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<p>Created. Infodump mostly about MSX, compatibility, and adaptors.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{infobox_controller<br /> | photo = <br /> | release = <br /> | series = <br /> | model = MU-1 BK&lt;br&gt;MU-1<br /> | company = [[:Category:Roland|Roland]]&lt;br&gt;[[:Category:Mitsumi Electric|Mitsumi Electric]]<br /> | designer = <br /> | colours = [[:Category:Black|Black]]&lt;br&gt;[[:Category:Grey|Grey]]&lt;br&gt;[[:Category:White|White]]<br /> | system = [[:Category:MSX|MSX]]<br /> | connection = [[:Category:DE9|DE9]]<br /> | purpose = GUI<br /> | mechanisms = [[:Category:Analogue|Analogue]]&lt;br&gt;[[:Category:Mouse|Mouse]]&lt;br&gt;[[:Category:Digital button|Digital button]]<br /> }}<br /> Mitsumi Electric-made mouse Roland sold for use with some of its S series [[wikipedia:Sampler_(musical_instrument)|samplers]] (S-330, S-550, S750, S-760, S-770). There is a black version (model number suffix BK), and a white version, which seems rarer.<br /> <br /> Mitsumi licenced the same design to a bunch of different companies for MSX mice (not sure which came first):<br /> <br /> * [[Daewoo CMS-120]]<br /> * [[Panasonic FS-JM1]]<br /> * [[Philips SBC 3810]]<br /> * [[Sakhr SM-02]]<br /> * [[Sony MOS-1]]<br /> * [[Talent DPM-220]]<br /> <br /> Source: https://www.msx.org/wiki/Roland_MU-1<br /> <br /> ==Compatibility==<br /> <br /> The MU-1 uses the same standard as the MSX, so this mouse works there, and MSX mice work here. The MSX Resource Center suggests the same goes for the FM-Towns and some Sony mice: https://www.msx.org/wiki/Mouse/Trackball#Compatibility_with_other_computers.2Fconsoles.2Fappliances<br /> <br /> 3DO, PCs, C64, Amiga, ST (etc) all use mice with the same DB-9 port, but I don&#039;t believe any are compatible. I guess there&#039;s always the option to grab one of those and rewire the pins, but you can also get cheap PS/2 to MSX mouse adaptors, and that way you can use an optical mouse or trackball. KMTech make one, and there are others.<br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> <br /> * https://www.msx.org/wiki/Roland_MU-1<br /> <br /> [[Category:Controller]]<br /> [[Category:Mitsumi Electric]][[Category:Roland]]<br /> [[Category:Black]][[Category:Grey]][[Category:White]]<br /> [[Category:MSX]]<br /> [[Category:DE9]]<br /> [[Category:Analogue]][[Category:Mouse]][[Category:Digital button]]</div>

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