Exelvision Exelmouse
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Description
The Exelvision Exelmouse[1] was a rebranded Neos MS-10 offered as a peripheral for the Exelvision EXL-100 computer[2].
It came bundled with a paint software and a "CRAM" adapter with by-pass connector (to allow a memory extension and/or a floppy controller at the same time), provided with a MSX compatible DB-9 connector.
It was not directly software compatible with the Exelvision system, games or BASIC, so it needed to be accessed by machine code. The TMS7020 source code to read the mouse is available on the [1]link above.
Near identical versions were available from the following brands:
- Canon VG-100
- Mitsubishi ML-10MA
- Mitsubishi ML-11MA
- Mitsubishi ML-100MA
- Neos MS-10X
- Neos MS-10Z
- Philips VZ-1921
- Sakhr MU-01
- Sanyo KA-MS-10R
- Sanyo KA-MS-10R2
- Victor HC-A704M
- Wigmore MS2000
- Yamaha MU-01
Brand | Exelvision (Manufacturer: Mitsumi Electric) |
Model | Exelmouse |
Year | 1986 |
Region | France and Spain |
Launch price | 1150 French Francs |
Package content | Mouse, CRAM interface and cartridge with simple paint program (Exelpaint) |
Emulation |
Gallery
MRC Gallery
More pictures
- Exelvision Exelmouse [3]
- Exelmouse interface (inside) [4]
- Exelmouse inside [5]
- Exelmouse CRAM interface schematics [6]
Specifications
200 CPI mouse.