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Subject: Stan Lackey's question about joystick I/O
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Date: Mon, 9-Nov-87 16:21:30 EST
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I also would like some joystick I/O info.  As far as I know, tying 
a pin to +5v will signal a 'joystick' up, down, left, right, etc.
This means that impossible joystick movements like up-down are also
possible.  I think there is a listing in the Atari manual, but it is
always possible to get a listing by just printing the memory locations
of a joystick port and connecting different pins to the 5 volt pin to
see what value is printed.  Don't connect the 5 volt pin to ground...

Bryant