Hmmm. Well that will link you to the PC, but for SurvPC purposes you
really want to hook straight to a modem eh Or? WOuld be a challenge
to get an emulator on a PC connected to a two player game on a Game
Boy though.
On 13 Apr 99 at 18:44, Or Botton wrote:
> "When the officials refuse to answer, go to the underground."
> Anyone knows a gameboy emulator called no$gmb? I've contacted
> its author and presented the very same question which was turned
> down by nintendo to him. I think that you might find the answer
> quite informative:
> ----------------------------------
> Hello
>
> No, it isn't rs232 compatible. The port has a clock signal, and two data
> signals (for sending and receiving). Every time the clock signal gets
> high (or low, not sure), one data bit is send (and read).
>
> The clock signal is controlled by the 'master' gameboy, as long as you
> let the PC control the clock signal (and make the gameboy the slave
> computer), it's no big deal to connect it via LPT port.
>
> The gameboy internal transfer speed is 8kbits/second, but you could use
> faster (or slower) clock speeds if you generate the clock signal on your
> own.
>
> A general description on the gameboy IO port can be found in Pan Docs
> (see gameboy specs on my webpage), and schematics for the plug should be
> found on Jeff's webpage (see link on my webpage).
>
> Cu, Martin
> ----------------------------------
> Thats the letter. Now for the URLs he mentioned:
> nocash's homepage: http://www.work.de/nocash/
> Gameboy hardware reference: http://www.work.de/nocash/gmb-spec.htm
> Gameboy technical page: http://home.hiwaay.net/~jfrohwei/gameboy/
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