Re: Adaptive Firmware card

[Wayne Stewart <waynes@intergate.bc.ca>]

I have a few of them. Some came with the hardware that plugs into that box.
Basically a large board with touch sensitive sqares about 1 sqare inch each.
Gave someone with muscle tremors or coordination dificulties a large target.
I haven't looked at them in years but I seem to recall that the sqares could
be
programed to various functions. To say much more I'd have to dig out the
manuals and software




Bart wrote:

> I bought yet another GS last nite at the thrift shop.  It was a ROM 1 with
> some weird cards in it.  one card has me stumped:
> description:
> "G32 Adaptive Firmware Card" on the front, and  "c1987 Adaptive
> Peripherals" on the back.  is loaded with chips including a 65sc816p-2.
> By its location, and the name of the company stamped on the back of the GS
> I think this card has something to do with disabilities such as blindness.
> It came with a weird ribbon wire with a  plug-in on it with a box that has
> audio female jacks and volume controls..
> Anyone seen this kind of thing before?
>
> -Bart