TF CD32 Riser Revision 2 Build Guide.

[arkadiusz.makarenko]

Thanks, will test and report back (probably tomorrow).

After work I will prepare source code for bugfixes.
So I will be able to compile some stuff for tests.

[alenppc]

Ok, I tried version 1.0 and there is no difference in mouse behaviour. It works correctly on 060 only but not on 030/020. For completely crazy behaviour, try clocking your 030 at 40 mhz and watch everything go wild.

[arkadiusz.makarenko]

Ok, I tried version 1.0 and there is no difference in mouse behaviour. It works correctly on 060 only but not on 030/020. For completely crazy behaviour, try clocking your 030 at 40 mhz and watch everything go wild.

I will order 80mhz crystal.

[arkadiusz.makarenko]

Logitech M325c doesn't work at all, and the mouse that glitches is the Rapoo 3360 (works best with Risermouse 1). But those are literally the only two I tried so far. I tried a generic USB keyboard and that seems to work without any issues. Apple keyboard doesn't. Will try more when I get a chance. Thanks for all the work you have done so far.

I can confirm that Rapoo 3360 works fine on my Riser and Amiga, so it is the same issue like any other glitching mouse.It is ARM<->Amiga communication.

PS.
This mouse is tiny!

[alenppc]

This mouse is tiny!

Haha, this is what my wife bought me when I told her my old mouse was broken.

[arkadiusz.makarenko]

I have added few delays - It is just to check if this helps.
It always works on my setup, so I can't reproduce it just now. I think TF328 would be the best for tests.

[alenppc]

No real difference compared to the last one. On 020 the mouse still won't move sideways. Same as before on 030.

[arkadiusz.makarenko]

No real difference compared to the last one. On 020 the mouse still won't move sideways. Same as before on 030.

So this is not a matter of timings on ARM side.

[arkadiusz.makarenko]

I have changed few tiny bits in CPLD.
You can try those.

[alenppc]

There seems to be a teeny-tiny improvement, as in reduced phantom movements on 030 and slightly more horizontal movement on 020.