You can use the precompiled file hex/USB2Amiga.A500.hex to program the
Arduino pro mini 328p 3.3V.
| Pin | Signal | Note |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | KBCLK | |
| 3 | KBDAT | may not be changed |
| 4 | KBRESET | |
| 5 | DB9 Pin 1 | Y2 mouse signal |
| 6 | DB9 Pin 2 | X1 mouse signal |
| 7 | DB9 Pin 3 | Y1 mouse signal |
| 8 | DB9 Pin 4 | X2 mouse signal |
| A0 | DB9 Pin 6 | left mouse button |
| A1 | DB9 Pin 9 | right mouse button |
| A2 | DB9 Pin 5 | optional middle mouse button |
| GND | DB9 Pin 8 | mouse ground |
(Is the mentioned level shifter necessary?)
Pull these signals through a level shifter with LV# on the Arduino side and HV# on the Amiga side. With an 8-bit level shifter you can get everything working. The right and middle mouse buttons reuse pins that were originally intended for paddles, which internally are simple potentiometers. Routing these signals through level shifter is not such a good idea, as trial and error has shown.
Connect all GNDs together: the GND of the keyboard connector, pin 8 of the DB9 mouse connector, the Arduino pro mini and both sides of the level shifter. There are level shifter that only have one GND and an extra connector called "OE". According to this discussion this needs to be connected to +5V using a 1k Ohm pull-up resistor. +5V needs to be connected to HV of the level shifter, RAW of the Arduino pro mini and the +5V pin of the keyboard connector. The +5V of the DB9 mouse connector can be skipped, since we are getting power from the keyboard connector already.
The DB9 pins are described above, the pins of the keyboard connector are:
| Pin | Function |
|---|---|
| 1 | KBCLK |
| 2 | KBDAT |
| 3 | KBRESET |
| 4 | +5V |
| 5 | n/c / key |
| 6 | GND |
| 7 | STATUS |
| 8 | INUSE |