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Vampire-compatible USB input devices
This page contains a list of USB input devices (mice, keyboards, game controllers, etc.) that are known to be working well on Vampire boards that have a USB port.
Compatibility concerns
- Mice and keyboards: To initialize a USB mouse or keyboard, the Vampire uses the “boot protocol”. This is the same protocol that was used by PC BIOS USB stacks before UEFI became widespread. Nowadays, with UEFI USB stacks available on most PCs, the old “boot protocol” is no longer necessary, so some manufacturers simply omit this protocol from their devices. But notably, if a USB mouse or keyboard does not support the “boot protocol”, it will not work on the Vampire. If you really need to use such a device, it can be made to work with the help of this HID wrapper (do-it-yourself).
- Game controllers: For communicating with USB game controllers, there is no standard protocol. Every manufacturer's protocol can be different. The Vampire has support for the most common protocols, covering a substantial number of game controllers.
Compatible mice
| Brand | Product | SKU or EAN or P/N |
|---|---|---|
| AmazonBasics | 3-Button USB Wired Computer Mouse, Model: MSU0939 | |
| Dell | MS111 | |
| Dell | M-UVDEL1 | |
| HP | X1000 | |
| HP | USB Optical Mouse | Spares P/N: 674316-001 |
| LogiLink | ID0010 | |
| LogiLink | ID0011 | |
| LogiLink | ID0016 | |
| LogiLink | ID0063 | |
| LogiLink | ID0095 | |
| LogiLink | ID0162 | |
| Logitech | M500 | |
| Logitech | M-UK96A | |
| Logitech | MX Revolution | |
| Microsoft | Optical Mouse by S+ARCK | |
| Lenovo | USB Optical Wheel Mouse, Model: MOEUUOA | FRU P/N: 00PH128 |
| Lenovo | Optical Mouse, Model: M-UAE119 | FRU P/N: 41U3030 |
| V7 Videoseven | USB-Mouse Optical | MV3000010-5EC |
| Hama | MC-100 USB Mouse Optical | 00182600 |
| Hama | MC-200 USB Mouse Optical | 00182602 |
| VicTsing | PC081A | |
| VicTsing | PC156A | |
| Trust | Carve Mouse 15862 | |
| Trust | Basi Mouse 16591 | |
| Zelotes | T-80 Gaming Mouse | |
| Razer | Diamondback | |
| Razer | Naga Classic | |
| Razer | Naga 2014 | |
| Razer | DeathAdder Chroma | |
| Razer | DeathAdder Elite | |
| Razer | Viper | |
| Razer | Tron | |
| Evoluent | VerticalMouse 4 Right Wireless | |
| Basetech | BN-S11 | |
| Fujitsu | Accessory Mouse M520 | |
| Fujitsu | M-U0026 | |
| ThinkPad | USB Laser Mouse | |
| Cherry | MC 2000 | |
| Rapoo | N1130 Optical Mouse | |
| LC-Power | m709BS | |
| Insignia | Wired Optical Mouse, Model: NS-PM819 | |
| Insignia | Wired Optical Mouse, Model: NS-PNMW319 | |
| T'nB | Ergonomic Vertical Wired Mouse, Model: MUERGOV | |
| T'nB | Rainbow Mouse, Model: MRAINBKRD | |
| Alcatroz | Stealth 5 Silent Mouse | |
| Gigabyte | M6580 | |
| MediaRange | MROS201 | |
| MediaRange | MROS210 | |
| MediaRange | MROS211 | |
| Conceptronic | Easy Mouse / REGAS A1, Model: CLLMEASY | 12000041 |
| Kensington | Orbit Optical Trackball | |
| Gamdias | Zeus E2 | |
| Ultron | UM-100 | |
| Inter-Tech | Eterno M-3026 |
Partly-compatible mice
If a mouse's electrical components are built to wake up “too quickly”, the Vampire will not have time to initialize it when powering on. You will need to plug in the mouse after turning on the Vampire and allowing some time for its electronics to wake up. Mice that are suffering from this problem are listed below. This late plug-in requirement can be circumvented with the help of this HID wrapper (do-it-yourself).
| Brand | Product | SKU or EAN or P/N |
|---|---|---|
| AmigaKit | Optical Scroll Mouse USB | MSEUSBOPB |
| Logitech | M90 | |
| Logitech | M100 | |
| Logitech | M110 Silent Mouse | |
| Logitech | B100 | |
| Microsoft | Basic Optical Mouse v2.0, Model: 1113 | |
| Microsoft | Compact Optical Mouse 500 v2.0, Model: 1344 | |
| HP | X900 | |
| LogiLink | ID0124 | |
| Verbatim | Mini Travel Optical Mouse |
Compatible keyboards
| Brand | Product | SKU or EAN or P/N |
|---|---|---|
| Logitech | K120 | |
| Logitech | K200 | |
| Logitech | K280e | |
| Logitech | G105 Gaming Keyboard | |
| Logitech | Deluxe 250 USB Keyboard | |
| Manhattan | Gaming Keyboard - Metal Base Edition, Model: 178457 | |
| Manhattan | Gaming Keyboard - Low-Force Key Edition, Model: 178426 | |
| Dell | SK-8115 | |
| Dell | KB212-B | |
| Dell | KB216 | |
| Microsoft | Wired Keyboard 600 | |
| Microsoft | Natural Wireless Ergonomic Keyboard 7000 | |
| HP | KB57211 | |
| HP | PR1101U | |
| HP | SK-2028 | |
| Lenovo | SK-8821 | |
| Acer | PR1101U | |
| Focus Electronics | FK-760 | |
| Redragon | K552 (without the “-2” or “-KR” or “-WR” suffix) | 740002400346 |
| Rii | RK100 | |
| Rii | RK100+ | |
| Rii | RK104 | |
| A-EON Technology | KX1000-1 | |
| Trust | Isla Keyboard | |
| Watson | KB 2130 | |
| Cherry | KC 1000 | |
| Cherry | G270 | G82-27000 |
| Speedlink | Velator Mechanical Gaming Keyboard | SL-670007-BK |
| Speedlink | Lamia Gaming Keyboard | |
| Ajazz | AK33 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (without RGB backlight) | |
| Armaggeddon | MKA-3C Psychfalcon | |
| Sanwa Supply | SKB-SL28BK | |
| Genius | Scorpion K9 | |
| Kensington | Keyboard for Life, Model: PK1100U | |
| Macally | Compact USB Wired Keyboard, Models: SLIMKEYC, SLIMKEYCSG |
You can connect an Amiga keyboard to the USB port.
- For an Amiga 600 / 1200 keyboard, use a
Keyrah V2bfrom iComp. - For other types of Amiga keyboards, use this adapter (do-it-yourself).
Compatible game controllers
| Brand | Product | SKU or EAN or P/N |
|---|---|---|
| Speedlink | Strike Gamepad | SL-6535 |
| Speedlink | Strike2 Gamepad | SL-6535 |
| Speedlink | Strike NX Gamepad | SL-650000 |
| Speedlink | Thunderstrike Gamepad | SL-6515 |
| Speedlink | Competition Pro Joystick | SL-6602 |
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