Philips CD-i Pointing Devices On this page, you will find a complete overview of all pointing devices that were made for the CD-i system. All devices can be used with all players except the early CDI 180, unless otherwise indicated. 22ER9010 22ER9011 22ER9012 22ER9013 22ER9014 22ER9016 22ER9017 22ER9019 22ER9020 22ER9021 22ER9030 22ER9040 22ER9041 22ER9042 22ER9050 22ER9051 22ER9054 22ER9055 At the end of the page a number of pointing device related documents are provided. CD-i Input Devices: User Test of prototypes and models 22ER9016 CD-i TurboTrack Remote - Introduction 22ER9041 CD-i Keyboard - User Manual |
22ER9010 CD-i Mouse for CDI 180 This mouse can only be used with the first CD-i system ever made, the CDI 180. It was made by Mitsumi. |
22ER9011 CD-i Mouse The CD-i Mouse was based upon Philips' custom-designed mouse, build by Kun Ying Enterprises (Genius). |
22ER9012 CD-i Roller Controller The CD-i Roller Controller, Philips' kids controller, was designed after extensive studies made by CTW among others and was build by Kun Ying Enterprises (Genius). |
22ER9013 CD-i Trackerball The CD-i Trackerball was build by Kun Ying Enterprises (Genius). It is available in both antracite for consumer CD-i players, as well as grey for professional players. |
22ER9014 CD-i Joystick (prototype) The CD-i joystick was mentioned in some documents, but besides some prototypes this device never actually hit the production-lines. |
22ER9016 CD-i TurnoTrack Remote (prototype) The CD-i TurboTrack Remote was never officially released but prototypes were made. See 22ER9016 CD-i TurboTrack Remote - Introduction. |
22ER9019 CD-i Wired Controller The CD-i Wired Controller is identical to the controller that was bundled with the CDI 450, except for the Audio-controls that are availabe on this version. |
22ER9020 CD-i Peacekeeper The CD-i Peacekeeper was a toy laser gun that could be used with shoot 'm up games from American Laser Games, such as Mad Dog McCree. |
22ER9021 CD-i Gamepad The CD-i Gamepad was the second CD-i game controller. It was designed with more ergonomics in mind, and was also build by Logitech. |
22ER9040 CD-i 180 Keyboard The CD-i 180 Keyboard can only be used with early CDI 180 player as it does not support the CD-i standard pointing device recognition protocol. |
22ER9050 ? CD-i IR Remote This CD-i IR remote was bundled with the early CDI 180 player. It is based on the Enhanced RC5 system, however its numerical keypad cannot be used with other CD-i players. |
22ER9054 CD-i IR Set The CD-i IR Set consisted of an IR receiver and the CD-i Commander. The kit was especially targeted at players with no IR receiver, such as the CDI 450 and the FW380i. |
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