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						<title>PS/2 mouse program for 8051</title>
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						<description>Helloi need a program for 8051 in C which implements PS/2 mouse protocols,i am using an accelerometer in place of IR sensor in a standard mouse.But i am not sure on how to implement mouse protocols on 8051.Plz someone help me in this regard.I would be gratefull.</description>
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