As far as I remember, somebody wrote a joystick tester program, a really full featured and "graphical" one ...

Maybe that should be extended to test the full functionality of the sega thing, too ...

You have EnterMice and the Sega adapters, why you not do a simple test program yourself?

By the way this is the program:

https://enterpriseforever.com/programozas/enterprise-billentyzet-es-joystick-teszt/

http://bsz.amigaspirit.hu/Enterprise/HIDtest/hidtest.com

Moldani need one more EnterMice, it is still available? (He is build Enterprise config to his summer house )
   

On whose address to send? To you ?

Yes, to me.

Lacika want a EnterMice, it is still available?

Hello, i'll be interested in an entermice interface.
How to buy it, with postage up to france ?

It's a very great dev for enterprise.
Regards, Didier

After a six-month battle with programmators, finally I was able to program the XC9572XL.
My super-hiper-mega-everything programmator had, and actually still has a bug in the software that does not allow to program the last two bits of the matrix.
I asked the producer to do a patch, but they ignored me.
In the meantime, I bought two cheap cable substitutes for programming Xillinx chips, but it was a complete failure. None of them work.
I sent a second request to the manufacturer. Again, no reaction.
Today I pissed off and hacked the software Now it works perfectly
Another EnterMice has longer with the new XL chips, because the 5V versions have me come to an end.
Just in time.

Something like this. The attached preliminary sketch of the PCB.
Two slots for joysticks, socket PS/2 mouse and optional serial port Commodore (DIN6).

Approximate cost about 4 USD per one PCB (for 10 pieces). It may change, but not much.
I'm doing my PCBs in black - are about 30% more expensive than the cheapest green.

You could still buy a EnterMice?