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.. ps2-sample: PS/2 Interface #################################### Overview ******** This sample demonstrates how to use the :ref:`PS/2 API <ps2_api>`. Callbacks are registered that will write to the console indicating PS2 events. These events indicate mouse configuration responses and mouse interaction. Building and Running ******************** The sample can be built and executed on boards supporting PS/2. Please connect a PS/2 mouse in order to exercise the functionality. Sample output ============= .. code-block:: console PS/2 test with mouse Note: You are expected to see several interrupts as you configure/move the mouse!