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Mouse Systems 404015-001 1-Button Mechanical Bus Mouse PS/2 Vintage PC

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SKU:
27503
MPN:
404015-001
Condition:
Used
Availability:
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Weight:
1.00 LBS
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  • Mouse Systems 404015-001 1-button mechanical bus mouse — top view showing single-button design and Mouse Systems logo with attached cable
  • Mouse Systems 404015-001 bus mouse — three-quarter rear view showing 6-pin DIN bus connector at end of cable
  • Mouse Systems Corp label on underside — Part No. 404015-001, FCC ID FSUGMZB8, Made in Taiwan R.O.C., serial number 95019008
  • Mouse Systems 404015-001 bus mouse — bottom view showing mechanical ball housing, label, and serial number 95019008
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Description

Mouse Systems 404015-001 1-Button Mechanical Bus Mouse PS/2 Vintage PC

The Mouse Systems 404015-001 is a single-button mechanical bus mouse made by Mouse Systems Corporation of Fremont, California. It uses a ball-tracking mechanism and connects via a 6-pin DIN bus interface, distinguishing it from the later PS/2 and serial mouse standards. The design is clean and minimal — one button, no scroll wheel — typical of early PC pointing devices from this era.

Specifications & What's Included

  • Manufacturer: Mouse Systems Corp (Fremont, CA 94538)
  • Part Number: 404015-001
  • FCC ID: FSUGMZB8
  • Buttons: 1
  • Tracking Method: Mechanical (ball)
  • Interface: Bus
  • Connector: 6-pin DIN bus connector
  • Country of Manufacture: Taiwan, R.O.C.
  • Mouse only — no driver disk, software, or adapter included

Applications

Mouse Systems Corporation was one of the earliest manufacturers of computer mice, and the bus mouse format predates the widespread adoption of the serial and PS/2 mouse standards. Bus mice like this 404015-001 were designed to connect through a dedicated ISA bus card installed in the PC, rather than through a serial or PS/2 port. They were common on IBM PC-compatible systems through the mid-to-late 1980s and into the early 1990s, and were often bundled with early graphical software environments. Today these mice are sought by collectors and enthusiasts restoring period-correct vintage PC systems — particularly those running early versions of DOS-based GUIs or early Windows. A bus mouse adapter card is required to use this mouse; it is not compatible with standard PS/2 or serial ports without an adapter.

Condition: Used
This Mouse Systems 404015-001 1-Button Mechanical Bus Mouse has been inspected and is in good used condition. The body is clean with light surface wear consistent with age — no cracks, breaks, or heavy scuffing visible. The bus connector and cable appear intact and undamaged. Please review our photos for a close look at the actual unit and contact us with any questions before purchasing.
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Warranty Information

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Additional Information

Brand:
Mouse Systems
Model:
404015-001
MPN:
404015-001
Type:
Mechanical Bus Mouse
SKU:
27503
Number of Buttons:
1
Connectivity:
Bus (PS/2-style connector)
Connector Type:
6-pin DIN / PS/2 bus
Tracking Method:
Mechanical (Ball)
Interface:
Bus
FCC ID:
FSUGMZB8
Country/Region of Manufacture:
Taiwan
Compatible With:
Vintage PC systems with bus mouse interface
Seller Notes:
Mouse only — no software, driver disk, or adapter included.
Condition Notes:
This Mouse Systems 404015-001 1-Button Mechanical Bus Mouse has been inspected and is in good used condition. Light surface wear consistent with age; body, cable, and connector are intact. Please contact us with any questions.
California Prop 65 Warning:
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and lead compounds, and DEHP (a phthalate), which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Go to P65Warnings.ca.gov
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