Parallel(LPT) port programming.

Nandika · Post by **Nandika** » Fri Nov 11, 2011 6:29 pm

i want to know about parallel port programming.
i want to create 70 LED drive as knight rider.
if program by in vb.net,good

plz help me....

Nandika · Post by **Nandika** » Sat Nov 12, 2011 12:19 pm

i know something about parallel port programming in vb6 using WIN95IO.DLL file.
but i have not sound knowledge.
if you have resource for get knowledge,plz give me or EC.
my mail address is <link removed>.

thank

Rksk · Post by **Rksk** » Sun Nov 13, 2011 4:04 pm

There are some vb6 apps witch will help you.

Parallel_port_software.zip: (82.59 KiB) Downloaded 664 times

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Post by **Neo** » Mon Nov 14, 2011 11:05 am

Operating LEDs through LPT was popular a decade back. But now even 15 year olds use microcontrollers to do that. Unlike the LPT which has only 8 output pins, a basic microcontroller such as 16F877A (the most popular one in Sri Lanka for learning) has many output pins. See New Knight rider Flasher. Both RAT and Rksk experimented on this.

Nandika · Post by **Nandika** » Mon Nov 14, 2011 11:32 am

Neo wrote:Operating LEDs through LPT was popular a decade back. But now even 15 year olds use microcontrollers to do that. Unlike the LPT which has only 8 output pins, a basic microcontroller such as 16F877A (the most popular one in Sri Lanka for learning) has many output pins. See New Knight rider Flasher. Both RAT and Rksk experimented on this.

yes lpt programming is old.but,as i know,lpt port has several mode.EPP(enhanced parallel port) mode has output grater than 8.SPP(staranded parallel port) has only 8 output.

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Post by **Neo** » Mon Nov 14, 2011 12:54 pm

What is EPP when compared to microcontrollers

PIC16F877A has 33 GPIO pins. Have a look at my How to start with Microcontrollers. With some knowledge in C (or Assembly), I'm sure you'll be able to do lot of innovations with them. Take my word, it is very easy to start. Only thing is you need to collect the required components at the beginning including a microcontroller programmer.

Nandika · Post by **Nandika** » Tue Nov 15, 2011 10:08 am

Neo wrote:What is EPP when compared to microcontrollers PIC16F877A has 33 GPIO pins. Have a look at my How to start with Microcontrollers. With some knowledge in C (or Assembly), I'm sure you'll be able to do lot of innovations with them. Take my word, it is very easy to start. Only thing is you need to collect the required components at the beginning including a microcontroller programmer.

as i know,epp is a one of parallel port mode.others are spp,ecp.
it is not about microcontroller.
i have tried to prngram pic16f84a chip from DJM programmer.but,i could not do it.
i learned about chip programming from "Vdusara" articles.
i know something about this.but,i have not money 4 spend to buy a chip.
i can creat a programmer.but,i have not knowledge about it connect with pc.
plz give solution...?

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Post by **Neo** » Tue Nov 15, 2011 10:13 am

Hi Nandika,
Please ask different questions in new topics. Otherwise it is confusing for readers.

Nandika · Post by **Nandika** » Wed Nov 23, 2011 11:50 pm

Neo wrote:Hi Nandika,
Please ask different questions in new topics. Otherwise it is confusing for readers.

ok Neo,i understood lpt programming is defficult than microchip programming for my knight rider.

thank Neo and all other friends for teach it.
now,i am interesting about PIC programming.

thanx all

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