rocky

Hi !

This program was working before and I was able to read any pin of my
parallel port with a pentium II . Now I have a P4 lpt connector on the
mother board, at address 378 (888) and nothing work anymore.
I test it on my ThinkPad same problem. Did I lost few lines in my prog or do
I have to Def something at the beginning

CLS
OUT 890, 0
DO

IN1 = -((INP(890) AND 1) = 0)
IN14 = -((INP(890) AND 2) = 0)
IN16 = -((INP(890) AND 4) = 4)
IN17 = -((INP(890) AND 8) = 0)
IN15 = -((INP(889) AND 8) = 8)
IN13 = -((INP(889) AND 16) = 16)
IN12 = -((INP(889) AND 32) = 32)
IN10 = -((INP(889) AND 64) = 64)
IN11 = -((INP(889) AND 128) = 128)
LOCATE 11, 1
PRINT "Pin #1 Adresse 890 (bit 0)="; IN1
PRINT "Pin #14 Adresse 890 (bit 1)="; IN14
PRINT "Pin #16 Adresse 890 (bit 2)="; IN16
PRINT "Pin #17 Adresse 890 (bit 3)="; IN17
PRINT "Pin #15 Adresse 889 (bit 3)="; IN15
PRINT "Pin #13 Adresse 889 (bit 4)="; IN13
PRINT "Pin #12 Adresse 889 (bit 5)="; IN12
PRINT "Pin #10 Adresse 889 (bit 6)="; IN10
PRINT "Pin #11 Adresse 889 (bit 7)="; IN11
PRINT INP(889)

LOOP


tks in advance

jyt

bob may

Running WinXp now? If so, you can't do that anymore without doing some
other stuff first before you fire up the program.

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If you are using NT/2K/XP, you will need to gain user level
access to the parallel port hardware. A program called userport
(search google for userport.zip) will do the trick.