Re: EMC Running My Controller
Posted by
Jon Anderson
on 1999-08-15 09:00:12 UTC
Dan Mauch wrote:
there are small capacitors on the I/O lines of the parallel port.
Clipping these is -supposed- to greatly increase rate of data transfer.
Obviously, it would be better to try this on an add-in card than on the
motherboard...
I don't know enough about electronics to feel confident about what
capacitors to clip, nor measure the effects. Just thought I'd toss it
out for someone else to comment on.
Jon
> Now that I have emc up and running I went back and read theI don't know if this is true, or if it would help, but I was told that
> docs. I discovered that using the parallel port you are
> limited to 5KHZ thru the parallel port.
there are small capacitors on the I/O lines of the parallel port.
Clipping these is -supposed- to greatly increase rate of data transfer.
Obviously, it would be better to try this on an add-in card than on the
motherboard...
I don't know enough about electronics to feel confident about what
capacitors to clip, nor measure the effects. Just thought I'd toss it
out for someone else to comment on.
Jon
Discussion Thread
Dan Mauch
1999-08-14 08:02:29 UTC
Re: EMC Running My Controller
Dan Falck
1999-08-15 04:55:04 UTC
Re: EMC Running My Controller
Dan Mauch
1999-08-15 06:38:54 UTC
Re: EMC Running My Controller
Jon Anderson
1999-08-15 09:00:12 UTC
Re: EMC Running My Controller
George Potter
1999-08-15 21:50:32 UTC
Re: EMC Running My Controller
Ray Henry
1999-08-16 05:35:26 UTC
Re: EMC Running My Controller
Ray Henry
1999-08-16 06:13:23 UTC
Re: EMC Running My Controller
Dan Mauch
1999-08-16 07:19:08 UTC
Re: EMC Running My Controller
Tim Goldstein
1999-08-16 08:36:15 UTC
Re: EMC Running My Controller
Fred Proctor
1999-09-01 12:56:49 UTC
Re: Re: EMC Running My Controller