Re: LPT1
Posted by
c_holm10017
on 2005-08-08 14:11:59 UTC
Keith,
I have no idea whether a USB to LPT converter will provide the
required voltage, but you should also consider the software you are
planning to use. For example, TurboCNC ONLY runs under pure DOS and
unless you have DOS drivers with the USB to LPT connector that will
allow you to output to the standard LPT addresses, I bet you will be
out of luck. If your software is Windows based as I understand some
are (Maybe Mach??), this may not be a concern.
Chris
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Keith Bucklitch
<keith.bucklitch@w...> wrote:
I have no idea whether a USB to LPT converter will provide the
required voltage, but you should also consider the software you are
planning to use. For example, TurboCNC ONLY runs under pure DOS and
unless you have DOS drivers with the USB to LPT connector that will
allow you to output to the standard LPT addresses, I bet you will be
out of luck. If your software is Windows based as I understand some
are (Maybe Mach??), this may not be a concern.
Chris
--- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@yahoogroups.com, Keith Bucklitch
<keith.bucklitch@w...> wrote:
> I am interested in the comment that sufficient voltage isavailable from a
> USB port. I was looking to purchase a new laptop the other day todrive my
> CNC interface, and was surprised to find that this particular make(Acer)
> did not have a parallel port as standard. The salesman tried tosell me a
> USB to Parallel converter, but as I was unsure that such a devicewould put
> out sufficient volts, I declined the sale.converters
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> Can you confirm that the voltage from one of these USB-parallel
> will put out sufficient volts?less, that may
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> Keith
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