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Jan 19, 2002, 13:29
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| Младенец Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Armenia, Yerevan
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10  |  Harc Ov karoxa indz ognel? Indz petq a, vor lpt porti i - rd outic 5 volt hosanq stanam. Assembleri hramannerov linum a, bajc da 2000 - i tak chi ashxatum. Erevi petq a, vor ed amen inch@ ashxati cherez driver.<BR>Thanks |
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Jan 20, 2002, 06:14
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| Младенец Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Republic Of Armenia
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10 |  The only possible way to perform low level operations under Windows 2000 is to use the system API Functions. Mainly the PC port outcoming information is considered to be a matrix of voltage levels in all the canals of the port. So take a look at system API functions (you can get them in "API text viewer" from Visual Studio pack or a book). However I do not think that you will find any function "ready" to be used for your purposes (you will have to do that in some more difficult way, e. g. get a combination of functions). So good luck.
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Jan 21, 2002, 15:37
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| Administrator  Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: South Korea, Gumi
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313 |  Although it is a tough but the perfect way is to write a device driver so you can use very low level communication way with port. Use Windows 2000 DDK or Numega Driver Studio. |
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