HI again.
>From memory....you can use 15 pins on the LPT port in the manner I use.
So, you could control 15 devices if you wanted to.
I only use one at the moment...but my intention is to control more stuff.
I actaully get really carried away with this particular device, in that I
wrote a program that answered the phone, and if I enterd a sequence of
numbers, it took me to the "Device Control" menu. From there I could switch
the device on or off....great if you were out on a cold winters night...you
just rang home, and turned on the heater so it was nice and warm for when
you got home.....I also made a web interface for it too....told you I got a
bt carried away....hahahahaha
Jeremy
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> > hahaha.....yeah I forgot thats an internal IP to my internet
> server...OPPS
> !
> > try, http://www.vss.co.nz/gadgets/electronic/Hivoltage.htm
>
> this is great stuff!
>
> if you have more than one of these controller things, do you
> need an LPT port for each? Or do you use different pins for different
> devices?
>
> (If it's not obvious, I am NOT one of the people who "already knew"
> the bit about light and SSRs)
>
> ns
>
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