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First post, by MERCURY127

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Hello to all!

Now i want present you my fresh program:

PPT - Parallel Port Tester, with ability testing EXTERNAL inputs via data bus in BPP/EPP modes.

For test you need make special 🤣 LIHO loopback.
Here is LIHO (Low [data nibble] In, High Out) passive test loopback scheme:

2 <- 1
3 <- 14
4 <- 16
5 <- 17
6 -> 13
7 -> 12
8 -> 10
9 -> 11
15 - NC

For run PPT (DOS/3x/9x only) enter in cmdline:

ppt [278]

where 278 - hex number of base port for test, if need. Without number program will use port 0x378h.

Tested on: old ISA multicard, p3 integrated port, core i7 integrated port. Not work in ECP mode!

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Reply 1 of 5, by collector

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This should be in Marvin Marvin, the Paranoid Android This forum is for games on *modern* systems.

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Reply 3 of 5, by Stiletto

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MERCURY127 wrote:

Ok, sorry...
How i can move or delete this topic?

Moderators/Admins move or delete it for you. (Unless it's a topic with only one post in it - the topic starter, yours - then you can delete a topic)

Moved to Marvin -> General Old Hardware. (Could just as easily go in Release Announcements, but you'll probably get more people testing it here.)

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do the Fandango!" - Queen

Stiletto

Reply 4 of 5, by Jepael

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MERCURY127 wrote:
Here is LIHO (Low [data nibble] In, High Out) passive test loopback scheme: […]
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Here is LIHO (Low [data nibble] In, High Out) passive test loopback scheme:

2 <- 1
3 <- 14
4 <- 16
5 <- 17

OK, so what if data pins (2,3,4,5) are high outputs, and control pins (1,14,16,17) are low outputs?
Can you safely say every parallel port in the world does not go up in smoke and works afterwards?

Personally, I know enough about my parallel ports I would not connect those together.

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