Intel cpu on board motherboard suggestion

eFalegname wrote:

I was stunned to see that it hasn't a parallel internal port, but has does a male LPC connector socket, that I have no idea how get the signal to my Router.

That seems to be a serial port header. The specification makes no mention of a parallel port

www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/E350M1USB3/?cat=Specifications

The PCI slots eems to be a PCI-e x16 rather than a conventional PCI slot, so I am not sure that a cheap parallel port card is the answer either.

andypugh wrote:

The PCI slots eems to be a PCI-e x16 rather than a conventional PCI slot, so I am not sure that a cheap parallel port card is the answer either.

I just checked, and PCI-e parallel port cards exist:
www.ebay.it/itm/Sienoc-1xPorta-PCI-E-a-D...?hash=item4d31ff7a1e

Despite the fact that it is a long 16x sot, the short 1x cards ought to work:
it.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express

A large proportion of LinuxCNC users do not use the parallel port, so that might explain why the board had good latency numbers but no mention of the lack of p-port.

Incidentally, instead of the Parallel port card, you could consider a Mesa card, though those are quite a lot more expensive.
eusurplus.com/index.php?route=product/pr...63_291&product_id=54

eFalegname wrote:

This is the LPC internal port: imgur.com/jjJ7OOq

In theory you should be able to connect to that to create a parallel port:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low_Pin_Count
But in practice I am not sure that you can.

I think it will be simpler to use the PCI-e connector.