ParPort Choise.

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3 years 3 weeks ago #282720 by dellos
ParPort Choise. was created by dellos
Hi,
I am a newbie in LinuxCnc.

I am intent on doing some things like LinuxCnc -> ParPort -> Breakout Board -> Step motor Driver -> Step Motor

My PC does not have a Parallel Port so I searched around about how to use PCI or PCIe to extend a ParPort but there are many questions about how to make a ParPort card work. All I knew that is Chipset MSC9901 , MSC9865 will be OK 

I checked Sunix 's cards and all of those cards just support SPP mode in Linux (according to Sunix's homepage).
Maybe SY-PEX10001 is the most suitable card, It supports all modes and remapping, IRQ. But I cannot find a supplier in my location, The only nearby version was SYBA SY-PEX10008.
//Questions are:
Does SYBA SY-PEX10008 card work well ( They don't support ReMapping and IRQ) . 
When do I need Remapping and IRQ functions?
Is There a Document of LiunxCNC hardware setting more specifically?

I knew it was something like "don't know until trying it out" and it would be "More Cost". So, hope somebody's experience will help me reduce this cost. 

Thanks.

 

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3 years 2 weeks ago #282734 by Cant do this anymore bye all
There's is now so many cards under so many names that sometimes it can be a bit of a grab bag.

Most of the time it is "suck it and see", unless someone has a link to a specific card.

You may wanna have browse through this thread.
www.forum.linuxcnc.org/49-basic-configur...not-working-disabled

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3 years 2 weeks ago #282744 by tommylight
Replied by tommylight on topic ParPort Choise.
So far, all NETMOS or MOSChip ones worked for me, all PCI.
Trying to find some PCI-E ones to try, but not easy where i live.

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