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Is there a parallel driver somewhere that I can download for these v2 LPT Development Boards? I really need to get this working and we don't currently have any kind of budget to upgrade to the USB boards.

Hello Simon If you are using a V2 development board (i.e. the parrallel port version) then you can specify the LPT connection by loading PPP and clicking Options -> Options and selecting the LPT V2 dev board option. Let me know how you get on. Hi Ben, we are using the V2 parallel version of the boa...

Thanks for your reply Ben. I've got a PCI parallel card and I'm using the drivers that come in the box. Should I have a Matrix driver for the parallel card? If I go into device manager and choose to update the driver, I don't have a Matrix driver listed. Is there a download for the parallel version ...

Thanks again for your help Steve. The lecturer has left me with two of the ten boards, one of them is a 16F84 and one is a 16F84A. Unfortunately he has no idea how to set these boards up only how to use the software once it has been set up for him so I'm really learning as I go how to do this. I've ...

Hi Steve When I select the correct chip from the drop down menu it says "could not identify onboard chip" when I click on the autodetect button. If I choose correct chip from the same dropdown it gets me further when I choose "build" and the pops up a message saying "Hex file has config2 word, but s...

Hi Steve These boards are completely new to me, I've never had to deal with them before. I've installed the ASM4 PICmicros software and I think it's set to the correct chip. The number printed on the PIC chip is 168F84 and I have set this in the options for PPP v3 as you can see in the screenshot at...

I'm working on installing some PIC Micro boards for an electronic engineering class that we are running. We have v2 Development Boards that interface using parallel PCI cards that we have purchased for this purpose. I have set up the card in Device Manager to use the 03BC - 03BE I/O range and set it...