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Added formatting to Mike's edits and just a minor change to wording. Good information!
If you are reusing the simpleusb.conf file from an older installation (i.e., ACID), take special note of the change in naming. When a exact match is not made, the settings that follow will not be loaded.
If you are reusing the simpleusb.conf file from an older installation (i.e., ACID), take special note of the change in naming. When a exact match is not made, the settings that follow will not be loaded.
=Miscellaneous=
==Parallel Port Pin Numbers==
Additional note on parallel port pin numbers:
Additional note on parallel port pin numbers:
When you are looking at the pp# addressing, the actual hardware pin numbers are in computer natural logical format.
When you are looking at the '''pp#''' addressing, the actual hardware pin numbers are in computer natural logical format.
So hardware pin " D0 " on lpt port is = to pp1 in the software setup and so hardware pin " D7 " is = pp8
So hardware pin '''''D0''''' on the LPT port is equal to '''''pp1''''' in the software configuration.
"0" is the first number to a computer as seen at the BIOS and/or hardware addressing.
Be sure you are testing/setting/attaching the correct pin number.
Here is a listing of hardware pins and the software setup equivalents:
{| class="wikitable"
! Hardware pin !! Software equivalent
|-
| D0 || pp1
|-
| D1 || pp2
|-
| D2 || pp3
|-
| D3 || pp4
|-
| D4 || pp5
|-
| D5 || pp6
|-
| D6 || pp7
|-
| D7 || pp8
|}
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