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paper instead TTS special transfer foils
Is there some paper I can use instead of the standard tts required paper?
please help me, in romania a single a4 paper is about 3E and money aren't growing in trees.... =] =] =]
Re: programable controller
DAMM :? those things are expensive...... :? :? :? :? :?
sorry man but my parents are teachers in romania... don't have enough money.....
10x anyway
how to use an 74ls151
I got a much wanted answer to an question and now I am in trouble again.
:?: Anyone knows how to use 5 74ls151 :?: for recieving diagnosis from external devices through the lpt port? and anyone knows how to pool data out of it??? some code or some help on how to...
I need information and if it is possible an circuit that can help me obtain as much distinct outputs and inputs from the paralell port as possible. I saw DiscoLitez circuit that offers 32 output pins by multiplying the data port (pin 1 to 7, paralell port) with the control port (pin 1, 14, 16...
programable controller
hi there. one more problem going on here. i thought about some controllers but none of them was my taste. i think buying a programable controller (some with flash memory) and i will write some code programm and burn it into the chip. anyone knows what language is used...
Re: ULN2003
about that unl2003... I downloaded the entire server when I saw what they are talking about but I don't know where to give it the signal (it is there a little drawing but don't know how shall I put the pins). I downloaded the datasheet of that unl but nope....... don't know it...
I have a problem: I am trying to build some pcb drawing facility which i can control via the lpt port of my computer. the problem is that the stepping motors work with 24 volt and the output after the SN74C374 is no more than 2.2 V (each SN recieves the 8 data-out pins and one of the 4 clock-out...
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