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But not everything uses that. Some software simply connects a pin of the port to a motor and another to a sensor, then uses software in the computer to turn t
by pifm_guy 4y ago
But not everything uses that. Some software simply connects a pin of the port to a motor and another to a sensor, then uses software in the computer to turn the motor off as soon as it sees the sensor be activated.
Devices that do that often have very tight timing requirements - since original 1990's era computers could respond to a change in a pin change in as little as a few clock cycles.
- zozbot234 4y agoThis. The parallel port is pretty much the original GPIO.
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