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DrFrylock Registered User regular.If you install this package, your device will be properly recognized by compatible systems, and might even benefit from new features or various bug fixes. Anyway, what I'm getting at is that any device sending data to a PC over a parallel port is using something that was a bit of a hack back in the day and probably isn't supported by USB-parallel adapters.
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Later on, companies started making actual bidirectional parallel ports, but honestly I don't know much about those because I'd moved out of hardware.
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Then people realized that if you split bytes into nybbles - I'm not making that word up - at the device level, and sent it back to the computer four bits at a time, your "output-only" port became an input port as well, and in an age when PCs generally had two serial ports, one taken by a mouse and the other by a modem, getting more use out of the parallel ports was a godsend.
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On the other hand, they have five "status" lines used to indicate various printer states. To get geeky, because I used to work on hardware like this: Parallel ports were originally designed for output only, so you couldn't really read data back from them. Your best bet is the card I think anyways.
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Thanks all for the help, and this can probably be locked unless someone has a hail mary to toss out. If it's impossible to get the equipment hooked up using what we have now, I guess we might as well just get the PCI card, since I'm pretty sure that will work, and that's what our last resort was anyway. In order for your program to use it, it has to show up as LPT1, 2 or 3 in the device manager. Regardless of that second adapter, the computer is still going to see it as a COM port. Daenris on September I'm pretty sure that's not going to work. We've tried a number of adapters and none of them actually ended up working, because frequently the old experiment equipment doesn't actually follow the exact port protocol, and so it doesn't work well when translated over USB. Honestly, the easiest solution is going to be to buy a PCI parallel port card for the computer. I've worked in psych labs with old equipment like this.
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One is an older looking piece without any serial number make or model, taking the parallel port and converting it to most likely a COM port they're screwed together in such a way I can't really remove them to double check. It's actually two adapters stuck together. Okay I'm kind of stupid, I really should've mentioned this. Is there something else I have to do to make LPTs an option? Registered User regular. Ruckus on September I went to the properties, Port Settings tab, and there was no option to change it. September edited September If you look at the properties of it, the second tab, "Port Settings" should allow you to change the LPT number assigned to it. There's no way to add any more, and this is the ONLY program which can do what I need it's specific to the equipment.Īny help on this would be great. I got my hands on a parallel port to USB port adapter, plugged that in, and installed the drivers. The new computer has no printer port, only USB ports. However, the equipment only outputs using a parallel printer port cable. I just set up a new computer, and need to attach it to a certain piece of equipment to read in some data. By default, the logs is located at C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\LogFiles If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask.So, in the lab I'm working in, we're replacing a bunch of equipment, adding new computers, etc. To solve it, please open nfig with textEditor, set the permission to be FullTrust as below:(By default, the file is located at C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer) By the way, the SQL Server Reporting Services logs will help us to solve the issue.
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Another possible I have met is that the PermissionSet is set to Excecution for code group "Report_Server_Strong_Name". 2.Click "SQL Server Services" 3.Make sure the SQL Server Reporting Services is running. Please follow these steps to check the service is running: 1.Open SQL Server Configuration Manaager. Hi edmorekachere, The issue should be caused by the Reporting Services windows service is not running.