> I think the problem is that FPP doesn't even recognize anything
> on Parallel
> port.

I think you may confirm the operation of parallel port by FPP.
1) In FPP main window click "Setup"
2) Click "Define/Test" in FPP Setup window
3) Then you're at FPP Define/Test window. From here choose the correct
setting, ex the port you're planning to use, the pin # assignment. Finally
click "Apply" and check "Enable". You may now play around with the radio
button and monitoring your programmer with a voltmeter. It should toggle
between +Vcc and 0V correspondence to the radio button setting.

WH Tan

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