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Hi,
I'm a new user of Inquisit 4, and I have been searching for an answer to a question, but haven't been able to find a clear answer.
I am trying to use Pin 2 of an LPT port as the valid response to a trial. I have looked at the Port Monitor, and I can see the check on Pin 2 change as the signal goes from high to low or low to high. My question is, what code/element allows me to read in a particular pin on an lpt port (Pin 2 in my case), and look for a change in voltage (either going high, or going low).
Thanks!
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Reading Parallel Port as Response Device
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
First you need to define the respective LPT port as /inputdevice for...
Dave
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10 Years Ago
Thank you for your quick feedback. I have setup my trial as follows:...
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
Two things to try, please: #1: When you specify <trial...
Dave
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10 Years Ago
[quote][b]Dave (8/15/2014)[/b][hr]Two things to try, please: #1:...
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
Whether the pin remains high would be something that your device has...
Dave
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10 Years Ago
I still can't seem to get it to work without immediately cycling...
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
Just to clarify: The check mark sets a pin to high when you want to...
Dave
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10 Years Ago
Ok, now we are starting to get somewhere. You are right, I needed to...
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
Hmm, if the trial doesn't move on, that would indicate it's still...
Dave
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10 Years Ago
Just a little more information about the posttrialsignal issue, the...
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
I think the issue is that the /posttrialsignal doesn't work with...
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
For how long does your device keep the pins high? Can you configure...
Dave
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10 Years Ago
Here's an idea. Simply have another <trial> check for the 'low'...
Dave
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10 Years Ago
This isn't something that I can control. I am tracking the trajectory...
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
Bingo! That's it! The level of support on this site is unmatched....
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
Great! And thank you for the kind words, too!
Dave
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10 Years Ago
Ok, to follow up on the previous script, I have run into another...
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
What happens when you use /responsemessage instead of /correctmessage?...
Dave
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10 Years Ago
Hi Dave, Thanks for your quick response. Your reply cued me in to the...
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
A given <trial> element can only have one type of /inputdevice,...
Dave
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10 Years Ago
Great! CRTL+B does exactly what I was trying to do. Thanks again!
DrLand
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10 Years Ago
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