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I already have my answer from Pangolin

>Yes, the LD2000.DLL should work with the QM32 board with no problems. >The main difference between the LD2000.DLL and LD.DLL is that the >LD2000.DLL mainly uses 32-bit parameters.

Regards,

Alfons

Hi everybody,

is there a way to programm for the Pangolin QM32 in a 32 bits application.
(Instead of a 16 bits app because LD.dll is also a 16 bits DLL)

I have read (MSDN) that i can create a 32 bits dummy (with thunk compiler etc) and 'hacking' windows by asm code, but thats not what i want ...

Hello everybody,

if someone is searching for a ILDA reader/parser, you can
download a DLL including this functionality.

With Borland C++ Builder example.
You can use the DLL with Builder, Delphi, Visual Studio (C++, VB)

Download :
http://support.tmlaser.com/cgi-bin/user/uncgi/download ...

Mein Deutch war wieder nicht so gut, also schreib ich es im 3 Sprache <img src="/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />

German:
Anarchy hat mehr color palette files...
Wenn ihre Farbe nicht richtig aussehe, probieren sie ein andere.

InSight benutzt auch der gleiche color palette files ...

Sorry i can't answer in German, mein deutsch war nich to gut <img src="/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

But to the point :

Can't you steer all devices by I2C ???

I made a long time ago a little I2C service.
Then you can use one serial port to controll all devices hanging on the I2C ...

I have build an ILDA file parser that is written in conformity with the specs of the original ILDA document.

After that i found out that a lot of .ILD files are not really 100% compatible, so sometimes
i must 'bypass' the specs (for e.g. starting the first frame with number 10 en stead of the ...

Hello everybody,

can somebody explain me what the standard is of playing ILDA files:

In Frames per second or Points per second

Some ILDA file are playing well in FPS, others in PPS .....
I can't figure out the real playing speed in the ILDA documentation, so if anybody knows it for sure ...

It is NEVER posible to sync the out of the blankening signal to the LPT port...
Only writing to a soundblaster directly
(without buffer etc) works fine, but only posible under DOS :-(

>Solutions:
>Build a dual 8-bit DAC for the LPTport and use an other pin for blankening. (not buffered ...