Okay, that's good. I was more worried about the SIOC.ini being wrong. I will re-test with something much simpler like an AP switch.
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Okay, that's good. I was more worried about the SIOC.ini being wrong. I will re-test with something much simpler like an AP switch.
An AP switch? Why so complicated? Test it like this:
Code:Var 10, Name LED1, Link IOCARD_OUT, Output 11 // LED1
Var 11, Name LED2, Link IOCARD_OUT, Output 13 // LED2
Var 12, Name LED3, Link IOCARD_OUT, Output 15 // LED3
Var 13, Name LED4, Link IOCARD_OUT, Output 17 // LED4
Var 14, Name LED5, Link IOCARD_OUT, Output 19 // LED5
Var 15, Name LED6, Link IOCARD_OUT, Output 23 // LED6
Var 0 Value 0
{
&LED1 = 1
&LED2 = 1
&LED3 = 1
&LED4 = 1
&LED5 = 1
&LED6 = 1
}
Hi Nico,
I have tried your script and unfortunately, the LEDs still do not light. The master card definitely works, I have tested in Controlador.exe. It seems like SIOC is not talking to the master card (in fact, when I tested the AP script, IOCPConsole Log said that LEDs 11, 13, and 15 should be =1; they weren't).
I definitely have the outputs declared right in SIOC.
You miss a MASTER statement in your sioc.ini (that's why...)
I thought you would know that by now ...
Hi Nico,
This isn't mentioned in the USBExpansion Documentation. I filled in the SIOC.ini according to the manual. Where is this statement? The only entries that you are told to apply by the manual are:
- USB=Yes
- Musb=Yes
- USB_AD=4
- NCards=1
Don't know which documentation you are looking into, but that is certainly not correct.
You should look into the SIOC documentation, not the USB expansion card....
Look here.
This is how your sioc.ini should be like:
Change the number 1001 in the MASTER statement into the Devicenumber of your USB expansion card that is shown in the SIOC main window.Code:[SIOC]
IOCP_port=8092
IOCP_timeout=4000
Minimized=Yes
toggle_delay=20
CONFIG_FILE=ttt.ssi
[IOCARDS MODULE]
IOCard_disable=No
IOCard_LPT=No
[MASTERS]
MASTER=0,4,1,1001
[FSUIPC MODULE]
FSUipcdisable=No
FSUipcRefresh=50
[IOCP CLIENTS MODULES]
IOCPini_delay=3000
IOCPclient0_disable=Yes
IOCPclient0_host=localhost
IOCPclient0_port=8090
IOCPclient1_disable=Yes
IOCPclient1_host=localhost
IOCPclient1_port=8099
[SOUND MODULE]
Sound_disable=Yes
Volume=100
Nico
Thanks very much Nico, that SIOC.ini works great:).
Also, thanks a bunch for that PDF Document. I have been looking for soemthing exactly like that. Rest assured it has been saved and copied to my Hard-Drive:D.