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<blockquote data-quote="Gixxer" data-source="post: 278071" data-attributes="member: 55121"><img src="http://www.soft-collection.com/images/ParallelPortViever.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />use any of the greens as ground and then use pin 2, 3 , 4 , 5 as positive, one for each led.right now im not using any resistance but u may want to use one just in case. i guess 470 Ohms would be enough.ill upload the source this afternoon. the mod is very very simple so u will have no trouble understanding it.please remember that usb - to - parallel adapters dont normally work as a native parallel port, so this program will not work, i know there are some adapters models that do emulate a lpt exactly as they should but others just offer printer interface. if u happen to find one that works, please report back as i also need one for the laptop.as i said i will try to improve the setup so that it is possible to change the settings depending on the tv server status.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gixxer, post: 278071, member: 55121"] [IMG]http://www.soft-collection.com/images/ParallelPortViever.gif[/IMG] use any of the greens as ground and then use pin 2, 3 , 4 , 5 as positive, one for each led. right now im not using any resistance but u may want to use one just in case. i guess 470 Ohms would be enough. ill upload the source this afternoon. the mod is very very simple so u will have no trouble understanding it. please remember that usb - to - parallel adapters dont normally work as a native parallel port, so this program will not work, i know there are some adapters models that do emulate a lpt exactly as they should but others just offer printer interface. if u happen to find one that works, please report back as i also need one for the laptop. as i said i will try to improve the setup so that it is possible to change the settings depending on the tv server status. [/QUOTE]

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