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RE: Arduino Board as HP-IL device? - Dave Frederickson - 07-22-2019 03:24 PM (07-22-2019 02:29 PM)Artur - Brasil Wrote: Hi, guys! Portable mass storage has already been done. https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-1023-post-18204.html#pid18204 RE: Arduino Board as HP-IL device? - Artur - Brasil - 07-23-2019 12:55 PM Quote:Portable mass storage has already been done. Yes, I know, but or they are too expensive or they need another hardware for support them. RE: Arduino Board as HP-IL device? - Martin Hepperle - 08-06-2020 11:04 AM (09-02-2014 05:27 PM)charger73 Wrote: Hi all Revisiting this thread after a long time: what is the status of this solution? Was there any additional development and are the sources and documents up-to-date? I was considering to build a simple mass storage solution for my HP Portable Plus in case my 9114 starts to fail. I would prefer combining the PIL-Box part and the Arduino firmware into a single micro-controller (Arduino PIC, STM, ESP). Martin RE: Arduino Board as HP-IL device? - Jurgen Keller - 08-22-2020 11:13 AM (08-06-2020 11:04 AM)Martin Hepperle Wrote:(09-02-2014 05:27 PM)charger73 Wrote: Hi all Hi Martin, I just dropped a mail to Tobie, maybe he has missed your question ... Best regards, Jürgen RE: Arduino Board as HP-IL device? - Sylvain Cote - 03-13-2021 09:20 PM Hello Tobie, I am building two Arduino-IL-Drive units. I have received the Arduino boards and waiting for the PIL-Box to become available again to complete this project. From the source code analysis that I did, it is currently compatible with PIL-Box version 1.6 firmware. (9.6Kbps & 115.2Kbps) I did some tests with Serial1 port and I was able to successfully transmit at 230Kbps. This means that with minor modification of the Arduino source code I should be able to use PIL-Box v2.1 firmware. What is the product number of the box you used ? Regards, Sylvain RE: Arduino Board as HP-IL device? - charger73 - 03-14-2021 07:29 AM Hi Sylvain My last Arduino drive I build, was with the PIL Version 1.5. So, I have no experience with the Version 2.x Since about 6 years, there was no development on this project from my site Best Regards Tobie RE: Arduino Board as HP-IL device? - Klaus Overhage - 03-15-2021 12:53 PM Hello Sylvain, please look at the pictures in my thread "Arduino IL Drive Sim read good write bad" https://www.hpmuseum.org/forum/thread-14041.html I use PILBox 2.1. Jean-Francois send it to me in october 2019 with this information: "Your PIL-IO board kit with PIL-Box MCU has been shipped yesterday. Assemble it as a standard PIL-IO board. Then, since it uses the PIL-Box firmware, a jumper (provided) must be installed on JP2 to set the com speed to 115kbps." Regards Klaus RE: Arduino Board as HP-IL device? - Sylvain Cote - 03-15-2021 01:38 PM Hello Klaus, I am at work right now (EDT GMT-4h). I did a fast diagonal read and it looks very interesting. Thank you very much for the information. Regards, Sylvain RE: Arduino Board as HP-IL device? - floppy - 04-11-2022 07:02 PM (04-02-2014 08:49 PM)Jurgen Keller Wrote: I don't know much about electronics, however, as you can implement nearly anything with an Arduino board I'm wondering if you can also make one acting as a HP-IL device. I see two basic variants:So far, I am using a raspberry PI4 (not arduino; however, small size). On the ToDo list is now to make it headless (prio C for me); however, a terminal output is good. |