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Click
here to download the Windows demo program for the DLP-IO8.
Click
here to download the Windows Keyboard emulator for the DLP-IO8.
This program will read the voltage on all 8 inputs and then emulate a key being
pressed on the PC's keyboard if an input voltage rises above or below a predetermined setpoint.
This software only runs with the D2XX drivers and only with the DLP-IO8.
Source Code for keyboard emulator application
(Requires Visual C++ Version 6.0):
NEW Low price! $49.95 (Personal/Hobbyist Use Only).
$200.00 (Commercial Use).
Please note: These are SOFTWARE products. The DLP-IO8 (hardware) must be purchased from a distributor.
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Click
here to download the Windows demo program for the DLP-IO20.
(updated 2-23-10)
Click
here to download the IO20 VC++ demo program source code.
(updated 2-23-10)
Note that this demonstration software only works with the D2XX drivers. If a
COM port appears in Device Manager for the DLP-IO20 then you must disable the VCP
drivers. Read the NOTE: at the bottom of the page at www.dlpdesign.com for the details.
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Click
here to download the Windows demo program for the DLP-IO14.
(updated 7-23-12)
Click
here to download the IO14 VC++ demo program source code.
(updated 7-26-12)
Note that this demonstration software only works with the D2XX drivers. If a
COM port appears in Device Manager for the DLP-IO14 then you must disable the VCP
drivers. Read the NOTE: at the bottom of the page at www.dlpdesign.com for the details.
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DLP-IOx DOS window utility for sending single byte commands.
This utility was originally written for use with the DLP-IOR4 but it will
work with our other products that take single byte, ascii commands. This
utility can be called from batch files and can control multiple DLP-IOx products
at the same time.
To use this utility, first open a DOS window (Click on Start, type CMD
and press Enter). Change directories to the folder where you saved the
program. Then run the program DLP-IO-SSB as show in the following examples.
DLP-IO-SSB DLP-IOR4 1
DLP-IO-SSB DLP-IOR4 Q
DLP-IO-SSB DLP-IOR4 2
DLP-IO-SSB DLP-IOR4 W
DLP-IO-SSB DLP-IOR4 3
DLP-IO-SSB DLP-IOR4 e
DLP-IO-SSB DLP-IOR4 4
DLP-IO-SSB DLP-IOR4 R
Type the name of the program followed by the name of the module
followed by the single byte command listed in the datasheet. Up to 4 commands
can be sent per program execution. Be sure to put a space between each command
character. For example:
DLP-IO-SSB DLP-IOR4 1 q 4 w
While the case of the program name (DLP-IO-SSB) does not matter, the case of the
name of the module (EX: DLP-IOR4) does. Be sure to type the module name in all
upper case. The module name must match the Description string programmed into the
module's EEPROM memory. The name can be changed using the MPROG or FT_Prog utility.
You will need to disable the VCP drivers via Properties in Device
Manager because this app uses the D2XX direct drivers. Read Note 2: at the
bottom of the page at www.dlpdesign.com for more information on drivers.
Download the utility here.
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