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HOPSA, high oxygen pressure sputter automation, is a Python 3 project to control a step wise sample creation Process. Although written for this specific task it is easy to adopt for any experimental task which changes hardware parameters and waits for a specific condition before proceeding. The graphical interface (QT4) includes plotting (matplotlib), instrument configuration/monitoring and a program step creator. The communication with the hardware is independent of the GUI and any number...

Kmnr Radio Automation Program is a python program for automating a radio station by playing different shows, id's, and programming. Controlled through the parrallell port and feature a web interface showing history as well as "show" selection.

FoamBlade provides a complete toolchain for hotwire foam-cutting. FoamBlade currently supports 4-axis hot-wire foamcutting machines that are connected to the parallel port. Generating cut-files from special built DXF-Files is also possible.

Parapin makes it easy to write code under Linux that controls individual pins on a PC parallel port. This kind of control is very useful for electronics projects that use the parallel port as a generic digital I/O interface (instead of as a printer port)

Python module to allow native (C) support to control the Parallel Port on Windows and Linux

Mind this project is no longer maintained. You might be interested in having a look at http://pythonhosted.org/plasduino/ instead. Framework for data acquisition through the parallel port, suitable for performing simple didactic physics experiment.

A standard Unix interface, minimally accessible via telnet (to it's assigned port), for home automation controllers such as the CM11A, CM17A, Ocelot, or the HCS II. Other controllers will be considered if enough interest in them is shown.

* This project is under development, not fit for end users * The project consists of the infrastructure to remotely control apliances (eg. turn the cofee maker on from a web page) Needed parts: - an arduino uno board (www.arduino.cc). - a circuit board for the relays. - a PC connected to the arduino. - python 2.7 to run the server. - port forwarding to the PC for remote access.

A python daemon that can check the number of new emails on a IMAP account and display this number on a LED device connected to the parallel port.