Thread: Legality of External Co-processor
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Re: Legality of External Co-processor
What if you used another custom circuit (parallel port is perfect for this, but I don't believe EeePC has one) to create essentially digital outputs from your EeePC to the cRio, and have the laptop do all of the processing down to the point where it can send essentially control signals to the cRio?