We have been using CHIP-A from EPSON but in the future we will be using CHIP-B. What changes, if any, do I have to make changes to my software to support the new controller?
- 创建于2020-04-23
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- While many of our controllers support similar features or register layouts it is not usually possible to continue using your existing code base without some modification. The extent of the changes is dependent on the complexity of the controller and the differences between the old and new controllers. This is something that needs to be examined on a case by case basis.
- Published：2020-04-23
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