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Chapter3, Product Operation. Resolving I/O Conflicts Note: This section does not apply to CP500 cards. The following are several steps to take in order to resolve an I/O Conflict: • Respecify I/O address(es) for the offending board(s) by setting I/O switches (see the section Respecifying I/O Addresses below). Remember to change the software setting in GSINST as well. • If you are performing a multi-card installation, try the Master board by itself. In a multi-card system, if the Master board is not detected, none of the Slave boards will be detected either. • Try the card(s) in another PC. • If, after respecifying I/O addresses, your PC still does not boot, remove all other cards except the video and drive controller cards. Create a boot disk and try booting from a floppy. • If none of these steps resolves the I/O conflict, contact Gage technical support for assistance. Respecifying I/O Addresses Note: If you are changing any I/O addresses, make sure you do not specify an address you are using for another board. Follow these steps to reset switches and re-configure your board(s): • Power off your PC and remove any previously installed CompuScope board(s). • Set the board I/O switch(es) using the diagrams in the 128 Driver Installation Guide for CompuScope Cards
section I/O Addresses for CompuScope Cards. • Using the table in the section Specifying I/O and Memory Segment Addresses, record any new I/O addresses you chose, in order, from the MASTER through to the last SLAVE. You will have to enter these addresses when running the GSINST program again. • Re-install the board(s), following the instructions above in Basic Installation. • Power on your PC. Run GSINST by typing followed by at the DOS prompt from the directory you chose for the GageScope ® for DOS program files. If you have not yet attempted Basic Installation, see Installing GageScope ® for DOS and Running GSINST. • To specify the new address(es), follow the guidelines in Running GSINST for specifying I/O and/or memory segment addresses. Verifying Driver Installation / GSINST for DOS 129
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Driver Installation Guide for Compu
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Table of Contents Preface..........
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Preface Gage’s CompuScope Drivers
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CompuScope Digital Input Cards Boar
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Chapter 1 - Installation Installati
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Windows 95 OR Windows 98 ISA Refer
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Installing CompuScope Hardware Turn
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Starting Gage Driver Disk Setup Pro
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Clicking on Next opens the Main Men
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Installing CompuScope Win 95/98 Dri
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The installation process will resum
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Double-click on Other devices. Unde
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Make sure Other devices is highligh
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Click OK. You will now see two wind
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You will see the following dialog:
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If you have installed more than one
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installation process to terminate i
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The Setup Complete Window will be d
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Installing CompuScope Win 2000 Driv
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You will see the following dialog:
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The installation process will conti
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Installing CompuScope Win 2000 Driv
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You will see the following window:
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Add/Remove Hardware Wizard will ask
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From the list of available Models f
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Please make sure that you write dow
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Select Memory Range and click on Ch
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Note: Follow the same procedure out
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Installing CompuScope Win NT Driver
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Click Next to continue with the ins
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Installing GageScope ® for DOS Ins
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Note: You may click the Cancel butt
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The Setup Complete Window will be d
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Chapter 2 - Verifying Driver Instal
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Which version of Gage Config do I h
Page 77 and 78: Checking the Status of Your Board(s
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Page 81 and 82: Resolving I/O Conflicts Note: This
Page 83 and 84: How to Respecify I/O Addresses in G
Page 85 and 86: The Status Box should now read Save
Page 87 and 88: To resolve conflicts caused by memo
Page 89 and 90: To try another memory base address,
Page 91 and 92: Bus Speed Some BIOS’s allow non-s
Page 93 and 94: Detailed Description of Gage Config
Page 95 and 96: I/O Address Field Upon running Gage
Page 97 and 98: Board Name Field If your board is f
Page 99 and 100: Memory Size Field The Memory Size f
Page 101 and 102: Add Button The Add button allows yo
Page 103 and 104: Remove Button The Remove button all
Page 105 and 106: Save Button The Save button saves t
Page 107 and 108: Operation Mode Box The Operation Mo
Page 109 and 110: Configuration File Box The Configur
Page 111 and 112: Driver Version Button The Driver Ve
Page 113 and 114: The AutoVerify checkbox allows you
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Page 117 and 118: Save All Button The Save All button
Page 119 and 120: Close Button The Close button allow
Page 121 and 122: Verifying Driver Installation with
Page 123 and 124: While editing a field: or Moves
Page 125 and 126: Setting the I/O and Memory Segment
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Page 131 and 132: 386MAX, another popular memory mana
Page 133 and 134: Because these CompuScope cards requ
Page 135 and 136: Other Cards in your System Other ca
Page 137 and 138: Chapter 3 - Verifying Signal Acquis
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Page 141 and 142: Change the frequency of the signal
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Page 145 and 146: Verifying Signal Acquisition with G
Page 147 and 148: Use the or + key to change the C
Page 149 and 150: Chapter 4 - Uninstalling CompuScope
Page 151 and 152: Double-click on System Devices. A w
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The Regedit window reappears: At th
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Following window will appear. Type
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Step 3B (GAGE ISA BUS CARDS ONLY) D
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Step 3B (GAGE PCI BUS CARDS ONLY) D
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Step 3C Double-click through the fo
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Uninstalling GageScope ® for DOS T
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Uninstalling CompuScope Win NT Driv
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Chapter 5 - Files Copied in the Ins
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