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Driver Installation Guide - Egmont Instruments

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Checking the Status of Your Board(s)<br />

When you run Gage Config for the first time, you may find that<br />

your CompuScope board(s) is configured improperly, thereby<br />

causing a conflict. This section allows you to determine the<br />

status of your board(s).<br />

Note: In this case, a CompuScope 2125 with 256K of onboard<br />

memory was installed. If you have installed different<br />

boards, your screen will look different.<br />

PCI Bus CompuScope Boards: If you have one or more PCI<br />

Bus CompuScope cards (including CS82G, CS8500,<br />

CS12100, CS1250, CS8012A/PCI, CS8012/PCI, CS6012/PCI,<br />

CS1012/PCI, and CS512/PCI), your Gage Config screen will<br />

look slightly different. See the special section on CP500 and<br />

CSx012/PCI Boards on page 79.<br />

Saved / Verify OK<br />

If your STATUS box reads Saved / Verify OK for all of your<br />

boards, as highlighted on the screen below, you simply need to<br />

close Gage Config (click Close). Your board or boards are<br />

properly configured.<br />

Verifying <strong>Driver</strong> Instalation / Gage Config 77

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