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Alternate Memory Base Addresses The following are some of the most commonly available alternate memory base addresses for CompuScope cards. For a full listing, please see Appendix B, Alternate Addresses, in your GageScope ® for DOS User’s Guide. The addresses in the gray-shaded columns are available only on CS250, CS225 and CSLITE as these boards require only a 4K memory block to run. All other CompuScope boards require an 8K memory block to run, so that addresses such as D100, D300, D700, etc. cannot be used. D000 D100 D200 D300 D400 D500 D600 D700 D800 D900 DA00 DB00 DC00 DD00 DE00 DF00 B000 B100 B200 B300 B400 B500 B600 B700 B800 B900 BA00 BB00 BC00 BD00 BE00 BF00 C000 C100 C200 C300 C400 C500 C600 C700 C800 C900 CA00 CB00 CC00 CD00 CE00 CF00 Note also that 64-bit video cards such as the Diamond Stealth 64 may use addresses A000 through C7FF, so that they will not be available for use by the CompuScope card. Non-Standard Video Card Your PC may have a non-standard video card which has a “HIGH SPEED DECODE” or “FAST DECODE MODE” enabled which prevents any card from utilizing space in the upper memory blocks. Consult your video card manual, the manufacturer, or your dealer to determine proper jumper settings for disabling this feature. 90 Driver Installation Guide for CompuScope Cards
Bus Speed Some BIOS’s allow non-standard AT bus speeds which are not compatible with AT cards, so that the CompuScope may show a memory conflict due to incorrect bus clock selection. The compatible AT standard bus speed is 8.3 MHz. The BIOS setting may vary with the manufacturer, however, so you need to find the appropriate line in the advanced chipset. The Phoenix BIOS setup is one example: System timing: AT clk select [Pclk/4] On a 66 MHz system, Pclk is 33 MHz, so the setting should be: System timing: AT clk select [Pclk/4] (33 MHz / 4) = 8.3 MHz Other BIOS’s may allow you to set the AT bus speed to 8 MHz. Other Cards in your System Other cards in your computer may be causing a memory conflict with the CompuScope card(s). To check whether this is the case, try running a “bare-bones” system: • Remove all other boards from your computer, leaving only the motherboard, the video card and the hard disk controller. If you still can’t get the board to work, try it in another computer. This may help identify the problem. • Then insert all other boards in the computer, one at a time, and check for any conflicts using Gage Config. Verifying Driver Instalation / Gage Config 91
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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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Page 39 and 40: installation process to terminate i
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Page 43 and 44: Installing CompuScope Win 2000 Driv
Page 45 and 46: You will see the following dialog:
Page 47 and 48: The installation process will conti
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Page 51 and 52: You will see the following window:
Page 53 and 54: Add/Remove Hardware Wizard will ask
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Page 57 and 58: Please make sure that you write dow
Page 59 and 60: Select Memory Range and click on Ch
Page 61 and 62: Note: Follow the same procedure out
Page 63 and 64: Installing CompuScope Win NT Driver
Page 65 and 66: Click Next to continue with the ins
Page 67 and 68: Installing GageScope ® for DOS Ins
Page 69 and 70: Note: You may click the Cancel butt
Page 71 and 72: The Setup Complete Window will be d
Page 73 and 74: Chapter 2 - Verifying Driver Instal
Page 75 and 76: 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
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Page 93 and 94: Detailed Description of Gage Config
Page 95 and 96: I/O Address Field Upon running Gage
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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
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Page 125 and 126: Setting the I/O and Memory Segment
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Page 129 and 130: section I/O Addresses for CompuScop
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Change the frequency of the signal
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This short experiment proves that c
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Verifying Signal Acquisition with G
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Use the or + key to change the C
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Chapter 4 - Uninstalling CompuScope
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Double-click on System Devices. A w
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2. Find and delete the .INF file th
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Double-click on Class and the follo
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In the right-hand portion of the wi
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Uninstalling CompuScope Win 95/98 D
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Click on . A window will appear ask
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Uninstalling CompuScope Win 2000 Dr
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You will see the following window:
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The Add/Remove Hardware Wizard want
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We will first make sure that all hi
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Make sure that you select Show hidd
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Double click on this file to open i
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In the Window that appears, enter r
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When you Click Permission, the foll
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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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