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INtime <strong>3.1</strong> <strong>Software</strong> 7. Click the Finish button to complete the installation process. 8. Restart your system using one of these methods: • Select YES at the last screen. The Installation program restarts your system. • Select NO to manually restart your system at a later time. Note You must restart your system before running INtime software. Installing hardware for use with the RT kernel Before loading an application to interface with a hardware device, you must make the hardware available to the RT kernel. Windows Plug-and-Play software tries to automatically configure hardware it detects at boot time. To prevent this, INtime provides a Windows driver which causes Windows to believe it has claimed the hardware while isolating it from other Windows hardware so that an RT application can interact with it. In an INtime system it is necessary to separate the IRQs of devices that that INtime will control from those controlled by Windows. If real-time and Windows devices shared the same interrupt line, deterministic handling of that interrupt is lost, since release of that signal would depend on the Windows kernel. The INtime Device Configuration tool reserves hardware devices for INtime usage. To run the tool, go to Control Panel>INtime>Device Configuration. Use the tool to select which devices to reserve for INtime. The tool then analyzes the IRQ resources and ensures that the allocation is possible. In cases where you cannot physically isolate the device, the hardware/motherboard combination in your system is not suitable for running the INtime device driver. In the case where your device does not generate an interrupt or it supports the MSI method of interrupt delivery, you can pass the device to INtime by selecting the “No Interrupt or MSI” option. In this case, interrupt conflict is not an issue. To install two real-time devices, configure both devices at the same time with the Device Configuration tool. It ensures that IRQ resources are not shared with Windows, but allows INtime devices to share the same IRQ when necessary. 66
7 Configuration INtime software provides the flexibility to meet a variety of INtime application requirements that you set using configuration options available in the INtime Configuration utility. This chapter describes the following options: Configuration option Page Configuring INtime software ..................................................................................................................67 Default configuration.........................................................................................................................67 Running the INtime Configuration Utility..........................................................................................68 Miscellaneous ....................................................................................................................................69 Configuring INtime applications ............................................................................................................69 Configuring Windows for non-interactive logon ...............................................................................70 Configuring the INtime Network software.............................................................................................72 Before you begin ................................................................................................................................72 Hardware installation ........................................................................................................................72 Setting the TCP/IP configuration parameters..................................................................................73 NIC driver configuration.....................................................................................................................73 Advanced configuration parameters..................................................................................................... 74 Configuring INtime software Default configuration By default, the Install program configures INtime software to: • Require manual start up for the INtime Kernel service. The installation program configures all other INtime services to start automatically. • Install INtime software files in the %PROGRAMFILES%\INtime directory. • Access INtime application wizards, their components, and Help files from the directory appropriate for the version of Microsoft Visual Studio installed on your system. • Install sample programs only for the user that installed INtime software. The INtime Configuration utility’s Help contains step-by-step instructions for many tasks. You can access this Help by running the utility, then pressing the Help button located at the bottom of the window. 67
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U S E R ’ S M A N U A L INtime ®
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