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INtime <strong>3.1</strong> <strong>Software</strong> Running the INtime Configuration Utility To access the Configuration utility, do one of these: • Click (the INtime icon) in the Windows Notification Area (aka the System Tray), then select INtime Configuration. • Select Start>Control Panel>INtime. The INtime Configuration Panel displays: Figure 7-1. INtime Configuration Panel Note Press F1 to view step-by-step instructions for many configuration tasks. 68
Chapter 7: Configuration Tab Local Kernel AutoLoad License Manager Development Tools Miscellaneous Remote NTX Connections Remote Node Builder Real-time Network INtime Device Manager Description Configures settings that affect RT kernel operation. These include the amount of memory allocated to the RT kernel, and the system clock period as well as other kernel configuration parameters. Configures RT processes which are to be loaded automatically when the local RT kernel is started. Collects information for node-locking the installation, and allows the installation of full license codes. Installs, uninstalls, and verifies the status of INtime wizards for Microsoft Visual Studio. Configures other settings such as automatic Windows logon, Fault Manager behavior and the size of the console windows where RT applications display text. Configures the connection between a Windows host and its RT nodes. Builds a set of files to install on a new RT node. Note: The Remote Node Builder is available only by request from TenAsy at support@tenasys.com. Sets the parameters for the RT Network Stack on an INtime node. Configures hardware devices for use with RT applications. Miscellaneous RTIF.SYS driver When you install INtime software, the installation process sets up the Windows system to allow RtIf.sys, the RT kernel mode device driver, to load at boot time. Interrupt resources By default, INtime software takes over the system clock (IRQ0) and multiplexes the clock interrupt between the RT and the Windows kernels. INtime applications can take over other interrupts, but must ensure that Windows drivers do not try to use the associated devices. Use the INtime Device Manager applet to assign devices and interrupt resources to the INtime kernel. Configuring INtime applications This section details the steps required to configure INtime applications for specific conditions. You can also access this information in the INtime Configuration’s Help file. 69
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