INtime® 3.1 Software - tenAsys

INtime 3.1 Software
To determine the instance of a device, open the Windows Device manager and look at
the properties of both devices. You can observe the following:
• Instance numbers start at 0 (zero) and are set in the order that the bus is scanned.
• Devices on PCI bus 0 are always a lower instance than PCI bus n.
• Device 0 is always lower than Device n.
• Function 0 is always lower than Function n (where n is a number greater than 0).
For example, device properties and instances for two Intel Pro 100 cards would look
similiar to this:
Intel EtherExpressPro/100 PCI bus Device Function Instance
NIC card 1 1 0 0 inst=0
NIC card 2 1 1 0 inst=1
Advanced configuration parameters
In some instances you may need to change default settings for the real-time networking
services (for example: IP, TCP, or UDP). You can configure these parameters by clicking
the Advanced button in the NIC Configuration Dialog. In the Advanced Settings Dialog,
you can choose the section you want to configure. Once you choose a section, the
parameters for that section and their values display. You can edit these values or add
your own.
You also can use the INtime Configuration utility to add static routes and aliases to the
configuration. For details, see the Configuration Help.
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