Real-Time Windows Target

I/O Boards

Typically I/O boards are preset from the factory for certain base addresses, voltage levels, and unipolar or bipolar modes of operation. Boards often include switches or jumpers that allow you to change many of these initial settings. For information about setting up and installing any I/O board, read the board manufacturer's documentation.

This section includes the following topics:

• I/O Board Dialog Box -- Select the physical boards installed in your computer, and enter board settings
• ISA Bus Board -- Enter base address
• PCI Bus Board -- Enter or determine slot number and install drivers from the board manufacturer
• PC/104 Board -- Enter base address
• Compact PCI Board -- Enter or determine slot number and install drivers from the board manufacturer
• PCMCIA Board -- Install drivers from the board manufacturer

Advanced Procedures

I/O Board Dialog Box