Installing the RSIPCMK Driver for Windows 95
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1784-6.5.19 - June 1999
The PCMKinfo Program
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If you are using a software package that is
also supported by Windows 3.x under
Windows 95, the socket number you use
when configuring your computer is one
less than that specified by PCMKinfo.
If you are using RSLinx, or any other RSI
product that is supported solely by
Windows 95, the socket number used for
configuring your computer is the actual
socket number displayed by PCMKinfo.
If you are unsure about the actual socket
number, refer to your software
documentation.
