Keithley PIO-96, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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2-4 Installation PIO-96 User’s Manual
e. Print the following section from the Using DriverLINX with Your Hardware—Keithley
PIO Series manual: “Configuring the PIO Series.”
NOTE
If your data acquisition system is not connected to a printer, you can dis-
play and print the Using DriverLINX with Your Hardware—Keithley
PIO Series manual sections from another system, directly from the CD-
ROM (without installing anything). To display the manual, open the
Windows Explorer, then double click on
X:\Drvlinx4\Docs\Notes\kmb-
pio.pdf , where X = the letter of the CD-ROM drive. Acrobat Reader
must already be installed on the other system. If necessary, you can first
install Acrobat Reader directly from the CD-ROM by double clicking
X:\Acrobat\setup.exe .
10. Continue with “Configuring your installation.”
Configuring your installation
Configure your installation as follows:
1. Locate and briefly review the DriverLINX manual section, “Configuring the PIO Series,”
that you printed earlier during step 9 of “Installing DriverLINX software and documenta-
tion.” Reviewing this section will help prepare you to input information and select options
when configuring your installation.
NOTE
Be sure to note and follow all configuration differences between installa-
tions for Windows NT and Windows 95/98.
2. Reboot your computer. The DriverLINX Plug and Play Wizard appears on your screen
automatically at the end of the boot cycle.
NOTE
If you do not run the DriverLINX Plug and Play Wizard now, it will not
reappear during the current computer session, although it may appear
after a subsequent reboot. If you wish to configure your board sometime
later, you can start the Plug and Play Wizard manually from a batch file.
In the Windows Explorer, double click
X:\Drvlinx4\Help\kmbpio.bat ,
where X is the letter of the drive on which DriverLINX is installed.
3. On the Plug and Play Wizard, click Wizard and follow the series of on-screen instructions
that appear. The Wizard will lead you through the steps of installing your hardware—from
a software viewpoint—and configuring it.
NOTE
If your operating system is Windows NT, use Windows NT Diagnostics to
find the free resources that the Plug and Play Wizard asks you to assign.
However, if your board requires an interrupt, to reliably find a free ISA
interrupt you may need to 1) configure your computer as having as a
non-Plug and Play operating system, using BIOS setup, and then 2)
individually assign the interrupt to the ISA bus.
4. Continue with “Preparing and installing your board.”