3. High beep followed by a medium beep : Cardsoft is aware that
a
card was removed from the slot. This beep will sound whether
the card was correctly configured or not.
6. USING QUATECH'S PC CARD LINE WITH THE
PCD2-F
Quatech manufactures a line of PC Card products, which are compatible
with the PCD2-F.
1. Single Port Serial PC Cards: available for RS-232, RS-422/485
communication.
2. Multi-port Serial PC Cards: available for RS-232, RS-422/485
communication.
3. Data Acquisition PC Cards: available for 12-bit and 16-bit
resolution.
4. Multi-Protocol Adapter: provides asynchronous, monosync,
BISYNC, SDLC, and HDLC protocols.
5. Parallel Port Adapter: provides interface to various parallel port
devices such as printers or plotters.
Quatech's line of PCMCIA cards include the associated client driver for
use in DOS and Windows 3.1. The client driver is designed to work with
Cardsoft to select available resources to operate the card. Always check to
see what resources are available by executing CSALLOC from the DOS
prompt. Select the I/O port address and the Interrupt request level.
Some of Quatech's PCMCIA client drivers load into the autoexec.bat file,
while others load into the config.sys file. Consult the manual for the
PCMCIA card to be used for this information. The client drivers will
work only after the card and socket services have been installed.
Windows 95 users do not need to install the Cardsoft utility. Windows 95
has pre-installed card and socket services. If the PCMCIA card purchased
has an .INF file available, then place the card in the socket and allow
Windows 95 to read the Card Information Services. Windows 95 will ask
about driver availability for the new PCMCIA card. Click on the selection
that reads" Drivers from disk provided by hardware manufacturer."
Then next screen is a list of manufacturers and their respective hardware.
The screen has a button that reads "Have Disk." Click on that button and
the designate the path in which the .INF file for the card exists. When
Windows 95 finds the .INF file, a list of Quatech's hardware will appear.
Choose the PCMCIA card that applies and click "OK." Your Quatech
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