Helen,
Check out the KnowledgeBase article on accessing the parallel port from NT
(http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/3efedde4322fef19862567740067f3cc/c80752c53
094c296862565f3007ac765?OpenDocument). The llb and zip files at the bottom
of this article contain NT compatible In Port and Out Port vis. I'm using
them successfully on my NT.
Hope this helps.
Jim
Helen E. Kourous wrote in message
news:396B2186.986D51E0@erim-int.com...
> I too need to talk to an old Keithley DAS 20 (!) -- but inport/outport
does not work on WinNt
> due to memory protection! Any ideas?
>
> Martin Eis wrote:
>
> > Hello Eric,
> >
> > if you are using Windows 95 you can use the InPort/OutPort Functions of
Labview
> > (you can find them in the advanced\memory menu) to do register-level
programming.
> > I've devoloped an analog i/o-Driver for a Keithley DAS 1600 DAQ card in
> > that way. It works quite pretty. If you are interested, I can send you
an
> > example VI via e-Mail.
> >
> > Martin
> >
> > "Eric Hervieu" wrote:
> > >Hello>>I just bought a special X-ray sensor, which came with its ISA
interface
> > card>but without any driver. The documentation indicates which registers
> > and>memory range to read and write, and I have to build the LabView
driver>myself.
> > I need to program only some basic tasks (such as impose gain
and>exposure
> > time, start an acquisition and get back the data), and I planned to>call
> > some C routines with Code Interface Nodes.>>I don't have any experience
in
> > hardware programming, and I don't know which>C functions I must use to
access
> > the memory and registers to dialog with>this card.>>Any information
(book
> > reference, example program ...) would be very>helpfull.>>Thank you in
advance.>>Eric
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