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Is it possible to obtain information on the use of the PCI memory addresses used by this board? I have to replace the hardware used in an existing application (written in C) by a PCI6602 board and to modify the software to fit. I do not, at this time, wish to rewrite the whole application in LabView and in any case it currently uses some non NI cards so I would just be moving the problem!
Francis, You can determine the base address for a National Instruments board by calling the NI-DAQ function Get_DAQ_Device_Info (see NI-DAQ Help for deatils.) If you are looking for a Register Map of this board, there is not one available, thus you will need to use NI-DAQ Functions to use the 6602. You can see examples of how to do this by installing NI-DAQ support for C/C++ when you install NI-DAQ. The examples for the 6602 will be in your NI-DAQ\Examples\VisualC\ctr folder. You can also find more examples at zone.ni.com -> Resourse Library search for NI-TIO.
