User`s guide

PCC-10 User's Guide 2-13
conforms to this standard, whether the computer is on or off. In addition, the
PCC-10 card is recognized as a UL (Underwriter’s Laboratories) Listed Accessory
and is designed to be used with UL Listed equipment.
Do not force the PCC-10 card into the PC Card slot. The PCC-10 card is keyed and
can only be inserted one way into the PC Card slot. Figure 4.4 shows the 68-pin PC
Card side of the PCC-10 card. In a Windows 95 environment, insertion of the
PCC-10 card will cause the operating system to produce two brief tones: a low tone
followed by a higher tone. Extracting the card will produce the tones in reverse
order: high and then low. If a device’s property window is open in the System
Control Panel, the tones will be produced after the window is closed to confirm that
the device is inserted correctly. Additionally, a PC Card icon may also appear in
the status area to the right of the Windows 95 taskbar. In a DOS or Windows 3.1x
environment, notification of correct card insertion is determined by the card and
socket services installed on the PC.
If the computer was rebooted after installation of the software, insert the
PCC-10 card into an open PC Card slot. Otherwise, reboot the computer
before insertion.
Under Windows 95, the device driver for the PCC-10 card is not loaded until
the first PCC-10 card is discovered. Likewise, when the last PCC-10 card is
removed, the device driver is unloaded, thus freeing any system resources it
was using.
Under Windows 3.1x, the device driver is loaded at the start of Win3.1x.
Similarly, the PCC-10 system images and configuration information are read
and stored at Windows boot-time.
Under DOS, the device driver is loaded upon booting the computer. The
PCC-10 system images and configuration information are read and stored
when the PCC-10 Card is inserted into the computer.
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PCC-10 Card Services Client must be
running in the background to use the PCC-10 card. If it is removed from the
StartUp Program Group, it must be invoked manually by double-clicking the
icon titled, “PCC-10 CS Client,” or by running the executable file named
LONCSM.EXE, which is found in the \bin subdirectory of the PCC-10 card
installation directory. This application can also be used to view the resources
allocated to the PCC-10 and control IRQ assignments.
A PCC-10 card may not be recognized in Windows 3.1x under some card and
socket services if insertion occurs while in a DOS shell. The inserted card
may be reacquired by exiting and restarting the PCC-10 Card Manager
application.
Each PCC-10 card requires a single, dedicated interrupt request (IRQ) and
four contiguous bytes of I/O address space starting on a modul0-4 based
address.