Rather than putting dacs on my pic based rs-485 card, I decided to buy a
Compuboard 4 channel, 12-bit dac board for a PC pci slot.  I installed
its test software under windows 2000 to ascertain its board address
(E400) is.  I then wrote a simple C/asm program to test it under dos
(where my application will run).  As it is Plug & Play, could this
feature prevent my simple test program from functioning.  I also
installed a Windows 3.1 Plug and Play manager and it says the card is
enabled and its address are the same as Windows 2000.  Compuboard (Now
ComputingMeasurement) does not support this PCI board under Dos or
Windows 3.1.

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Donald C. Parker, Keystone Applications, Brooklyn, WI Phone:
608-835-9264
Primary Inet:
dparker@execpc.com
Secondary:
parker@acm.org
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http://www.execpc.com/~dparker

Feb. 28: Near Waco, Texas, agents of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco
and
Firearms, suspecting firearms violations in the Branch Davidian
compound,
smoothly execute an action plan masterminded by Wile E.
Coyote.
                                        Dave Barry, 1993 in Review

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