Measurement Computing ADAC-LVi - Manual (Page 11)

Chapter 1 Introduction
ADAC LabVIEW VI 5
3. Reboot your PC to load the ADAC drivers.
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For ADAC-LVi Windows 95 installations, the following files have
been added to your WIN95 or WIN98 directory:
win95/98 \system\adacdm32.VXD DMA and Interrupt
support VXD services
win95/98 \adlcore.dll ADAC-LVi interface DLL
win95/98 \adlgrm.dll ADAC-LVi global
resource manager
The following changes have been made to your system.ini file in the
[386Enh] section:
device = *vdmad (If not already present.)
device = adacdm32.vxd
ADACDMABUFFERSIZE=256
The ADACDMABUFFERSIZE entry specifies the amount of DMA
accessible memory available to the ADAC-LVi drivers. The
ADACDMABUFFERSIZE entry is specified in kilobytes.
Once the system.ini file has been updated, restart Windows to load the
ADAC virtual DMA device driver.
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For ADAC-LVi Windows NT ISA installations, the following files
have been added to your WINNT directory:
Win NT \system32\drivers Low Level board system
(.SYS) drivers
win NT \system32\adlcore.dll ADAC-LVi interface DLL
win NT \system32\adlgrm.dll ADAC-LVi global
resource manager
Once the installation has completed, use Explorer to edit the newly
installed boards registry installation file (boardname.reg) located in the
…\LabView\ADAC-LVi\BoardName directory.
Edit the following fields and save the file.
IOPortRange 0_low = dword:00000120 (Board Address)
DMA0 = dword:00000005 (DMA Channel)