I've done the searches in the KB and here, and found some good info, but I just can't get Linx to work with the card.
I tried the KTXDIAG.exe program that I found from here, and that program can talk to the card just fine. All tests pass, etc. But when I plug those memory addresses into Linx, all I get is the "can not map" error. I look at the memory utilization screen in windows and pick an available memory address, and the KTXdiag.exe will work. But if I intentionally use an unavailable range, then KTXdiag won't work, but when I fire up RSLinx, the windows memory utilization screen will then show the memory addreses controled by a RSIKTcontrl (or similar).
I've tried all sorts of different addresses, but none work. It seems to mee that if KTXdiag.exe can talk to them , so too should RSLinx.
Maybe they're something wrong with the way I'm setting RSLinx up. Since I have dual port card, I'm setting up a KT-1 and a KT-2 driver. Both are set up to their respective memory addresses. I'm not using any interrupts, so I leave that to none. Seems right to me!
Any ideas?
Wes Lemstra
PS its a Pentium III 500MHz computer. Its not an AB comptuer or anything, just a normal PC. 256MB ram, 20GB hd. The bus is 100MHz, and the ISA bus is 8Mhz (I checked)
I tried the KTXDIAG.exe program that I found from here, and that program can talk to the card just fine. All tests pass, etc. But when I plug those memory addresses into Linx, all I get is the "can not map" error. I look at the memory utilization screen in windows and pick an available memory address, and the KTXdiag.exe will work. But if I intentionally use an unavailable range, then KTXdiag won't work, but when I fire up RSLinx, the windows memory utilization screen will then show the memory addreses controled by a RSIKTcontrl (or similar).
I've tried all sorts of different addresses, but none work. It seems to mee that if KTXdiag.exe can talk to them , so too should RSLinx.
Maybe they're something wrong with the way I'm setting RSLinx up. Since I have dual port card, I'm setting up a KT-1 and a KT-2 driver. Both are set up to their respective memory addresses. I'm not using any interrupts, so I leave that to none. Seems right to me!
Any ideas?
Wes Lemstra
PS its a Pentium III 500MHz computer. Its not an AB comptuer or anything, just a normal PC. 256MB ram, 20GB hd. The bus is 100MHz, and the ISA bus is 8Mhz (I checked)
