- From: John Conner <conner_at_empiredi.com>
- Date: Mon, 20 Oct 2003 20:44:28 -0600
Hi, Several people have ask about a driver for the Measurement Computing QUAD04 boards. Attached is the simple one I came up with. There are two drivers, one for the PCI version (pci_quad04.c) and one for the ISA version (cio_quad04.c) The drivers are NOT comedi drivers. They provide very basic access to the four counters through the files /proc/quad04/cntr_#. Aside from the code there is currently NO documentation. General usage is very simple, insmod pci_quad04.o cat /proc/quad04/cntr_1 cntr_1: pulses=23456 UP cat /proc/quad04/cntr_1 cntr_1: pulses=3456 DN rmmod pci_quad04 The driver allows some setup of the counters and the output string through the /proc/quad04/set_# files. I had planned to carry the driver at least to the level of handling read and write functions. But the time, money and the PCI card left. The driver as it exists seemed to work for what we were doing. It was easy to use from python and bash. It probably is not the driver most projects will need. It should at least give a place to start and a simple way to test a board. If you try it, let me know how it works or doesn't. John Conner Empire Digital Instruments conner_at_EmpireDI.com
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Received on 2003-10-21Z01:44:28