Rockwell Automation 6180 Industrial Computers - Manual (Page 160)

14–2 Touchscreen Drivers and Utilities
Publication 6180-6.0
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Windows NT 4.0
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v2.2.1 or later
The touchscreen software installation utility automatically selects the
interrupt suitable for your system’s configuration as listed in the table
above.
Your computer is shipped with the touchscreen software installed. If you
have to re-install the touchscreen software, the IRQ is automatically
selected for you. You do not have to select IRQ 9 from a list of
interrupts as described in the V2.0 Touchscreen System User’s Guide.
In addition, the I/O address used by the touchscreen hardware has been
expanded to include 321h (I/O range is now 320-321h).
If your computer runs in a DOS environment, there are several software
calibration and setup tools included in your software package. These
tools require that you enter the IRQ and I/O base address (decimal
notation) in the command line:
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If your computer is a 6180-Axxxxxxxxxxx, 6180-Bxxxxxxxxxxx or
6180-Cxxxxxxxxxxx catalog number, follow the instructions
provided in the Touchscreen System User’s Guide.
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If your computer is a 6180-Dxxxxxxxxxxx catalog number, follow
the instructions provided in the Touchscreen System User’s Guide but
substitute IRQ 5 wherever you see IRQ2 (synonymous with IRQ9).
Example #1; To calibrate your touchscreen in a 61 80-Axxxxxxxxx DOS
based system you would type:
PC2CAL 2 800 <Enter> This
configures the software to use IRQ 9 and I/O 320h.
Example #2; To calibrate your touchscreen in a 6180-Dxxxxxxxxx DOS
based system you would type: PC2CAL 5 800 <Enter> This configures
the software to use IRQ 5 and I/O 320h.
Touchscreen Software
Installation
DOS Systems