NCast Digitizer Capture Card v2.0 User Manual

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The Digitizer Capture Card is packed in anti-static material, and should be kept in
this material until the user is ready to install it.

Follow the instructions below for installing the Digitizer PCI Card:

• Verify that all power is off to the PC and disconnect all cables.

• Remove the PC cover.

• Find an empty PCI slot and remove the backing slot.

• Remove the Digitizer Capture Card from the anti-static bag, and insert it

securely within the empty PCI slot.

• Fasten the Digitizer Capture Card securely with a screw, and replace the

PC cover.

• The Digitizer Capture Card can be connected to your input device through

the DVI, HD15, S-Video, or Composite connectors.

• Attach the applicable cable(s) (DVI, HD15, S-Video, Composite) to the

appropriate connector on the input device, and attach the other end to
your Digitizer Capture Card.

• After power up, wait for the “Found New Hardware” wizard to install

digitizer driver card.

• If no 'Found new Hardware' wizard appears or it had to be canceled

earlier, go to Start / Control Panel / Add new hardware and 'Found new
Hardware' wizard will appear.

• Proceed with 'Found new Hardware' wizard: Point at the "ncastwd1.inf"

file, which will contain installation instruction for the driver. If “Found new
Hardware” wizard asks you to connect to Windows Update to download
new software, select: "No, not this time". Installation wizard will warn
you, that the driver for "Ncast Digitizer" does not have windows
certificate. Choose "Continue anyway" and proceed with the
installation.

Files copied to your system

Windows during installation will copy the following files to your system:

1. ncastwd1.inf

that will be renamed to "oemXXX.inf" and copied into

"\Windows\inf" directory.

2. ncastwd1.sys

that will be copied into "\windows\system32\drivers" directory


3. ncastwd1.ax

that will be copied into "\windows\system32" directory


Windows will create a few additional windows registry entries as well.

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