AW: Hardware with existing EMC drivers?

["Till Franitza" <xfa-at-isw.uni-stuttgart.de>]

Hi Uwe!
A student of mine is actually trying to make EMC run with Automata Products.
Do you have AUTOMATA-Products? Another Student of mine has written drivers,
the first one had to change them a bit according to the requirements of EMC.
This is not too difficult once you have managed to read and write to your
card. There is a good interface in emc to do this.
Unfortunately there is a lack of good I/O-Cards. Especially for PCI. Someone
should find one (or build one) and write a driver for it.
Till

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Von: emc-at-nist.gov [emc-at-nist.gov]Im Auftrag von Dambacher, Ulf
Gesendet: Dienstag, 23. Juli 2002 15:09
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Hi

I'm lurking on this list some time now, but now I did not have time to try
EMC until now.
So now I'm looking for the i/o-hardware:

Besides Servo To Go, are there other (possibly cheaper) i/o-hardware
solutions to control a servo?
Who did already write a extintf.c for such a special card?
Who has some combination of 12bit counter and D/A working?
There was someone trying to create a parallel-port-interface with
programmable logic, can someone mail me the link, I lost it...?

Basically it is:     Is there a List of known-to-work-with-emc i/o cards?

Greetings
	Ulf

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