Hi,
The PC/104 standard is basically an old PC ISA bus configured to a
different connector. Each PC/104 card is seen to the base computer as
a series of registers that the program running on the main CPU can
read/write.
The first thing you need to check is that the card is electrically
compatible with the TS-7260. The TS board does not supply all the
standard voltages (12V) that the PC/104 specifies, and this is fine
for most applications.
The second thing is to find the PC/104 memory map for the GPS card,
and check that you can read/write them correctly. This would involve
setting the base address on the PC/104 card, and finding the
corresponding address of the PC/104 slot on the TS-7260. Then
reading/writing to the card would involve mapping the address into the
program space using mmap, and then accessing the registers relative to
the returned pointer.
Hope this was of help,
PJE
There are a couple if p
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wrote:
>
> Hello everybody,
>
> I have TS-7260 card and I want to plug a pc-104 card on it.
>
> But i really don't understand how it works.
> I have no documentation with the pc-104 card (it's a gps receiver
XT75
> from siemens).
>
> Are these cards working separately?
> How can i transfer a program to my pc-104 card?
> And especially, how can i do to transfer data between these cards ?
>
> That makes many questions in one time so if someone have links to
> introduce me to pc-104 programming, it would be great.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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