Gang,
I am working on a new application that requires joystick input from
a high quality joystick. This is done with an ADC card and some digital I/O
lines (for buttons). I am looking for a card that is easy to use that has
at least two channels of analog input of at least 12 bits each and at least
eight lines of digital I/O. Can anyone recommend any particular card for
this application? Any options that include source for an RTLinux driver are
greatly preferred. :-)
I am also looking for an eight-port serial board. Can anyone
recommend a board for use with either straight Linux or rt_comm or,
preferably, both? I would really like to find a board that uses the same
IRQ / port sharing / mapping scheme as the base four ports of the PC
architecture. That way it would be pretty simple to extend the rt_comm
stuff to handle the additional ports. If anyone has done anything like this
or can recommend a card, I would love to hear about it.
I can obviously find many references to boards from the likes of
Data Translations, Computerboards, etc. What I am looking for is
testimonials to ease of use or cards for which drivers are available. I
know about Comedi, but I am not really interested in having additional
framework - I just want something small and tight to read the channels and
buttons when I want the input.
Both of these cards need to be PCI cards for the standard IBM-PC
architecture.
Regards,
Steve Cohen
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Stephen D. Cohen
Xybion Sensor Positioning Systems
11528 53rd Street North
Clearwater, FL 33760
Voice: (727) 299-0150
Fax: (727) 299-0804
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www.xybion.com
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