On Thu, May 12, 2016 at 8:34 PM, John Allen wrote:
> FWIW, The Win 2000 driver will work on Win XP.
Digging into the SDK disk, I see there are Windows drivers there as
well as source code. I was thinking they were on another disk. I'd
still like to find that DOS driver but if it never turns up,
I used one of the BC620AT cards many years ago with a DOS system. All
we needed was time within a second so we used with a Bancomm-supplied
DOS driver (I think) that replaced the system clock with IRIG-B based
time instead of the PC clock. It may have come with a regular driver
but I can't re
FWIW, The Win 2000 driver will work on Win XP.
John, K1AE
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Subject: [time-nuts] Intro and Driver Request
Hello Time-Nuts - I've end
Hello Time-Nuts - I've ended up here by way of the ham radio,
electronics and classic computing hobbies, which I'd bet is a common
trail to follow for time-standard collectors. I don't have any exotic
equipment at the moment but I've run across GPS and rubidium-based
test equipment online and at h
