1. Signed_ENH_4_6_48.zip Driver
2. SA84PRO3.inf File Contents

SA84PRO3.inf Driver File Contents (Signed_ENH_4_6_48.zip)

;
; Version section
;
[Version]
Signature="$WINDOWS NT$"
;
; We'll install our device into the "USB" class of
;  devices
;
Class=USB
ClassGUID={36FC9E60-C465-11CF-8056-444553540000}
provider=%STO%
DriverVer=06/24/2010,1.01

;
; Manufacturer section
;
[Manufacturer]
;
; Indicate that whatever string %ManufacturerName%
;  is defined to be in the [Strings] section is the
;  manufacturer of our device.
;
; We need to specify separate models sections
;  for each architecture that we support, so
;  we will define an x86 models section and also
;  and AMD64 models section
;
%ManufacturerName%=SATO,NTx86,NTamd64

;
; Models section for installation on pre XP, x86 based
;  machines. We support one device type and the
;  device is on the USB bus, has a vendor identifier
;  of 0547 and a product identifier of 1002.
;
; This section instructs the installation to move
;  on to the [USBFX2LKInst] section
;
[SATO]
%VID_0828&PID_0065%=USBFX2LKInst, USB\VID_0828&PID_0065

;
; Models section for installation on XP and later x86
;  based machines. Syntax and effect is identical to the
;  previous installation section
;
[SATO.NTx86]
%VID_0828&PID_0065%=USBFX2LKInst, USB\VID_0828&PID_0065

;
; Models section for installation on amd64 based
;  machines. Syntax and effect is identical to the
;  previous installation sections
;
[SATO.NTamd64]
%VID_0828&PID_0065%=USBFX2LKInst, USB\VID_0828&PID_0065

;
; Installation section that is processed whenever
;  a device that matches the device IDs defined
;  in our models sections is discovered
;
[USBFX2LKInst]
;
; Indicate the location of our CopyFiles section,
;  which we have named [USBFX2CopyFiles]
;
CopyFiles=USBFX2CopyFiles

;
; DestinationDirs section. Indicates
;  where the files in the CopyFiles section
;  should be copied to on the target system.
;
; "12" is expanded by the installer to be
;  %SystemRoot%\System32\Drivers
;
[DestinationDirs]
DefaultDestDir=12

;
; CopyFiles section, which lists all of the files that
;  need to be copied from the installation disk to
;  the target system
;
[USBFX2CopyFiles]
CTWDMUSB.sys

;
; SourceDisksFiles section. Indicates
;  the location of the files outlined in the
;  CopyFiles section relative to the installation
;  disk set.
;
[SourceDisksFiles]
;
; Indicate that the one file that we are copying
;  as part of this installation is on Disk 1
;
CTWDMUSB.sys=1


;
; SourceDisksNames section. We chose to indicate that the
;  files to install on x86 based systems are located in a
;  separate directory on the installation disk than the
;  files for an AMD64 based install. To do this,
;  we decorate the required SourceDisksNames sections
;  with the target platforma and in the description
;  of the disk layout we add an appropriate subdirectory
;
[SourceDisksNames.x86]
1=%DiskDesc%,,,

[SourceDisksNames.amd64]
1=%DiskDesc%,,,

;
; Services section. The name of the section
;  is created by decorating the installation section
;  name (defined in the Models section) with .Services.
;
[USBFX2LKInst.Services]
;
; We are creating one service named USBFX2LK (to match
;  our binary image name) and directing the installation
;  procedure to the USBFX2AddService for details on how
;  to create the service
;
Addservice = SA84PRO3, 0x00000002, SA84PRO3.AddService

;
; AddService section. This section is used to create
;  all of the values that will appear beneath the
;  HKLM\System\CCS\Services\{ServiceName} key
;
[SA84PRO3.AddService]
DisplayName    = %ServiceDesc%
ServiceType    = 1                  ; SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER
StartType      = 3                  ; SERVICE_DEMAND_START
ErrorControl   = 1                  ; SERVICE_ERROR_NORMAL
ServiceBinary  = %12%\CTWDMUSB.sys
;
; We want to create a subkey of our services key in order
;  to save some driver specific registry data. In order to
;  create a subkey, we will need to use the AddReg directive.
;
AddReg         = USBFX2AddReg

;
; AddReg section. Indicate to the installation process that
;  we would like to create an DebugLevel value in the
;  Parameters subkey of our Service key
;
[USBFX2AddReg]
HKR,%ParametersSubkey%,%DebugLevel%,0x10001,0


;
; Strings section. Any values in the INF that have %'s
;  on either end are references to values within this
;  section.
;
[Strings]
STO="Sato Corporation"
ManufacturerName="SATO"
DiskDesc="USB Device Driver(M84 Pro 300DPI)"
VID_0828&PID_0065="USB Device Driver(M84 Pro 300DPI)"
ServiceDesc="USB Device Driver(M84 Pro 300DPI)"
ParametersSubkey="Parameters"
DebugLevel="DebugLevel"