1. ClockGenFilesOlder.zip Driver
2. ClkGenNotes.txt File Contents

ClkGenNotes.txt Driver File Contents (ClockGenFilesOlder.zip)

The initialization program to set up the automatic time
code generation to match the PC clock is "AecClockGen.exe".
This program will allow the "PCI-VITC/GEN" and "PCI-VITC/RG1"
(any of our PCI models with generator) to generate the
USER data as Mo:Dy:Ye:ar . See the "HELP" when running this
program. I am attaching the "AecCGSvc.exe" file that the
is mentioned in the "HELP". This program (run from a command
line) allow what settings are currently in use when the button
"OK (Save/Exit)" is selected to be automatically used on bootup
of the PC. Let me know if you have any questions.

Here is the process to set up for automatic operation.
1) Install the board per your OS.
2) Run the program "AecMfc32TimeCode.exe" to see if everything
is running ok. You may need to copy the "Aec_nttc.dll" file
to the "system32" directory (this is the best location to
copy this file for "full" access from anywhere a program runs
on the PC).
3) Run "AecClockGen.exe" and make/choose setting that you want
and choose "OK" to exit.
4) From a COMMAND LINE - Run the attached program "AecCGSvc.exe"
and then reboot the PC. You shoud see the generator start automaticall
on reboot. (you could run "AecMfc32TimeCode.exe" to verify.

More details about "4)" above:
Only the Microsoft OSes that are NT based support the "automatic" startup
of programs that run as "services". I tested the program that I sent to
and everything works fine. Be sure that when you run "aecclockgen.exe"
that you set it up the way you want and then select the "ok" to exit.
This causes the settings to be saved in the registry.

Create a new directory on the C: drive: "Aec_gen". Copy the file
'AecCGSvc.exe into this directory. Open a "COMMAND prompt" window
and change to the "Aec_gen" directory. Run the following command
line

(ie: from "c:" do a "cd Aec_gen", then do "AecCGSvc -load" (enter). Another
way to say this is at the promt "c:\Aec_gen>" enter the following then
press 
the enter key "AecCGSvc -load".)
It has been a while since I went through this. Sorry for the bad
instructions.
It is very important that you do NOT just click to run this program as
you will NOT be able to insert the "-load" command line option. If this
option is not inserted when first run, the registry will not get the
setting written that will force the program to run when the computer
boots up. I think that if you run the program from the "command prompt"
(START/PROGRAMS/Accessories/Command Prompt) it will tell you to run
it with the "-load" option. You can also run with a "-unload" if you
want to remove this service. You can also change the start value
from automatic to "manual" in the "service control" pannel applet
(control pannel/administration tools). This will keep it from starting
automatically.

If you just run the program by "double" click, it will run, but it will
probably run in such a way that the "command prompt" window opens, the
program executes and then the "window" immediately closes. You will
not be able to have time to read the "info". Please let me know if this
gets you up and going. You can also use the "-help" command line
option to get the info that I expain above.