Oculus-TCi Device Driver for Windows 95 Version 3.03 Mars 17, 1999 P/N: WA-TCIS-DRV9x Table of Content 1. Installation Instructions; 2. Disk Contents; 3. Limitations; 4. Uninstallation Instructions; 5. What's new. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Installation Instructions - Insert the Driver Distribution disk into drive A: - Using the Windows Explorer, Run SETUP.EXE. - After the software installation is completed, open the computer, install the TCI Card in your system and reboot. - When Windows 95 detect the new VGA Device, you must supply the VGA Driver to complete the installation. 2. Disk Contents In Tci-Driver directory : BGITDIAG.COM PCI Diagnostic Utility CAD41KA1.CAM Camera File CCIR.CAM Camera File DPVIEW.BAT Batch file to create a pview dump in a text file(pview.txt) DXC9000.CAM Camera File KDK14D.CAM Camera File KDK16_10.CAM Camera File KDK16_8.CAM Camera File KDKES101.CAM Camera File KDKES102.CAM Camera File KP-F100.CAM Camera File KPF1.CAM Camera File MSGDLL.DLL Message Viewer driver interface DLL MSGVIEW.EXE Message Viewer Program ODTCI.DLL Oculus-TCi driver interface DLL PVIEW.EXE DOS PCI bus mapping view /utility README.TXT This file RS170.CAM Camera File SKC100.CAM Camera File TCICFG.DLL Oculus-TCi configuration driver interface DLL TCICONF.EXE Oculus-TCi configuration program TM1000.CAM Camera File TM1040.CAM Camera File TM130010.CAM Camera File TM13008.CAM Camera File TM6701.CAM Camera File TM9700.CAM Camera File TM9701.CAM Camera File TMC-9700.CAM Camera File VGA.CAM Camera File XC-55.CAM Camera File In Windows 95 \system directory : COMDLG32.OCX Required Ole2 Object GRID32.OCX Required Ole2 Object MFC40.DLL Required DLL MSVCRT.DLL Required DLL MSVCRT40.DLL Required DLL ODX32.DLL Odx driver interface DLL ODXMEM.VXD Memory Manager driver ODXMSG.VXD Message Viewer driver OLEPRO32.DLL Required DLL TABCTL32.OCX Required Ole2 Object TCIVXD.VXD Oculus-TCi device driver for Windows 95 THREED32.OCX Required Ole2 Object VB40032.DLL Required DLL In Windows 95 \inf directory : TCI_DEC.INF Device Information File Reference TCI_MVID.INF Device Information File Reference TCI_S3.INF Device Information File Reference 3. Limitations All TCI cards: - All changes to the VGA display resolution require rebooting of Windows 95. - Look-Up Table changes will not work properly in 160 x 120 resolution. TCI-SE: - No limitation. TCI-ACQUISITION: - The MJPEG module may not work on some computers. TCI-VGA: - The card didn't work in "Single Monitor" with release 4.00.950B of Windows 95. - Problem may occur with the DEC VGA Drivers if you are using a TCI-VGA card in "Single Monitor" with Neptune PCI Chipset computers or some others computer. TCI-VGA ULTRA: - The card didn't work in "Passthrough or Dual Monitor" with release 4.00.950B of Windows 95. - System can freeze with TCi-MJPEG module. MJPEG and DDV Module: - Cannot be used with Digital or RGB Camera. - Work only with NTSC or PAL input. 4. Uninstallation Instructions - Click the unInstallShield Icon in the "TCI Driver for Windows 95" Program Group; - In the [386Enh] Section in System.Ini File, remove the following line: Device=.......\odxmsg.vxd; Device=.......\odxmem.vxd; Device=.......\tcivxd.vxd; 5. What's new Version 3.03 New Features: a) The compression module now support 60 fields per second (30 frames per second). b) Event can be generated after an end of compression or decompression. c) Security check of the buffer size before the transfert of a compress buffer from the kernel fifo to the application buffer. d) A 10 bit normal lut for the digital can be reload after FBTYPE has been change. e) A new event has been define. (EVENTMODE_START_OF_GRAB). f) Support for RGB module rev A4 (the reference voltage of range an offset has been readjust). Fixes: a) Modification to support the dual pentium II motherboard. b) A Lut can now be reload after initialisation time when a call to setcam is done. c) The rgb interrupt is not field reversed when extrig is enable. d) A transfer security check is execute in the kernel while compressing with CDMZ module. (See important note below). Important Notes: If you are using the CDMZ compression module, you need to know that a little modification was implemented in the Kernel. This is merely a security check to make sure that the copy (memcpy) of the kernel buffer to the buffer memory of the application is not bigger than expected. Because of this modification a little change will have to be perform on your application. In the compression thread of your application you should have one variable of type JPEGDATA and one of type JPEGSTATUS. The security check is perform only if you transfer into memory. Between the JPEGStatus call and the JPEGData call you will have to set the value of the datalen member of the JPEGDATA varible to the datalen member of the JPEGSTATUS variable. If you don't want the security check to be perform than you can set the datalen member of your JPEGDATA variable to 0. If an error is detected in the kernel than the transfer will not be execute and JPEGData will return -1 or 0xffffffff. Version 3.01 New Features: a) Change default Range/Offset values for the RGB-SE rev A2. Version 3.00 New Features: a) Support for AGP Vga Card as Primary Vga. b) New Upgrade Option in installation program. c) Multi-Board support. d) Add 72Hz and 75Hz Refresh Rate(640x480 and 800x600) and 70Hz Refresh Rate(1024x768) for TCI-VGA ULTRA or ULTRA II in Passthrough Mode. e) Program Folder was changed to "Coreco TCI Driver". f) Add Boards Location(Bus and Slot) in Configuration Program. g) Add support for the GX chipset (Pentium Pro motherboard). Fixes: a) Correction for 8 bit monochrome lookup table with Digital module or DIGITAL-SE. b) Minor modification to Configuration Program (Frame Buffer Tab). c) Monochrome 16 bit Host Frame Buffer memory calculation. d) Host Frame Buffer memory calculation. (After update to this version you must run the configuration program and save the new configuration). e) Installation problem with OEM Version of Windows 95. f) Removed modification to Refresh Rate when using TCI-VGA ULTRA II or TCI-VGA ULTRA Rev C in Passthrough Mode with Display set to 1024x768 and secondary set in True Color. g) Modification to correctly support Kodak 1.6 10 bit Megaplus Single Channel 10 bits Camera. h) Modification to RGB Acquisition. i) Modification to Configuration Program( Option/Info Tab). j) Modification in the reading process of the pic16c84 eeprom k) When there is many frames inside a single buffer, two or more lines of frames can exist. The line changing process has been change in order to fixe a position in memory problem. Limitation: a) ULTRA II cannot be used in Dual Overlay Mode with an AGP Vga Card. b) System can freeze with TCI-VGA ULTRA or ULTRA II (Dual Monitor or Passthrough) with LX Chipset (Pentium II). c) System can freeze if the Primary VGA Card has an S3 Vga Chip with LX Chipset (Pentium II). d) High color (15 bits) and True color (32 bits) Overlay are not supported in Dual Overlay Mode with 640x484 30Hz NTSC Output. e) Red color cannot be drawn in true color overlay due to an hardware limitation. Use 0xFF0001 or 0xFF0100 instead of 0xFF0000 to bypass limitation. Known bug a) Some value can't be use with the parameter Horizontal Start in the Sequential Grab Setup dialog box. This parameter should not be Dword aligned (with some value the computer may freeze).Download Driver Pack
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