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device interactions, 1-8
hardware installation, 1-7
VME users, 1-8
R
read protocol response, 6-12
related documentation, xi
removing NI-VXI driver for Linux, 5-2
request level for VME Data Transfer Bus,
setting, 6-25
Requested Memory control, 6-20
requester. See fair requester
resman utility
fixing system hangups, C-4
overview, A-1
performing startup Resource Manager
operations, C-2
testing your system, C-2
VME device configuration, 1-8
resource manager delay, setting, 6-10
rugged cables, C-3
S
servant area size, setting, 6-11
Slot 0/non-Slot 0 configuration, 3-5
software (NI resources), D-1
software, NI-VXI. See NI-VXI/NI-VISA
software
software, optional, 1-6
support, technical, D-1
symbols in C programs, 7-4
synchronous MXI protocol, 6-15
system configuration functions, 7-4
system controller
MXI system controller, 6-13
MXIbus system controller, 6-26
VMEbus system controller, 6-22
system IRQ level, 6-11
PCI-MXI-2 for Linux
T
technical support, D-1
termination
MXIbus termination
VME-MXI-2 module, 4-5
VXI-MXI-2 module, 3-13
trigger input termination, VXI-MXI-2
module, 3-12
training and certification (NI resources), D-1
transfer limit, setting
MXIbus, 6-15, 6-28
VXI/VME-MXI-2, 6-24
trigger input termination, VXI-MXI-2
module, 3-12
troubleshooting (NI resources), D-1
U
uninstalling NI-VXI driver for Linux, 5-2
UnMapVXIAddress function, 7-3
user and driver window configuration, 6-16
window size, 6-16
V
viClose function, 7-4
victext utility
interactive control of
NI-VXI/NI-VISA, 7-2
overview, A-1
viMapAddress function, 7-3
viMemAlloc function (caution), 7-3
viOpenDefaultRM function, 7-4
viPeekX function, 7-3
viPokeX function, 7-3
viUnmapAddress function, 7-3
VME devices, configuring, 1-8
VMEbus, system controller
VXI Slot 0 (caution), 6-22
I-6
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