ADC/DAC card with RTLinux

> I purchased a PCI bus D/A board from Measurement Computing and wrote
> a RTL driver for it. We are currently using it for servo positioning
> in an industrial automation / robotics application. Took me 2 very
> enjoyable days to write the driver.
>
> The board that I used had "trim DACs" to set the offset and gain for
> the output DAC's various output formats - unipolar, bipolar and
> voltage range - so there were no jumpers or pots to tweak.
>
> The values for trim DACs for all possible formats were stored in
> onboard non volatile memory (serial EEPROM I think) at the factory. I
> thought it was a nice board, easy to understand and easy for which to
> write a driver.
>
> My driver is part of a RTL process that interfaces several boards,
> but if you would like to have it, I will be happy to send the whole
> thing to you or will pull out the code pertaining to the D/A driver
> and send just that.

I just acquired a Measurement Computing PCI4020/12 ADC/DAC board,
and am looking for Linux drivers... so I'm very interested to see what 
you came up with...

By The Way... I'm into GPL, so, are you sharing under similar license?
I would intend that if I took anything from you and modified it that it 
would be contributed back to the community under GPL.

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