Please Refer to .\old_new\release note.doc

Q. Why the PIO-PISO.exe identifies the cards, but other programs 
   failed and show the error message "Card initialize error" or 
   "No PIO/PISO card in this system".
A.
       The PIO_PISO.EXE directly access the PCI Controller to get 
   the device's information, but it doesn't enough to supports the
   full features (For example: ISR"Interrupt Service Routine"..) 
   of every devices.
       Thus, we have to provide drivers to support devices, and 
   users have to install these drivers correctly to make sure 
   devices can works with full features.
       As you can see that they works totally differently. 
 
       Under Windows 9X/2000, users have to finish the Plug&Play
   settings. Please refer to "Inf\PnPInstall.pdf" to finish it.

       Please also refer to "Manual\ResCheck.pdf"  to check your
   system resource. If you still got the problems, please try ...
       1. Plug the card into another slot.
       2. Check and adjust the BIOS setting.
       3. Disable the "OS PNP" feature of BIOS.
       4. Un-plug other devices.
       5. Contact us.

       While the card can't be found in the system, the different
   drivers of OS will have the different behaves.
         A. Windows 9X/ME
             1. Loading driver OK 
             2. Failed while search card 
                or the TotalBoards parameter returns 0.
         B. Windows NT
             1. Failed while loading drivers.
                (Driver Initialize Error!!)
         C. Windows 2000
             1. Failed while loading drivers.
                (Driver Initialize Error!!)

   Note: Most of the NT drivers doesn't works under Windows 2000.
         Please uses the correct toolkit (contains drivers).


 
