Hi,
I'm familiar with ISA but new to PCI. So please forgive a dumb question. Is this correct. The software drivers provided with the peripheral when installed on the host, on host boot up tell the host how many memory and / or I/O addresses the peripheral needs. The host assigns them to the PCI1510. Then when the peripheral software runs, the PCI1510 handles decoding these addresses. If I use the PC card option, then the "other side" of the PCI1510 is essentially an ISA buss with address latch. So if the drivers had requested 64 memory addresses, then on the PC card side, they come out as 00 to 63 (DEC) so then I can decode them to individual parts on the peripheral board with simple 74xx138 chips?
Is that how it works?
Marty
