Need Help!- Fanuc SRAM card driver for windows XP

[prasadmashal]

Hi,

I need driver for SRAMcard which will work on windows Xp.
If have plz help.
thanks.

[chucker]

Check out this link just went through this at our shop these are 16 bit cards and most newer computers are 32 bit good luck or call Memex and talk to Gram Young (1-905-635-3043) and the can get you a card reader that hooks up to a usb port and will work with any computer for $195. that what we ended up doing if you have a older computer that still has the 16 bit card slot you may or may not get it to work the link below has some helpful info.

PCMCIA SRAM PC Cards Memory Card Devices FAQ, Synchrotech

[cncman007]

SRAM and Windows XP Work Around for PC Card SRAM
SRAM Cards do not come with drivers, it has always been the OS vendor's responsibility to
include support for these devices. Unlike previous versions of Windows, SRAM drivers
traditionally included on Windows distributions are not included with Windows XP. The
following information explains a work around to get Windows XP to recognize and use PC
Card SRAM. Be certain Windows XP is up to date with the latest Service Packs and the host
hardware correctly supports PC Cards.
Please note that Pretec provides this work around as a customer service and does not
guarantee that will work with every system configuration.
1. Insert the SRAM card into the PC Card slot
2. When the 'Hardware Wizard' appears, select 'Install from a list or specific location
(advanced)'
3. Click 'Next'
4. Select 'Don't search I will choose the driver to install'
5. Click 'Next'
6. Scroll through the list of choice and select 'PCMCIA and Flash memory devices'
7. Click 'Next'
8. Double click 'generic' under the Manufacturer listing
9. Select 'Generic PCMCIA Memory Card' from the Model listing
10. Click 'Next'
11. Click the 'Yes' button when the warning dialog appears, to dismiss it
12. Click 'Finish' when the 'Completing the found new hardware wizard' dialog appears.
13. Restart Windows

[prasadmashal]

hi cncman007,

my problem is the Hardware wizard does not appear on screen.

[cncman007]

pm sent

[zxcvbn]

Dear cncman007,

If i buy a PCMCIA SRAM memory card + Card Reader,
does it possible executing a nc program from PCMCIA SRAM memory directly on the fanuc 18m control? liks as fanuc 21im control using ata flash card.

thanks

zxcvbn

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Originally Posted by zxcvbn Dear cncman007, If i buy a PCMCIA SRAM memory card + Card Reader, does it possible executing a nc program from PCMCIA SRAM memory directly on the fanuc 18m control? liks as fanuc 21im control using ata flash card. thanks zxcvbn

[underthetire]

Originally Posted by cncman007 SRAM and Windows XP Work Around for PC Card SRAM SRAM Cards do not come with drivers, it has always been the OS vendor's responsibility to include support for these devices. Unlike previous versions of Windows, SRAM drivers traditionally included on Windows distributions are not included with Windows XP. The following information explains a work around to get Windows XP to recognize and use PC Card SRAM. Be certain Windows XP is up to date with the latest Service Packs and the host hardware correctly supports PC Cards. Please note that Pretec provides this work around as a customer service and does not guarantee that will work with every system configuration. 1. Insert the SRAM card into the PC Card slot 2. When the 'Hardware Wizard' appears, select 'Install from a list or specific location (advanced)' 3. Click 'Next' 4. Select 'Don't search I will choose the driver to install' 5. Click 'Next' 6. Scroll through the list of choice and select 'PCMCIA and Flash memory devices' 7. Click 'Next' 8. Double click 'generic' under the Manufacturer listing 9. Select 'Generic PCMCIA Memory Card' from the Model listing 10. Click 'Next' 11. Click the 'Yes' button when the warning dialog appears, to dismiss it 12. Click 'Finish' when the 'Completing the found new hardware wizard' dialog appears. 13. Restart Windows

Agree, however sometimes you need to actually call it the sentinal card. Found that to work 99% of the time.