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The User Interface (Overview)
Device Description
Test Devices
Driver Description
New RapidDriver Project
Step 1: Select Device
Step 2: Project Description
Step 3: ISA Resources
Step 4: Driver Installation
Generic RapidDriver Project
Port I/O
Memory-mapped I/O
PCI Devices
Working With ISA/PC-104 Devices
New ISA/PC-104 Project
Hardware Resources for ISA/PC-104
Input/Output (I/O) Port Ranges
Memory Address Ranges
Interrupt Request (IRQ) Line
Direct Memory Access (DMA) Channel
Test ISA/PC-104 Device
Working With PCI Devices
New PCI Driver Project
Test PCI Device
PCI Header
Configuration Space
Base Address Registers (BARs)
Interruptions
Settings for bus-master DMA
Working with Parallel Port Devices
New Parallel Port Project
Test Parallel Port Device
Parallel Port Settings
LPT Pins
Ports And Bits
Interrupts
Working With USB Devices
New USB Project
Test USB Device
Descriptors and Configuration
Vendor/Class Requests
Pipe Operations
Feature Requests
Interrupt Request (IRQ) Line
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irqisahardwired  
 
 
device uses Irq - check this box if your device uses interruptions.  
 
Name of Irq - this name will be used later in RapidDriver Source Builder edition. May be any in Explorer or Developer editions.  
 
Irq Number (3..15) - select the Irq number.  
 
Irq is level sensitive - check this box if Irq is "Level sensitive" rather than "Edge triggered (Latched)".  
 
Irq is shared system wide - only level-sensitive Irq can be shared.  
 
 
Select the "Soft Configured" alternative if your device can be re-programmed for another Irq number:  
 
 
irqisasoft  
 
Here you can type all Irq numbers which can be utilized by your device.