Resources
- Assist VME Screenshots
- Functional Block Diagram
- The DriveVME Manual
- .DLL Interface header file
- Pricing
Demostration Downloads. V4.8 9/1/14
Explore DriveVME by downloading a fully functional but time limited demonstration version!
- AiTech C160, Windows XP
- Thales / Kontron PentxM2/M4, Windows XP
- Thales / Kontron PNTX3, Windows NT
- Thales / Kontron MX2, Windows NT
- Radstone Screaming Eagle, Windows XP
- Generic Non-VME XP box for network DriveVME control
- Generic Non-VME NT box for network DriveVME control
- Bit3 PCI-VME Extender card, NT
- Computing Devices Canada Cheetah, NT
- Computing Devices Canada Nanuk, NT
- Concurrent Technologies VP PSE P34, NT
- Dyantem DPC 1, NT
- Dyantem DRC 1, NT
- ELTA EL5, NT
- General Microsystems G254, NT
- Logical Design/SBS V5a bios 1.08 or later, NT
- Logical Design/SBS V5b, NT
- OR/SBS VP7, NT
- OR/SBS VP5, NT
- SolFlower PCI-110 PCI-VME Link, NT
- VMIC/GE Fanuc 7750, NT
- VMIC/GE Fanuc 7740, NT
- VMIC/GE Fanuc 7587, NT
- Xycom 653 UII, NT
- Xycom 653 UI, NT
- Xycom 655, NT
- Xycom 654, NT
- Xycom 674, NT
Welcome
DriveVME manages every standard and custom VME-PCI interface resource the processor board running Windows XP, 2000 or NT supports, efficiently and securely sharing them simultaneously among many entirely independently developed and maintained local and networked user programs and other Windows kernel drivers.
DriveVME provides a gentle VME bus access learning curve starting in complexity from a graphical user interface, to VME access via simple disk files with human readable content mapped to the network sharable 'V' drive accessable by any word processor, to .dll libraries, all the way to kernel mode driver interfaces. DriveVME provides portability and preserves software investment as its single interface has been implemented on over 20 processing platforms incorporating the Tundra/Universe I, II, IIa-d, and 148 'Tempe' PCI-VME interface chip, the BIT3 PCI – VME chassis links and Cypress chip. Also supported: Vendor specific data-lane swapping, indicators, switches, timers, and more.
AssistVME
DriveVME's Rapid prototyping and VME bus graphical user interface diagnostics program, AssistVME, lets engineers explore and test their VME chassis whether connected locally or via a network. It offers automatic DriveVME prototype 'C' program generation using VME access parameters they proved during testing.
Kernel 'C'
DriveVME's unique 'C' interpreter and debugging environment runs privileged user programs realtime in the kernel. These programs, injected by a simple write to a special file, communicate with their sponsoring normal Windows program by simple file reads and writes. This offers VME developers with critical timing needs near realtime control of their VME resource without having to create their own Windows kernel drivers.