Here is the info for the new driver/firmware revision 1.0.14:

You should see about 80KBytes/sec write and 60KByte/sec read. You need
to read and write data in blocks of 1K byte or so per read or write call to
achieve these data rates.

Here is the firmware/driver version for strobed I/O. This release
generates read strobe (/Read) and write strobe (/Write) when read
or writes are done with the I/O pins. There are several modes which
are selected by using the AwusbSetInterface call (look in AwusbAPI.h).

	kAlt_16Bit_Simple		= 0,	// 16 bit I/O - simple
	kAlt_16Bit_Strobe		= 1,	// 16 bit I/O with Read/Write strobes
	kAlt_16Bit_Busy			= 2,	// 16 bit I/O with Read/Write strobes and use Busy for Reads

	kAlt_16Bit_SimpleMac	= 4,	// 16 bit I/O - simple
	kAlt_16Bit_StrobeMac	= 5,	// 16 bit I/O with Read/Write strobes
	kAlt_16Bit_BusyMac		= 6,	// 16 bit I/O with Read/Write strobes and use Busy for Reads

//	kAlt_8Bit_Simple		= 4,	//  8 bit I/O - simple
	kAlt_8Bit_Strobe		= 8,	//  8 bit I/O with Read/Write strobes
	kAlt_8Bit_Busy			= 9,	//  8 bit I/O with Read/Write strobes and use Busy for Reads

The options are:
	AwusbSetInterface (0, 0);		// Normal 16 bit I/O mode - no strobes
	AwusbSetInterface (0, 1);		// Half word (16 bit) I/O mode with Read/Write strobes
	AwusbSetInterface (0, 2);		// Half word (16 bit) I/O mode with Read/Write strobes and use /Busy for Reads

	AwusbSetInterface (0, 4);		// Byte swap for Mac - Normal 16 bit I/O mode - no strobes
	AwusbSetInterface (0, 5);		// Byte swap for Mac - Half word (16 bit) I/O mode with Read/Write strobes
	AwusbSetInterface (0, 6);		// Byte swap for Mac - Half word (16 bit) I/O mode with Read/Write strobes ans use /Busy for Reads

	AwusbSetInterface (0, 8);		// Byte (8 bit) I/O mode with Read/Write strobes
	AwusbSetInterface (0, 9);		// Byte (8 bit) I/O mode with Read/Write strobes and use /Busy for Reads

Selecting Byte strobe or Half strobe mode turns the /Read and /Write
lines (pins AB.P1-8 and AB.P1-9 respectively) into strobed outputs. In
Normal mode, these pins are inactive.

In Byte mode, bytes are read or written one at a time via AD0..7 (roughly
pins AB.P1-11 through AB.P1-20 - see hardware manual for exact pin
assignment). For write operations, data is stable at the rising edge of
/Write. For read operations, data is sampled approx 1us before rising
edge of /Read.

In Half mode, 16 bits (2 bytes) are read or written via I/O 0..15 (see
hardware manual for pin assignments). AD0..7 is the same as I/O 0..7.

The /Busy enabled modes (2, 6, and 9) are the similar to the non-/Busy
modes. In the /Busy modes, the /Busy line must be high when a read
is performed. If the /Busy line is low, the /Read strobe will not toggle
when the read is performed.

Also, for Win2K/WinXP users, you can install the device as Administrator
and use the device from User space.

Best regards,
eric

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