29-11-2017, 11:25 PM
Phil
Have you got the SD Card set to 'Master' in the Configuration File? Only one Master can be in the network, and that would be your computer. Taking the SD Card out should automatically revert the SD Controller to 'slave' with an ID of 1 and you'd be able to see it in the Device Manager.
If that's not the case, then it could be that the Configuration File is corrupted if you've inserted or removed it with power on the controller.
What's controller No.2 used for? and what type of controller is it (probably not relevant, but funny how you're having problems seeing that as well)
Don't know if any of this will be of help, but it might set you off in the right direction in sussing out the problem
Sandy
Have you got the SD Card set to 'Master' in the Configuration File? Only one Master can be in the network, and that would be your computer. Taking the SD Card out should automatically revert the SD Controller to 'slave' with an ID of 1 and you'd be able to see it in the Device Manager.
If that's not the case, then it could be that the Configuration File is corrupted if you've inserted or removed it with power on the controller.
What's controller No.2 used for? and what type of controller is it (probably not relevant, but funny how you're having problems seeing that as well)
Don't know if any of this will be of help, but it might set you off in the right direction in sussing out the problem
Sandy