Re: Smaart 5.4 and Windows 7 Thanks for the replies, guys. It is a legitimate copy and I contacted Rational about it. They suggested I try to install as administrator and also emailed me an updated installer file, both of which did not work.

I tried messing with some of the compatibility settings, but was unable to get things running. The guy in the second link above has the same error that I received, except his happens when he runs the program. I get that error during installation. If I ignore the error, the installation completes, but once I attempt to run the application, I get an infinite amount of error messages and have to force kill Smaart in order to get out of it.

Step 2 in the Registration & Activation process for Smaart v.7. Actually activating the program on your machine. Covers both the easy way (for computers connected to the internet) and the more. SIA and SmaartLive are trademarks of SIA Software Company, Inc. SIA-Smaart is a. Any problems during or after installation, refer to Chapter 6 of this manual, beginning. Live traces in both RTA and Transfer Function modes. Some external devices can be controlled using the computer's serial port or possibly.

I will try what the links above recommend and report back. Thanks for the help! Re: Smaart 5.4 and Windows 7 If you need the best compatibility and greatest speed with audio software and hardware in Windows 7, you need to be running the 32 bit version. This is just the way it is right now and for the next year or two at least. Software is king and hardware is its slave. There's a fair amount of folks in the Apple camp that don't get this and it _may_ contribute to the slower software development for OSX.

You may have a needed application that demands the 64 bit OS, so you're stuck with just making the best overall compromise. Still, the emotional issues some folks deal with concerning logic machines - computers - amazes me. They'd rather see the available memory count higher than have a more useful, reliable and faster computer - not to mention avoiding the costs of buying stuff that'll work in a 64 bit OS while being thunked down to 32 bits. BTW, Smaart v5.4 runs better in Windows 7 32 bit than it ever did in Win2k or XP. Re: Smaart 5.4 and Windows 7 Thanks for the information, Langston. I'll most likely be switching to the 32-bit OS and seeing if that solves some of my problems.

I really only use the Windows side when running control programs that require windows and the inventory software at work, so there's no demand for the 64 bit OS. I have Smaart 7 installed on the Mac side, so that's what I normally run, but there are times I need to run control software in Windows. It would be nice to have Smaart installed on the Windows side and if accomplishing that means running 32 bit, it's fine by me. I've tried just running Windows in a virtual machine, but never really have much success.

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I always find the virtual machine to be too slow for a lot of things, like running the Lake Controller. Ibm usb serial parallel adapter 22p9036. Again, thanks for you input and I'll report back when I figure out the route I end up taking.

1 Controlling the JBL Professional DSC260 System Controller Using SIA-Smaart Pro SIA Software Company, Inc. An EAW Company The SIA-Smaart Pro Real-Time module can control crossover and delay functions on the DSC260 as well as output EQ, limiter, gain and phase compensation. This document discusses details of the Real-Time module s external device control interface specific to the DSC260. More general information about controlling external devices from Smaart Pro can be found in the SIA-Smaart Pro user s manual or the Real-Time Module help file. Preparing a DSC260 for Remote Control The first step in preparing a DSC260 system controller for remote control using SIA-Smaart Pro is to check the version number of the firmware (device-specific software stored in nonvolatile memory) currently running on the unit you want to control. The firmware version shipped with most DCS260s currently in the field does not support external control of this device and will need to be updated. The DSC260, the firmware version, actually consisting of two separate numbers, appears briefly on the front panel display during boot-up.

When you first power the unit up, you should see something like this: JBL DSC-260 B0.12 A1.01 The number beginning with B is the boot version. The number beginning with A is the application version the field-updatable software. Make a note of both numbers. If the application number is 1.05b or later, the DSC260 is ready for remote control and you can skip ahead to Making control connections on page 2.