Lexicon CORE2, Service Manual

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Lexicon Studio Core2 Service Manual
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that is synchronized to the Core2. In this configuration we recommend
muting the S/PDIF inputs to the Core2 before connecting or
disconnecting the S/PDIF input to the Core2 to avoid clicks while
monitoring. When the Core2 is set up to derive its sample clock from
the S/PDIF input this precaution is not necessary since the S/PDIF
input is automuted when the input cable is disconnected.
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CORE2 USER'S GUIDE ERRATA
All references to "Cool Edit Pro" should be "Cool Edit Pro SE"
Page 5: Referencing the ADAT connectors, ADAT IN is closest to the
DB-25 connector.
Page 9: At the end of the installation procedure, step #7 instructs
you to "cold boot" your computer even though the message that
appears simply asks you to restart. In fact, a "warm boot" or
simple restart is all that is required.
Page 11: The statement that sample rate is selectable from the
LexPanel is not accurate. On the clock source page, the
current sample rate is displayed but not selectable.
Page 12: The note at the bottom of the page refers to an error message
that pertains to ASIO Lexicon Studio v4.20 (for the Core32).
Page 17: Change "Punch from the LSI-10T A/D 1&2 to LDI-10T D/A 1&2" to
"Punch from the Core2 A/D 1&2 to Core2 D/A 1&2"
Page 18: Figure does not accurately represent Clock Source Tab.
V1.20-P1 Update
Recent Core2 Update - V120-p1.exe
http://www.lexicon.com/downloads/studio_download.htm#Core2SP1
The current update is an improvement that addresses
Addendum #7: CLOCK SOURCE CONSISTENCY IN CUBASE.
Currently, after launching Cubase, unexpected clock sources may appear
in the Cubase clock source dialog. It is possible that when selecting
the desired clock, "static noise" may appear on system output.
This latest update prevents the output of this static noise.
Installing this update is very simple. Just follow the instructions below or
contact Lexicon customer support for assistance.
1. Right click on the Lexicon Studio icon at the task bar and select. Shut down LexPanel.
2. Next, invoke Close Program by simultaneously pressing Ctrl/Alt/Delete on the keyboard. Select
ASERVICE and click on "End Task". Wait 5 - 10 seconds then press "END TASK".
3. Next, Double click on the V120-P1 icon.
4. Make sure that the file is going to be placed in the proper directory named C:\lxstudio and click on
Unzip. (It should already default to C:\lxstudio.)
5. Restart the system