Orban OPTIMOD-PC 1100, Руководство по эксплуатации

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INSTALLATION ORBAN MODEL 1100
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Your computer’s firewall is blocking the connection. See page 2-51.
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Password is wrong.
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The target card is open on another computer on the network.
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The system that houses the target card is not on.
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The Orban Windows service routine,
OptimodPcService
, is not running in the
computer housing the target card.
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The Orban Windows service routine has malfunctioned. If all else fails, try end-
ing and then restarting
OptimodPcService
in the Windows Task Manager:
A) Right-click the Windows task bar and choose “Task Manager.”
B) Click the Process tab and
OptimodPcService
to highlight it.
C) Click the “End Process” button.
D) Right-click
OptimodPcService
and choose “Start process.”
I get clicks when I source my WAVE material from a CD.
CD audio playback can sometimes have dropouts if the CD player is being accessed
by the IDE controller using PIO mode. Usually, this can be fixed by setting the IDE
controller to DMA mode. Here are the steps to change the setting on Windows XP:
A) Open the S
YSTEM
control panel.
B) Select the
H
ARDWARE
tab.
C) Select
D
EVICE
M
ANAGER
...
D) Expand the node labeled
I
DE
A
TA
/A
TAPI
C
ONTROLLERS
.
E) Right-click the first device labeled S
ECONDARY
I
DE
C
HANNEL
and choose
P
ROPERTIES
.
F) Select the A
DVANCED
S
ETTINGS
tab.
G) Change the T
RANSFER
M
ODE
dropdown menu from “PIO only” to “DMA if
available.”
H) Repeat steps (E) through (G) for any other devices labeled
S
ECONDARY
I
DE
C
HANNEL
.
I get clicks when I source my WAVE material from my computer’s hard drive.
If Windows XP detects several hard disk read errors in a row, it will automatically set
the hard disk data transfer mode, usually DMA, to PIO. This can cause clicks in the
OPTIMOD-PC audio if the hard drive is sourcing the WAVE material driving
OPTIMOD-PC. See
I Get Clicks When I Source My WAVE Material from a CD above.
Note that Windows’ automatically setting the HD data transfer mode to PIO can be
an early warning of impending hard disk failure. It is wise to search the Windows
System log for instances of hard drive read or write problems (
C
ONTROL
P
ANEL
>
A
DMINISTRATIVE
T
OOLS
> E
VENT
V
IEWER
> S
YSTEM
L
OG
).