Yes, if you are a current member of the Sequencher Maintenance Program. Just contact us at support@genecodes.com, quoting your registration number. If you have allowed your maintenance program to lapse, it is possible to rejoin the plan with full benefits and receive the latest version of Sequencher. The cost of rejoining varies based on how long you have been off of maintenance, but it costs much less than purchasing a new license.

Only for your StenoCAT 32 product. We have not implemented an official "key exchange" program yet, but we have begun swapping keys on a per-person basis for a fee. We may have promotional hardware key offers from time to time that encourage the exchange. Please check with your sales rep for details.

Most new computers come with USB ports, as well as or instead of Parallel ports. While Parallel ports or "printer ports" have been the standard for a long time, we also offer optional USB port keys with our StenoCAT 32 software. USB port technology is smaller, faster and (most experts will say) more reliable. Pictures and additional info here.

ADB ports are not supported by OSX. The recommended course of action is to exchange your ADB key for a USB key. Please contact support@genecodes.com, quoting your registration number or the name of the original purchaser of Sequencher. Windows applications are more dependent on extensions than Macintosh applications. In order to open Sequencher projects that originate on a Macintosh add a *.SPF extension to the file.

USB features one "Universal" plug type for all USB peripheral-to-PC connections. USB has largely superceded the slower serial or parallel ports. A USB2 film scanner is backwardly compatible with a PC with USB 1.1. When you transfer scans from the scanner to the PC it will work OK. However if you upgrade your PC to USB2 the transfer will be forty times faster. Original USB or USB1.1 or USB carries data at the rate of 12 megabits per second (12Mb/s) or 1.5 megabytes per second* (1.

Ans: Yes, IEEE 1394a is superior in many ways, such as support for plug-and-play and hot plugging, worry-free compatibility among hardware, software, and systems, and lower support cost for manufacturers.

Version 3: The cost for exchanging a dongle is $50 plus shipping charges. If you don't want to exchange the dongle, there is an adapter made by Griffin Technology. Version 4: If you wish to upgrade to version 4 the cost is $199 + shipping (dongle cost is included). Version 4 does not work with ABD dongles.

First, make sure that you have the latest version of EasyGPS (ver. 1.3.7 as of this post). Then make sure you have the 'Use USB Box' checked. EasyGPS doesn't know about these models yet. Lie to it and tell it that you have a Map60C. They use the same firmware, and it will work over the USB connection. I'm using V1.3.7 of EasyGPS and yes, 'Use USB' is checked in my GPS settings, but I'm still having problems.

USB means Universal Serial Bus, an external bus standard that supports data transfer rates of 12Mbps. A single USB can be used to connect up to 127 peripheral devices, such as a mouse, modem or keyboard. USB also supports Plug-and-Play installation and hot plugging.

You can use a USB-RS232 converter cable to connect your computer with our instruments if you only have USB port. Please go to our products page to get this converter information.

The USB port is used to update Neurons Operating System as well as to load and store sound models, sounds and setups to/from external mass storage devices or computer networks. You may use it with external hard drives, CDR/CDRW drives or memory-stick type of storage devices. You may also use it to maintain a permanent connection to your computer (PC or Mac) for sequencing, editing and backup/storage.

A standard 25 pin parallel port set to ECP on a computer has a maximum speed of 7-8Mbps (7,000,000-8,000,000 bits per second). USB beats that with a maximum speed of 12Mbps (12,000,000 bits per second) and 480Mbps (480,000,000) with USB 2.0. Back To Questions USB is currently only supported under Win 95 OSR 2.1, Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME , Windows 2000, Win XP and with Mac OS 8.1 or higher.

A parallel cable has 25 pins and is often used for older printer models. The USB cable is a high speed cable used in newer printer models.

The parallel port setting can affect the communication between the film drive and the computer. You should not make changes to your parallel port mode unless all other options to solve communication issues have been exhausted. (You can safely get a general idea of what your port setting is by accessing the Device Manager and checking the Ports setting.

You can use your parallel port as a free little DIO card! You get eight bits of output and five bits of input. If you can determine which address your port is using, it is a simple matter to use the "In Port.vi" and "Out Port.vi" (except on WinNT) to read from and write to your parallel port.

Right-click on My Computer, click Properties. Click Device Manager and open the Ports (COM & LPT) line. Find your parallel port there and double-click it. Click on Resources and find the Input/Output range line. The first value next to it is your ports base address ? the one you should use with DiscoLitez.

In the Windows Desktop mode, Click START, then mouse to "Settings", then click CONTROL PANEL, then click SYSTEM, then click DEVICE MANGER, then find and click on PORTS, find and click on PRINTER PORT (LPT1), then click on RESOURCES in the middle of the window it show the Input/Output Range. The first number is the address value used by SuperCam. Extend the printer port or paper out timeout to 10000 seconds in the printer setup for NT. This may or may not help.

Some. For example, the Kensington TurboMouse works as a plain track ball (the programmable features are MacOS specific). The Apple DB Mouse II is only recognized by the system if the mouse button is depressed while the system configures itself for hardware devices (otherwise, the system starts up but the cursor is frozen on the screen). Later Kensington mice/trackballs have been reported to not work very well with ABD Next systems.

I've connected the USB to Serial adapter but it's on Com Port 5 (or higher) and your software only has Ports 1-4. This issue applies to the c\temp software only. This has been resolved with the new version of the MDAS-Pro software. If you do not have a copy of this software, please contact us.

No. However, there may be some third party accessories that can convert the USB connection to the charger plug.

If the MicroScribe is connected to a non-powered USB hub, then you will need the external power supply. If the MicroScribe is connected directly to the computer or to a powered USB hub, then there is no need for the power supply.

Make sure that you are using the last version of GSAK (4.2 or higher--5.6 is the latest version). Prior versions didn't support USB.

The USB port on the back panel is a high-speed data port that allows transfers of data at a rate of 11 Mbps. It is not currently active, but is designed for future use.

After the CYBERKEY is inserted for the first time into the computer, the operating system performs a recognition process. When the process is complete, the CYBERKEY appears as a hard drive in the system, and can be used as any other drive. In a computer running Windows, click on the My Computer icon and look for an icon labeled as the removable storage device. Click on it and begin working. In a Macintosh computer, the CYBERKEY will appear as a removable disk on the desktop.

Yes. There are USB receipt printers, cash drawers and scanners available. If you don't see an interface type you are interested in, please call us.

Many PCs can be upgraded with a USB port. We only recommend adding one if all other minimum PC requirements, listed above, are met.

There are a variety of "aftermarket" products that will allow you to add a USB card to your computer. Check with either your computer manufacturer or with one of the manufacturers of USB cards.

iMage USB webcam requires a high-speed USB 2.0 port in order to stream video at full resolution (640 x 480 pixels) and at full frame rate (15 fps) in real time. It will not stream any video to the host when it is plugged into a full-speed USB 2.0 or 1.1 port.