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> In a message dated 4/11/08 3:13:48 PM, rasianator@... writes:
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> > I'm totally bummed!!!! So, I installed all software, printed out targets;
> > get to the measuring
> > stage and plug in the spectrometer and nothing. I've tried several computers
> > with no luck. No
> > lights on the spectro light with or w/out the button pushed down. I'm
> > assuming that I
> > received bunk equipment. Thought i'd ask on here in case anyone had insights
> > as to what the
> > problem could be. This happen to anyone before???
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> A dead spectro would be one possibility; but you don't tell us what platform,
> what software version, what port, or anything else that might help determine
> if its a failure to install the drivers correctly, or an unpowered port, or
> some other possibility instead. Have you tried with the spectro plugged in
> BEFORE launching the software? If you don't plug it in until after, you would have
> to connect with it by switching device to "none" and then back to "spectro" in
> the preferences, or else relaunch the software after the spectro is plugged
> in. Have you tried a different USB camera cable, to determine if it might be a
> bad cable? Did you install the software on the several computers you tried?
> Without the driver installed successfully, the spectro plugged into a fully
> powered port, and the software started after the spectro is plugged in, you won't
> get a response with any unit, so its not easy to say its dead without a bit
> more detail.
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> C. David Tobie
> WW Product Technology Manager
> Digital Imaging & Home Theater
> Datacolor
> CDTobie@...
> www.datacolor.com/Spyder3
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