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Download a trial version of DigiPro2 here. The trial version runs for 45 days as 'DigiPro2 Advanced' and then reverts to 'DigiPro2 Basic,' with all advanced features disabled. DigiPro2 Basic is free to use and provides DataMate communications, database management, and simple plotting. Levelogger 5 Series User Guide. PDF (11 MB) Levelogger 5 Series Quick Start Guide. PDF (1 MB) SDI-12 Interface.

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Basic Troubleshooting Steps

  1. This Download also contains all the released DIGSI 4 device drivers. These can be individually and independently installed. Download and unpack the DIGSI 4 DVD installation file. Open “Setup.exe”. Select and install the DIGSI 4 software or the released DIGSI 4 device drivers.
  2. Informacje o kierowcy Data Kierowcy Rozmiar pliku: 1.83 MB Pobierz adres URL: http://download.mictests.com/drivers/audio/ASUS/C-Media/DGSI/Windows-7.zip.
  3. Download and install the most recent software: Check our downloads page for DigiPro2 or DMM. Download and run the USB Driver Installer: CDM2802setup.exe. Connect the DataMate II and switch on. Windows should recognize the device. If you have problems, please look at the DataMate Communcations FAQ. Multi-Part Setup.
  1. Are you using up-to-date software? Check our downloads page for DigiPro2.
  2. Check your interface cable. If your DataMate has an I/O socket, you must use a cable that has a DB9 connector. If your DataMate has a USB socket, you must use a cable that has a USB connector. They are not interchangeable.
  3. Can you connect the interface cable to your PC? Most modern PCs have only USB ports. If your cable has a DB9 connector, you must use a serial-to-USB adaptor. If your adapter doesn't work, try downloading a new driver from the manufacturer's website.We currently stock a USB-to-serial adapter from Sabrent. Our part number is 56704018. The most current driver can be downloaded here.
  4. Check that the DataMate displays: 'Waiting for PC.' (Choose Comm on the DataMate menu). When you click retrieve new or retrieve all, the DataMate should display 'Linked to PC.' If you don't see that message, try step 5 below. If you do see that message, but then it returns to 'Waiting for PC,' the cable may be bad.
  5. Check the comm menu in DigiPro 2 and DMM. It shows what comm ports are available. Choose a different port. If you are using a serial-to USB adaptor, try the comm port with the highest number.
  6. The PC software remembers which comm port number was used last. If your DataMates use different cables, they also use different comm ports. The software might remember the 'wrong' comm port number so it can't communicate. Go to the comm menu to select the correct comm port number.

Advanced Troubleshooting Steps

Is your USB Driver working? Here is a simple test.

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  1. Switch off the DataMate. You can leave the USB cable connected.
  2. Open the comm menu in DigiPro 2 or DMM. You'll see a list of comm ports. Check their numbers.
  3. Close the comm menu.
  4. Switch on the DataMate (and plug in the USB cable if you disconnected it)..
  5. Open the comm menu in DigiPro 2 or DMM. Look at the list. Do you see a new comm port number?
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  • If you see a new comm port, use that one with the DataMate.
  • If you don't see a new comm port number, the driver is not working. Follow the steps below.

Identify the problem: USB chip or USB driver?

  1. Open the device manager via the control panel. Or use the command line like this: in Win XP, click Run and enter ' devmgmt.msc.' In Win 7, enter 'devmgmt.msc' in the search field.
  2. The device manager appears. Look for a yellow warning triangle. It is probably labelled 'Other.'
  3. Right click on the item. Choose Properties.
  4. The Properties dialog appears. Choose the 'Details' tab.
  5. At the top of the Details tab, there is a droplist. Click the droplist and choose 'Hardware Ids.'
  6. Two lines of text appear.
  • If you see 'BE40' embedded in either line, you must update the USB chip in the DataMate. You can find instructions here: Updating the DataMate USB chip.
  • If you see '6001' embedded, you must update the latest USB driver. See below.

Installing the latest USB Driver

  1. Click the Driver Tab.
  2. Click the Update Driver button.
  3. Allow Windows to search the internet and update the driver automatically:
  • Win 7 searches the internet and installs the driver.
  • Win XP shows a dialog. Choose yes to allow a search and click Next. Then choose yes to allow automatic installation, and click Next.
  • If Windows has problems installing this driver, use the alternative method below.

Alternative method for installing the USB Driver

  1. Download the installer program: CDM21216_Setup.exe.
  2. Run the installer program.

FAQ

Question: I need to repair my RS-232 interface cable. Do you have a drawing?

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Answer: Use the drawing at right. Wire colors may vary, so they are not listed. You'll have to look at both connectors to identify the wire colors. Note that this cable works only with the original DataMate.

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Question: I need to repair my USB interface cable. Do you have a drawing?
Answer: Use the drawing at right. Wire colors may vary, so they are not listed. You'll have to look at both connectors to identify the wire colors. Note that this cable works only with the DataMate II.

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デバイス情報

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  • /XonarSI.INF
    [ids]
    • PCIVEN_13F6&DEV_8788&SUBSYS_855E1043

    [version]
    • Signature
      $CHICAGO$
    • Class
      MEDIA
    • ClassGUID
      {4d36e96c-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}
    • provider
      ASUSTeK
    • DriverVer
      10/03/2012,8.0.8.1815
    • CatalogFile
      cmudaxp.cat
    • CatalogFile.ntamd64
      cmudaxp64.cat

    [strings]
    • ProviderName
      ASUSTeK
    • MfgName
      ASUSTeK
    • DiskDescription
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio Driver
    • CMUDA.DeviceDesc
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio Device
    • RearWave.szPname
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio
    • RearTopo.szPname
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio Mixer
    • FrontWave.szPname
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Front Panel
    • FrontTopo.szPname
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Front Panel Mixer
    • ConvWave.szPname
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio Converter
    • ConvTopo.szPname
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio Converter Mixer
    • WaveInWave.szPname
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio Wave In
    • WaveInTopo.szPname
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio Wave In Mixer
    • CMUDA.SvcDesc
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio Interface
    • CMI8788.DeviceDesc
      ASUS Xonar DG SI Audio Device
    • MediaCategories
      SYSTEMCurrentControlSetControlMediaCategories
    • CMPCI.UART.szPname
      MPU-401
    • Proxy.CLSID
      {17CCA71B-ECD7-11D0-B908-00A0C9223196}
    • KSCATEGORY_AUDIO
      {6994AD04-93EF-11D0-A3CC-00A0C9223196}
    • KSCATEGORY_RENDER
      {65E8773E-8F56-11D0-A3B9-00A0C9223196}
    • KSCATEGORY_CAPTURE
      {65E8773D-8F56-11D0-A3B9-00A0C9223196}
    • KSCATEGORY_TOPOLOGY
      {DDA54A40-1E4C-11D1-A050-405705C10000}
    • KSNAME_RearWave
      AA_Wave
    • KSNAME_RearTopo
      AA_Topology
    • KSNAME_FPWave
      AB_Wave
    • KSNAME_FPTopo
      AB_Topology
    • KSNAME_CPWave
      CP_Wave
    • KSNAME_CPTopo
      CP_Topology
    • KSNAME_WIWave
      WI_Wave
    • KSNAME_WITopo
      WI_Topology
    • KSNAME_UART
      UART
    • UDAGUID.PhoneVolume
      {0A8C1A87-42B0-11D2-95D2-00C04FB925D3}
    • UDAGUID.PhoneMute
      {0A8C1A88-42B0-11D2-95D2-00C04FB925D3}
    • UDAGUID.MonoOutSelect
      {0A8C1AA9-42B0-11D2-95D2-00C04FB925D3}
    • UDAGUID.Spdif
      {5AEA5794-AA8A-4aaf-AB8B-4854C97B5D90}
    • UDAGUID.Video
      {32E06BEE-BD20-48b8-9552-E5240EAF05BC}
    • UDAGUID.StereoMix
      {3EC8502B-5D89-4d2d-A78A-FF45CA18A3B7}
    • UDAGUID.Aux
      {AF24C5CC-A32D-479f-9FFB-BFD00E135BA9}
    • UDAGUID.AuxPhone
      {1A607E05-8C29-43B0-8E60-FB24D266EAE8}
    • UDAGUID.MonoIn
      {51C53816-3407-4BA0-8B4D-B4FCADC65A54}
    • UDAGUID.PcBeep
      {697e35a2-97c8-42d1-a138-2de6a64a8bc3}
    • UDAGUID.WaveRecord
      {209A9FAC-0A88-4ec9-AEF4-84C01BD5477F}
    • UDAGUID.LineIn1
      {3a8fe731-da60-4bd7-ad6f-7e16e40c8a84}
    • UDAGUID.LineIn2
      {3b5c45cb-2e4c-4a64-8bf3-5f648ce235d6}
    • UDAGUID.InputMonitor
      {E23E291E-1B5B-4657-B046-0190383ABCA1}
    • UDAGUID.SpdifInSel2
      {80755448-5BF6-49d1-A63A-9DB6D0B8A74F}
    • UDAGUID.SpdifValid
      {D0DF1519-7207-4135-9EFD-934061113FFA}
    • UDAGUID.SpdifInReverse
      {7F728EE3-0459-4ec8-B0F3-CCFDCCB9086C}
    • UDAGUID.AltIn
      {F35C2296-20FF-46e8-BDAF-56B5DDFC9CFB}
    • UDAGUID.FrontMicIn
      {E9E1310D-3D9E-4b83-AA92-B6A2EC208B8C}
    • UDANode.PhoneVolume
      Phone Volume
    • UDANode.PhoneMute
      Phone Mute
    • UDANode.MonoOutSelect
      Mono Out Select
    • UDANode.Spdif
      SPDIF In
    • UDANode.Video
      TV Tuner Audio
    • UDANode.StereoMix
      Stereo Mix
    • UDANode.Aux
      Aux
    • UDANode.AuxPhone
      Aux/Phone
    • UDANode.MonoIn
      Mono In
    • UDANode.PcBeep
      PC Beep
    • UDANode.WaveRecord
      Wave
    • UDANode.LineIn1
      Front Line-In 1
    • UDANode.LineIn2
      Front Line-In 2
    • UDANode.InputMonitor
      Monitoring
    • UDANode.SpdifInSel2
      Front Panel S/PDIF-IN
    • UDANode.SpdifValid
      Validity Check
    • UDANode.SpdifInReverse
      Reverse S/PDIF-IN Format
    • UDANode.AltIn
      ALT
    • UDANode.FrontMicIn
      Front Mic
    • Audio3D_CLSID
      {D8F1EEE0-F634-11CF-8700-00A0245D918B}
    • KSNODETYPE_CD_PLAYER
      {DFF220E3-F70F-11D0-B917-00A0C9223196}
    • KSNODETYPE_ANALOG_CONNECTOR
      {DFF21FE1-F70F-11D0-B917-00A0C9223196}
    • PKEY_AudioEndpoint_Association
      {1DA5D803-D492-4EDD-8C23-E0C0FFEE7F0E},2
    • PKEY_AudioDevice_EnableEndpointByDefault
      {F3E80BEF-1723-4FF2-BCC4-7F83DC5E46D4},4