Version Differences for NetO32
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| ==Setup== | ==Setup== | ||
| + | [[Image:NetO32PrefRS232.png|thumb|right|alt=NetO32 RS232 Preferences for OPL9728|NetO32 RS232 Preferences for OPL9728.]] | ||
| + | NetO32PrefRS232 | ||
| * Download the NetO32 installer from the Downloads Section below. | * Download the NetO32 installer from the Downloads Section below. | ||
| * Unzip and run the installer. | * Unzip and run the installer. | ||
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| :'''Note''': Some cradles such as the CRD-9723 have LEDs to indicate data passing back and forth. You should see a blinking orange/amber LED when the protocol has been started in the NetO program. | :'''Note''': Some cradles such as the CRD-9723 have LEDs to indicate data passing back and forth. You should see a blinking orange/amber LED when the protocol has been started in the NetO program. | ||
| :'''Note''': If you are using a device connected via USB please note that it is common for Windows to assign the device to a completely different COM port than you have previously configured. You can adjust this by going into the 'Tools' > 'Options' menu as described above. Don't forget to save your file again. Be advised that if you use the same physical USB port on the PC continuously for this specific device this behavior does not usually occur. | :'''Note''': If you are using a device connected via USB please note that it is common for Windows to assign the device to a completely different COM port than you have previously configured. You can adjust this by going into the 'Tools' > 'Options' menu as described above. Don't forget to save your file again. Be advised that if you use the same physical USB port on the PC continuously for this specific device this behavior does not usually occur. | ||
| ==Daily Usage== | ==Daily Usage== | ||
| Once NetO32 has been configured (See [[#Setup|Setup]] above) the day to day usage of NetO32 is remarkably simple. | Once NetO32 has been configured (See [[#Setup|Setup]] above) the day to day usage of NetO32 is remarkably simple. | ||