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Hello - I have had 8 theatres in my community switch to Compu DMX controllers over the last few years. They each have purchased different versions of the interface and now I'm having a hard time remembering which theatre has what interface... how can I tell by looking at the dongle? thank you!
 
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The absolute best way to tell is when the program first boots up it will say for example, a 1024Ec will appear in red text as a 1SL1024EC or a 2048 FC will appear as 1sl2048FC. The 2048Fc is white and the 2048FC+ is orange. And the 1024Ec is a blue color or Grey. The newer interfaces Compu show SD is white and has a mini USb connector port on the back rather than the standard printer USB port. also some of the newer ones have a small slip in the back for a micro SD card. Welcome to the forums. If you have any questions let me know.
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James D. Keeley
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Hi James - thanks - and we met at LDI in Vegas. Some of these theatres I have updated the software to a newer version than the original disc shipped with the interface - will the software detect and "announce" the proper interface in this case?

Also, more specifically, one interface that I'm thinking of upgrading to Compu-Show is a red one... but again, I don't remember which version that is...

Thanks so much - VERY much looking forward to a manual on the Compu-Show or more video tutorials...

thanks!
don fox - performing arts center of wenatchee, WA
 
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Hey Don. Did I give you a little walk through of compu show and you gave m a list of ideas for the program? I remember you.
Yes the program will tell you the model interface. If you don't catch it at start up simply go to the "?" and click about.
The Red one is most likely a 2004 model, probably compu Pro 04 or maybe compu Club.
Yes The manual SHOULD be done sometime soon and afterwards I'll have more time to make videos.
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James D. Keeley
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Hey James - yes, I had the list of ideas. The addition of pallettes is the biggest improvement that I'm really happy about and I want to upgrade one or more of the interfaces here to take advantage of that.

I know for sure that the red interface is not a 2004, but I'll check it like you've recommended and see for sure which 06 it is.

I downloaded compu-show from the website - it that the most current version?

thanks again - don
 
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Yup that is the latest official release.
We anticipate a new non beta release with some added functionality (not at liberty to say right now Big Grin) In April or May.
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James D. Keeley
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Hey Jingles thanks for your information, I was also searching for the answer to the same question. Now I got the answer.
 
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The absolute best way to tell is when the program first boots up it will say for example, a 1024Ec will appear in red text as a 1SL1024EC or a 2048 FC will appear as 1sl2048FC. The 2048Fc is white and the 2048FC+ is orange. And the 1024Ec is a blue color or Grey. The newer interfaces Compu show SD is white and has a mini USb connector port on the back rather than the standard printer USB port. also some of the newer ones have a small slip in the back for a micro SD card. Welcome to the forums. If you have any questions let me know.
Sincerely,


Hey jingle,nice answer.If I have some doubt regarding an interface,I am sure you w'll help me.
 
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How will it work if used interface RAC 2011?
 
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I don't understand your question. What interface is that?


James D. Keeley
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Recently joined the forum and it has added me quality knowledge about interface.
 
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Hey Thanks jingles for raising my knowledge about interface,If I face any problem regarding interface then I will surely ask you!!
 
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Keep in mind two things

1. Identify the network connector that you use for the vSphere 4.0 service console and management interface.

2. Ensure that the network connector you select is connected to the correct network.
 
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