Specifications

User Reference

Installing New Versions of R-1 Software

Follow this procedure to ensure proper installation of R-1 software upgrades:

1) Power on the R-1 Pilot computer.

2) Insert the CD ROM or diskettes that contain the R-1 software into the CD ROM

or floppy drive.

3) Find the SETUP.EXE file and double click on it. This will install the new

version of R-1 software. DO NOT START THE R-1 SOFTWARE

4) Exit Windows and power down the R-1 Pilot.

5) Disconnect at the Pilot the 1394 cable (green) that runs from the Pilot to the

Studio Hub. There should be no 1394 connection from the Pilot to the Studio

Hub.

6) Disconnect at the Studio Hub the 1394 cable (green) that runs from the

Studio Hub to the first Audio Deck. There should be no 1394 connection from

the Audio Deck or the Pilot to the Studio Hub.

7) Reconnect the 1394 cable (green) that runs from the first Audio Deck back to

the Pilot.

8) Power on the Pilot and Audio Deck.

9) Start the R-1 software by double clicking on the R-1 Multitrack Recorder icon.

Choose Cancel when you get the message that a Studio Hub cannot be found.

10) The software will load new code to the Audio Deck(s) and the R-1 Application

will show on the screen.

11) Close the R-1 Application, exit Windows and power down the Pilot and Audio

Deck.

12) Disconnect at the Pilot the 1394 cable (green) that runs from the first Audio

Deck to the Pilot, and reconnect this cable to the Studio Hub.

13) Reconnect the 1394 cable (green) that runs from the Studio Hub back to the

Pilot.

14) Power on the Pilot, Audio Deck, and Studio Hub.

15) Start the R-1 software by double clicking on the R-1 Multitrack Recorder icon.

16) The software will boot the Audio Deck and load new code to the Studio Hub

and the R-1 application will show on screen.

17) Exit Windows and power down the Pilot, Audio Deck and Studio Hub. The

software upgrade is now complete.