2013/11/06 21:57:52
keneds
Received the vs700, so many drivers I'm not sure where to start. The disks that were shipped are obviously well outdated. I'm on the cake site sorting through the list and I just have a bad feeling that I'm going to do something out of order.
2013/11/07 09:32:08
Rob[at]Sound-Rehab
first you need to check on which firmware you are. mine was also a b-stock display exhibit, so it came with the latest firmware (1.3x) which made life a lot easier ...
2013/11/07 12:17:28
keneds
how can you tell what firmware is installed? There are older and newer drivers available and i'm getting lost on which ones i need to install first. Somewhere I read that one of the dip switches needs to be switched off in order to install new firmware........I need a decoder ring to figure this out.
2013/11/07 14:31:03
Rob[at]Sound-Rehab
it's not all that complicated ... but you need to read up a bit
 
start here: http://www.cakewalk.com/Support/kb/reader.aspx/2007013195
 
the dip switch stuff is easy ... just do it to figure out which firmware
 
then read this: http://www.cakewalk.com/support/kb/pages/VS700_Installation.aspx
 
feel free to ask if something in the instructions is not clear :-)
 
 
 
2013/11/07 14:47:51
Crg
keneds
how can you tell what firmware is installed? There are older and newer drivers available and i'm getting lost on which ones i need to install first. Somewhere I read that one of the dip switches needs to be switched off in order to install new firmware........I need a decoder ring to figure this out.


It is a bit complicated. Look at the dates of the updates release. Plus, what version of Sonar are you using now, and installing? Your best ( and easiest ) bet is to get Roland on the phone and have them give a list of what to put in first and the order. Also important is whether you're using 32 bit or 64bit Sonar. The Fantom Synth is 32 bit, it works in both but is better in 32 bit. Your version of Sonar and the subsequent updates are important for the VS700 System, so you have a lot identifying and updating to do to both. I'm using Sonar X1d Expanded, so my update versions are 1.30 and 1.31. Put the Sonar updates in first. But like I said, your best bet is to get the list, based on your version of Windows and Sonar, from Roland.
 
Oh, and put the I/O Editor in. It will tell you which versions of the updates you are running.
2013/11/07 23:11:09
keneds
Trying to update the console updater to v1.31 I follow all of the instructions step by step just as the v1.31 readme file indicates. But when I click on send the file sending window on the computer goes through its normal motions and it appears to be sending like it's supposed to be and the message after the transfer say complete but the percentage indicator on the console display does not budge from 0%. I have my rack connected to the console and the rack is connected via usb to the computer I also have a usb cable connected to the console into the computer. Where am I going wrong.
2013/11/08 19:21:02
keneds
Making progress. Up and running. Just need to work through a few more updates.
2013/11/09 01:58:01
Rob[at]Sound-Rehab
good to hear. keep us posted.
2013/11/09 10:03:45
keneds
With all my v studio contents there is a book and a disk marked REAC Recording system. Does this need to be installed?
2013/11/09 10:11:20
keneds
Just an observation.......there should be a note saying do not install the VS-700R into your rack until all updates are completed. Stupid dip switches.
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