When I click on the ASIO button under mixing latency it won't open the window for changing latency on FireStudio LightPipe.  I have to go to the Presonus program and open it from there.  Is there anything I can do to make this work properly?
 
Gigabyte GA-P75-D3 Motherboard
Intel Core i7-3770 @ 3.4GHz
16.0GB Memory
Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
250GB Hard Drive
1TB Hard Drive
AMD Radeon HD6670 Graphics Card
Dual 24" ViewSonic Monitors VA2431WM
Sonar X3 Producer
Presonus FireStudio LightPipe
3 - Presonus Digimax D8

Different audio interface manufacturers use either the ASIO button in Sonar, OR they open their UI by opening an icon that sits in the system tray of your display screen.
 
Look down there - by the clock and volume and all of those icons, for one for the Presonus.  That's where mine is.
 
Bob Bone
 

Mine never worked...  I make the changes in the M-Audio mixer outside Sonar.

Thanks!  That what I figured but wanted to make sure I wasn't doing anything wrong!
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FWIW my FS 26x26 never worked either, you have to go in through the mixer.
 
Cheers,
Jerry

No worries anyway as what others said, besides when adjusting the latency on your sound card app...Sonar needs to restart before the latency changes take effect. .

It's not that it '"didn't work".  Sonar provides that ASIO Control Panel button IN CASE the driver UI is written to take advantage of it.  Some are, and some are not.
 
It's not that Sonar is broken, or that the UI is broken.  It's just that different companies do it sometimes to respond to that button in Sonar, and some companies instead launch access to the UI for their audio interface by opening an icon that sits in the Windows System Tray.
 
I have only seen the above two methods, though there may be some that use neither, and instead require double-clicking on some desktop icon.
 
I hope that helps clear things up on this.
 
Bob Bone
 

In my case I have to click on the ASIO button twice - the first click never opens the ASIO panel, but the second click always does.   Strange, but true.   
 
 

Rski
No worries anyway as what others said, besides when adjusting the latency on your sound card app...Sonar needs to restart before the latency changes take effect. .

Not necessarily. I adjust the buffers for my interface using the vendor supplied AudioBox client and SONAR picks up the change without restarting.