Lexicon CORE2 MAC V1.20 - RELEASE NOTES Release Note

Core2 Mac V1.20
RELEASE NOTES
We STRONGLY recommend that you read this document in
its entirety before installing your Lexicon Studio Core2.
Before installing Version 1.20 of the Lexicon Control Software, visit the Lexicon Studio download area of our web site at http://www.lexicon.com/downloads/studio/download.htm to insure that you are installing the most updated version of this product. (All driver updates are free of charge.) We continue to enhance Core2 with new features and fix problems that arise with updates for most audio software applications and highly recommend you install our latest drivers. Also, be sure to check the Lexicon Studio areas of our Support Knowledge Base in the Support area of the web site http://www.lexicon.com/kbase/kbase.asp. The Support Knowledge Base is reviewed and updated on a regular basis.
Please follow the Installation Instructions included inside the Core2 box for proper installation of the Core2 PCI card and software drivers.
When working with your Core2 card or other cards in your computer, be sure to use the anti-static wrist strap included with your Core2 and follow all anti-static precautions noted in your Owner's Manual or Installation Instructions.
We highly recommend that you familiarize yourself with your computer. Identify the other cards in your system and make a list of them and the slot numbers that they occupy. Be sure to install your Audio application soft­ware prior to installing the Lexicon Studio Core2 drivers.
NOTE: This document is available on your V1.20 CD-ROM as "Lexicon Release Notes V1.20.PDF".
Lexicon Studio Core2 Tips & Troubleshooting
Low Latency Option
Note: This option may limit the number of busses you can enable simulta­neously, and will create a higher CPU load on your audio application. You must reboot your computer after enabling this option.
Clock Restoration Time
Note: In some circumstances, Core2 may take some time to re-acquire lost or rapidly switched clock sources.
Note: Any changes made in the Core2 I/O should be made when an audio application is not running. If the Core2 I/O needs to be changed during an audio session, save your work and quit the application. Make the changes in the Core2 I/O then re-launch the audio application.
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