The versatile preview window allows for real-time preview of the figures and timeline shows. There are two limitations on the free laser software: It does not support any output interfaces and has no Live laser show interface - which is quite obvious, as it does not make any sense if there is no output. And: One timeline track is available to even create timeline shows and then export that show as a whole to an ILDA file. In addition to that, all the mighty laser figure creation tools from the full Laserworld Showeditor software are available. Now i can hold on to iShow Dac for a while longer.This free laser software is rich on features known from the full version: It's possible to create own texts (running text / scrolling text, static text, etc.) and to create own logos (logo trace tool included). Spaghetti also finds the dac as an ishow dac which i´ve tested also but the really important thing is to install the USB 2.0 ARCHNET ADAPTER and not the other ones in the list as the DAC wont be identified by iShow or Spaghetti. Here´s a youtube video showing how it looks in my machine: (sorry for the focusing, poor light and my iPhone.) Really excited about this i started iShow 2.3 software and voila, it found the dac allmost instantly! It then naged a bit as the driver is not signed (nothing unusual) but the driver GOT installed, no problems. Browse to the downloaded drivers and choosed the USB 2.0 ARCHNET ADAPTER from the list of adapters showing. I went on with choosing to update drivers for my USB22-card from the computer management and choosed to "let me pick from a list of devices", then choosed a usb serial controller and then choosing "have disk". I then downloaded the win7 drivers and my project was on Most of them were like, driveidentifier and other shady sites but one of them stod out and it is this site: I then noticed that the DAC was identified as an USB22-card with no drivers to install so went on an google "USB22-card driver win7" and a lot of sites came up. I really hate carrying an extra computer with me, specially a 32bit-os so having nothing to do one day i plugged in the 2.3 Dac iShow in my computer the win7-64bit. My setup is a bunch of china heads controlled by MagicQ and Enttec DMX usb pro, an LaserWorld 1000RGB with iShow 2.3 I´m kinda new to laser scanning but I do have a hobby of dmx light controll and laser scanning.
So last week i obviously gave my self an early christmas present by having the iShow 2.3 Dac work in my light computer, a windows 7 -64bit machine.
Hi folks, my first post here just wanting to share som information to anybody interested.
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