Chapter 3: General Installation Instructions - Gibson Firebird X User Manual

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Chapter 3: General Installation Instructions

Chapter 3: General Installation Instructions
Check the Gibson Website for Updates
Check the Gibson Website for Updates
Gibson is committed to enhancing G-Node's performance. For the latest G-Node updates
and updated documentation, go to the Firebird X Visionaries Club at http://fbx.gibson.com.
You'll also find update for other Firebird X system software, free patches, and more.
Installing from a Downloaded File
Installing from a Downloaded File
All Firebird X software is available as a convenient download rather than from physical
media. When downloading new software, note where your computer stores downloads. If
you're not sure, create a text file with a distinctive name (e.g., Downloadtestfile.txt),
email it to yourself as an attachment, then download the attachment. Use your computer's
search function to find the file after it's downloaded, and note the folder that contains it.
This folder is where you will find any other files you download.
Caution:
USB 2.0 Connector Orientation
Caution:
USB 2.0 Connector Orientation
Never force a USB connection. If the USB plug does not slide easily into its matching
connector, rotate the plug 180 degrees and try again.
Connect Directly to a USB Port on Your Computer, not through a Hub
Connect Directly to a USB Port on Your Computer, not through a Hub
Audio requires much higher bandwidth than a peripheral like a USB keyboard or mouse. As
expansion hubs can reduce bandwidth, plug G-Node into a USB 2.0 port on the computer
itself, or a USB 2.0 card plugged into your computer. G-Node wants the most direct path
possible to your computer.
G-Node Automatic Fault Detection
G-Node Automatic Fault Detection
G-Node can detect faulty cables or bad USB 2.0 connections. If you open the Gibson G-Node
Control Panel and its GUI (Graphic User Interface) does not appear, check your connections.
If the Control Panel disappears for no apparent reason while the application is open, the USB
2.0 cable has likely been unplugged or become unseated from its connector. Restoring these
connections restores the Control Panel's GUI.
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