Installing The Lambda 10-B As A Usb Device On A Windows System Using Cdm (Combined Driver Model) Device Driver; Figure 7-6. Browsing For The Driver File Needed - Sutter Instrument LAMBDA 10-B Operation Manual

3. Select from the memory list in the "Copy files from" combo box, by pressing the inverted
triangle to the right of the combo box, and then selecting and clicking on one of the items
(if any) displayed in the pulldown list, and finally pressing OK.
4. Alternatively, clicking the Browse button displays another dialog that allows you to
navigate through your system's drives and folders for the location containing the needed
LAMBDA 10-B USB device driver files. Once found, and you've returned to the previous
dialog box, the path chosen will now be shown in the "Copy files from" combo box,
whereupon clicking OK will continue the process by using the path chosen. The following
figure shows the dialog that is displayed after the Browse button is clicked.
Once the requested files are located, the Windows USB device installer will complete.
Note that you may need to cycle through the two dialogs shown in the last two figures
before the requested file is located and installed.
This completes the description for installing the LAMBDA 10-B as a USB device connected to
a Windows system.
7.3 Installing the LAMBDA 10-B as a USB Device on a Windows System using CDM
(Combined Driver Model) Device Driver
The CDM device driver is compatible with all versions and editions of Windows from
Windows 2000 and up.
NOTE: The CDM device driver is not compatible with any version of Windows prior to
Windows 2000 (i.e., it must not be used with Windows 98, 98 SE (Second Edition), nor ME
(Millennium Edition)).
To install the CDM device driver for the LAMBDA 10-B, first download the device driver and
installation instructions from the following links:

Figure 7-6. Browsing for the driver file needed.

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