Why do I need a dedicated PC to use the MIL-8000U? Can I install more than one 8 channel USB logger on a single PC?
A dedicated PC is required to ensure that the required system performance is always available to record 8 channels of audio data. The minimum requirements are a 1GHz P3 or P4 processor with 256MB RAM. An A/V rated hard drive will help. We don’t recommend running any other applications on this PC as it will reduce the amount of CPU available for recording audio. For this reason, we currently support only one 8 channel USB logger per dedicated PC. Question: What is USB? Which operating systems support it? What is the difference between USB 1.1 and USB 2.0? Answer: USB stands for Universal Serial Bus. It is a “plug and play” interface developed for PC serial devices. USB is well supported in Windows 2000, 2003, XP, and .NET. It is also supported (to a degree) in Windows 98SE. It is not supported under Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT. USB 1.1 is the current standard for the 12Mbps data transfer rate in use today. To increase performance in the future, a new standard called USB 2.0 ha
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