WilliamNB

I'm having a problem with two brand new 300 boards on two new Win 7 PCs. I've installed version 5.7.22.1 of the driver, while the firmware is listed as V8.04 Build 4. When I cold boot the PC and log on as a user with local admin rights, the board is not working. In Device manager there is simply a Generic USB Hub, with the expected yellow exclamation mark symbol. Uninstalling that device and scanning for hardware changes has no effect. If I unplugged the USB cable, and plug it back into the same port, most of the time it simply shows up again as that same generic USB hub that isn't working. However, if I do it often enough, eventually (and it is random) it will be detected for what it is, and Windows will go through the motions of searching for driver software (despite the drivers already having been installed!). This search takes forever, but can be sped up by clicking on the "Skip looking for drivers on Windows Update" link. Once the correct drivers are loaded, the board works, but as soon as the user logs off, or reboots the PC, this all repeats again. Hibernating the PC doesn't quite work, either, as the board's USB lead needs to be unplugged and plugged straight back in again before the drivers load again, and the board is recognised. On the Windows 7 PCs there are no other Promethean drivers installed. In fact, the machines don't have very much in terms of software installed. Any ideas would be MOST welcome! Thanks in advance.

A tad late, but here's one, anyway: http://uk.sanyo.com/AssetBrowser/Technical%20Database/Instruction%20Manuals/Projectors/PLC-XE30.pdf

CMIS's database is actually not all that complex. I wrote an app that pulls timetable data from the DB and writes it to Exchange 2003 mailboxes as appointments. Additionally, it has a web component that can display students' timetables in a web page, and even convert that data to a QR Code, so students can scan it with their camera phones. With CMIS I will say one thing: NEVER write back to the DB, unless using a method OK'd by Serco.