Pro64® Network Manager™ 
| Name | Release Date | Size | Download |
Pro64 Network Manager 2.1.0.6 |
11/30/2011 | 18.7 MB | Download |
| Installation Notes | 11/30/2011 | 0.35 MB | Download |
System Requirements
Pro64 Network Manager is designed to run on a PC under Microsoft® Windows® XP and Windows 7. The minimum computer system requirements for Pro64 Network Manager are listed below:
- Intel® or AMD® processor – 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster
- Intel, AMD, or 100% compatible motherboard & chipset
- Microsoft® Windows® XP with Service Pack 3 (SP3), or Windows 7
- 1 gigabyte (GB) RAM (32-bit systems) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit systems)
- 125 MB of free hard disk space for full installation
- DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 or higher driver
- VGA Video (1024 x 768) - 256 colors
- One available RS-232 port (or a USB port with a compatible
USB-to-RS-232 adapter) - DB9-DB9 null modem cable (rack-mount devices and 6416Y2)
- USB cable (AllFrame devices)
- The free Adobe Reader (or equivalent) is required to open the
included User Guide from the help menu - .Net Framework 3.5
If your PC does not have the .NET Framework 3.5 components installed, an Internet connection may be required to download and install these Microsoft components.
Macintosh
There is no official support for Pro64 Network Manager running on Apple® Mac computers. Experiments with a Mac running the Windows OS and the third-party Parallels software have had positive results, but there is no guarantee of acceptable performance at this time.
Previous Firmware Versions
| Name | Release Date | Size | |
| Firmware Update Files for v2 Contains the v2 firmware for all Pro64 devices in one .zip archive |
09/27/2010 | 2.5MB | Download |
| Firmware Update Files for v3 Contains the v3 firmware for all Pro64 devices in one .zip archive |
11/24/2010 | 2.5MB | Download |
RS-232 & USB Information
Pro64 Network Manager requires a direct RS-232 (serial) connection between your computer and the Control Master device on your Pro64 network. Normally this is accomplished by connecting a null modem DB9 cable between the RS-232 jack on your computer and the Pro64 device. AllFrame devices connect to the PC with a USB cable.
System Requirements
Some PCs, especially laptops, are built without an integrated RS-232 port. If your PC lacks an RS-232 port you can still run Pro64 Network Manager by using a USB to RS-232 Adapter. The adapter (sometimes called a USB to Serial Adapter) operates as a bridge between a USB port and a standard RS-232 Serial port.
The following USB to RS-232 Adapters have been tested by Aviom and found to work with Pro64 Network Manager:
- Keyspan USB High Speed Serial Adapter (Model USA-19HS)
NOTES: Both Windows XP and Vista drivers included. Run their utility software to determine the COM port that is in use. Match that number in the Pro64 Network Manager settings. - Gigaware USB-A to Serial Cable (Model 26-949))
NOTES: Easy to configure; readily available from Radio Shack© stores.. - IOGEAR USB to Serial Converter Cable (Model GUC232A)
NOTES: Both Windows XP and Vista drivers included. Must configure baud rate (default is 9600) and get COM port info from within the Ports section of Device Manager - not well documented. Identifies itself as the ATEN USB to Serial Bridge. - CablesToGo 13in Port Authority USB Serial DB9 Cable (Model 26886)
NOTES: No Windows Vista drivers included. Must configure baud rate (default is 9600) and get COM port info from within the Ports section of Device Manager - not well documented.
