FARO - FARO Gage and Gage Plus

FARO - FARO Gage and Gage Plus

Gage and Gage Plus

Windows 7 (x64)
Not Support in 64 bit OS.

Windows 7 (x86)
Install Cam2 Gage 2.2.
Uninstall FaroArm USB Driver 5.7.7.8. (installed by the Cam2 Gage 2.2 installer)
Install FaroArm USB Driver 5.5.4.3. (separate installer)
Start Cam2 Gage 2.2, and it will start the Faro Atl server and connect to the device. There is no need to enter the product key.
Start CMM-Manager and connect to the device.
Exit Cam2 Gage 2.2.

Windows XP (x86)
Install Faro Gage 1.5.
Install FaroArm USB Driver 5.5.4.3. (separate installer)
Start Faro Gage 1.5, and it will start the Faro Atl server and connect to the device.
Start CMM-Manager and connect to the device.
Exit Faro Gage 1.5.

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