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600 MB of free hard disk space is required for installation. Additional disk space is needed for operation of applications and for storing recorded data in files. As a rule of thumb, the drive that saves the trace should have more than 3 times the size of the recorded trace available. For example, for a 4GB trace, at least 12 GB of disk space should be available. Defragmented drives will have better performance. Hard disks with fast access times, such as SSDs, are recommended. The hard disk has been shown to have the most impact on trace save performance. Display: To take full advantage of the rich visualization and analysis of Teledyne LeCroy software it is recommended that the display is set to at least 1050 lines of vertical resolution with at least 24-bit color depth. The minimum requirement for the display is a resolution of 1024x768 with at least 16-bit color depth. In Windows 7 and up, please use the “Smaller – 100% (default)” setting under Control Panel -> All Control Panel Items -> Display. Connectivity: To optimize trace saving performance, a Gigabit Ethernet interface is recommended. There is no connectivity requirement if the analyzer application is used only to view pre-recorded traces. If multiple analyzers are cascaded together, one USB port (or one Ethernet connection) per analyzer is needed. Cascaded traces are proportionally larger than traces captured with a single analyzer. The time required to save and display larger traces can be reduced by: - Using a system with a fast, defragmented SSD or Hard Disk, with lots of available space. - Increasing system memory, and - Using a system with a faster processor. 3. Installation Please refer to the “Installing your Analyzer” chapter of the User's Manual for the details of SAS/SATA Protocol Suite™ software installation. 3.1. DVD Installation Note: You must install the software before connecting the Analyzer to the host machine for the first time. Insert the installation disc into the host machine's DVD drive. Typically, the installation process will automatically start. If it doesn't, browse to the 'Autorun' folder on the installation disc, then double-click the 'autorun.exe' file. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.