-9000, DAE error@(NoCodeResourceErr). This error code means that DAE was unable to load a DSP code resource from a file. It could indicate a low memory condition in DAE or the sequencer program.@-9001, DAE error@(CodeLoadedErr). This error code is not currently used by DAE.@-9002, DAE error@(NoCodeLoadedErr). This error signals that DAE was asked to perform a DSP operation when a DSP did not have any code loaded into it.@-9003, DAE error@(HostTimeoutErr). This error signals that a DSP did not respond to a command that DAE issued through the DSPÕs 'host port interface'. Could also be reported as a -18203 (see -9200 for explanation).@-9004, DAE error@(HostBusyErr). This error code is not currently used by DAE.@-9005, DAE error@(TransferTimeOutErr). This error signals that a DSP did not respond to a data transfer command issued by DAE.@-9006, DAE error@(LowMemoryErr). This error usually indicates a low memory condition in either DAE or the sequencer program (verify Get Info minimum size is higher than recommended size). It can also indicate some other kind of problem in creating an internal data structure or with acquiring a hardware device.@-9007, DAE error@(UnimplementedErr). This error indicates that the sequencing application requested a service from DAE that is not currently implemented.@-9008, DAE error@(AllocatedErr). This error code is not currently used by DAE.@-9009, DAE error@(TooManySlaveDSPsErr). This error indicates that DAE was instructed to use more DSPs than possible.@-9010, DAE error@(NoDSPGroupErr). This error indicates that a DSP was supposed to attached to a group of other DSPs, but wasnÕt.@-9011, DAE error@(EnabledErr). There are certain functions that are allowed only when the DSPs have not yet been enabled for operation. This error indicates that DAE was requested to perform one of these functions when the DSPs were already enabled.@-9012, DAE error@(AlreadyGroupedErr). This error indicates that DAE was requested to add a DSP to a group of other DSPs when the DSP was already a member of a group.@-9013, DAE error@(NILObjectErr). This error means that DAE (or the sequencing application) was unable to create an internal data structure, usually because of insufficient memory in the sequencing applicationÕs partition. It can also mean that DAE had trouble acquiring a hardware device, which can be triggered by unsupported hardware.@-9014, DAE error@(NoDriverDSPErr). This error indicates that DAE was unable to acquire a DSP from the DigiSystem INIT, either because a DSP was not installed in the system or because a DSP was in use by another program.@-9015, DAE error@(BadIndexErr). This error indicates that DAE was requested to find an object with an invalid index number.@-9016, DAE error@(NoMasterDSPErr). This error indicates that a group of DSPs was not informed which DSP was the master DSP.@-9017, DAE error@(AlreadyDeferredErr). This error indicates that DAE tried to defer an operation that had already been deferred. This could be triggered by a timing problem with the CPU or some other hardware problem.@-9018, DAE error@(NotAllocatedErr). This error indicates that something was not allocated when it should have been.@-9019, DAE error@(FileSystemBusyErr). This error indicates that the CPUÕs file system was unable to perform a certain operation at the time DAE requested it. This could be caused by a low performance CPU or disk drive, or by other programs/INITs (such as AppleTalk) using valuable CPU time.@-9020, DAE error@(RunningErr). There are certain functions that are allowed only when the DSPs are not yet running. This error indicates that DAE was requested to perform one of these functions when the DSPs were already running.@-9021, DAE error@(DSPConfigErr). This error indicates that DAE is having trouble configuring the DSPs. It may be caused by a hardware problem. Could also be reported as a -18221 (see -9200 for explanation).@-9022, DAE error@(TooManyItemsErr). This error means that DAE was instructed to put too many items into a list. This could be triggered by a low memory situation.@-9023, DAE error@(ItemNotFoundErr). This error indicates that DAE could not find a particular item in a list.@-9024, DAE error@(WrongTypeErr). This error indicates that DAE was instructed to perform an operation on a data structure of the wrong type.@-9025, DAE error@(NoDeckErr). This error indicates that an internal data structure had not been assigned to a 'deck' object.@-9026, DAE error@(NoSuchTickErr). This error indicates a problem in DAE.@-9027, DAE error@(TooManyTransfersErr). This error indicates a problem in DAE.@-9028, DAE error@(NoDSPErr). This error indicates that an internal data structure had not been assigned a DSP. Please also see the description for error number -9014 (NoDriverDSPErr).@-9029, DAE error@(NoFeederErr). This error code is not currently used by DAE.@-9030, DAE error@(NoOwnerErr). This error indicates a problem in DAE.@-9031, DAE error@(PrimedErr). There are certain functions that are allowed only when the DSPs are not yet primed for playback. This error indicates that DAE was requested to perform one of these functions when the DSPs were already primed.@-9032, DAE error@(AlreadyAttached). This error indicates that DAE was requested to attach something to something else when it had already been attached. @-9033, DAE error@(TooManyDSPTracksErr). This error code is not currently used by DAE.@-9034, DAE error@(BadDSPTrackIDErr). This error code is not currently used by DAE.@-9035, DAE error@(ParseErr). This error indicates that DAE had trouble interpreting the data stored in a data structure, usually a sound file. This can indicate that a file or DAE is corrupted.@-9036, DAE error@(CantGetMessageErr). This error indicates that DAE was unable to get a message data structure required to communicate with the System Accelerator card. This could be caused by a problem with the System Accelerator card or by a low memory situation.@-9037, DAE error@(NoReplyErr). This error indicates that DAE is unable to get a reply from the System Accelerator board. This usually means that the System Accelerator is no longer functioning properly and that the system should be shut down and restarted. It also may indicate that there is some sort of problem in the hardware configuration. It is also possible that this error can be caused by a disk performance problem.@-9038, DAE error@(BadStatusErr). This error indicates that the System Accelerator was unable to properly complete a command. This could be triggered by a problem in DAE or by a problem in the sequencing application using DAE, or by a problem with the System Accelerator card.@-9039, DAE error@(ARoseOpenQueueErr). This error indicates that DAE was requested to perform an operation that requires the A/Rose extension when the extension was not installed.@-9040, DAE error@(ARoseFindTaskErr). This error indicates DAE was unable to properly initialize the System Accelerator card. This may be caused by a hardware problem.@-9041, DAE error@(NotAcquiredErr). There are certain functions that are allowed only when hardware devices have been acquired. This error indicates that DAE was requested to perform one of these functions when hardware was not yet acquired.@-9042, DAE error@(DiskAxeTimeOutErr). This error signals that the System Accelerator did not respond to a command issued by DAE. This error usually indicates a hardware problem.@-9043, DAE error@(NoMoreSlotsErr). This error code is reserved for use but is never actually returned by DAE.@-9044, DAE error@( NoDiskAxeVolumesErr). This error indicates that DAE has been instructed to use the System Accelerator to play from a volume that is not attached to the System Accelerator. This could be caused by a problem in DAE or by a problem in the sequencing application using DAE. The error can also be caused by a problem in communicating with the System Accelerator.@-9045, DAE error@(NoSSIClockErr). This error indicates that DSP hardware is not receiving a clock signal from an interface. Usually the interface is not turned on or the cables have become loose. The error can also signal a hardware problem.@-9046, DAE error@(SwitchTimeOutErr). This error indicates either that DAE was unable to become front application to perform some operation or that DAE was unable to switch the sequencing application back to the front after performing some operation.@-9047, DAE error@(OnlyOneManagerErr). This error code is not currently used by DAE.@-9048, DAE error@(NotFound). This error indicates that DAE was unable to find a resource in a sound file. It may be caused by a corrupt file.@-9049, DAE error@(NotOpenErr). This indicates that a file operation was attempted when the file was not open.@-9050, DAE error@(CantRecordErr). This error indicates that the sequencing application tried to record on a channel that doesnÕt support recording.@-9051, DAE error@(BadEffectNumErr). This error indicates that the sequencing application tried to attach too many effects to a track.@-9052, DAE error@(IncompatibleSRErr). This error indicates that the sequencing application tried to use a sample rate that was incompatible with the hardware configuration.@-9053, DAE error@(NoMorePBsErr). This error indicates that DAE ran out of ÒPBRecords,Ó an internal data structure that is used to store playlist information. This can occur when the density of a playlist gets too high. It can also occur if the sequencing application gives DAE a nonsensical playlist to play.@-9054, DAE error@(WrongObjectErr). This error indicates that DAE was instructed to perform an operation on a data structure of the wrong type.@-9055, DAE error@(LowVersionErr). This error indicates that DAE was instructed to read a file or data structure that had a version number lower than required.@-9056, DAE error@(HighVersionErr). This error indicates that DAE was instructed to read a file or data structure that had a version number higher than required.@-9057, DAE error@(NotStartedErr). There are certain functions that are allowed only after the DSPs have started playback. This error indicates that DAE was requested to perform one of these functions when the DSPs were not yet started.@-9058, DAE error@(ScriptedOnlyErr). This error indicates that the sequencing application attempted to perform on-the-fly punch in recording when only a scripted punch in was allowed.@-9051, DAE error@(Only1PunchInErr). This error indicates that the sequencing application attempted to perform more than one on-the-fly punch in during a playback pass when only one punch was allowed.@-9060, DAE error@(AssertErr). This error indicates that DAE expected an internal condition to be true when the condition was actually false.@-9061, DAE error@(ScrubOnlyErr). There are certain functions that are allowed only while DAE is scrubbing. This error indicates that DAE was requested to perform one of these functions when scrubbing was not occurring.@-9062, DAE error@(NoSADriverErr). This error indicates that DAE was unable to find the driver loaded by the DigiSystem INIT.@-9063, DAE error@(BadFirstSyncLoc). This error indicates that the sequencing application tried to initiate syncing at an invalid location.@-9064, DAE error@(CantFindDAEFolder). This error indicates either that DAE was unable to find the DAE folder within the system folder or that the sequencing application was unable to find the folder.@-9065, DAE error@(CantFindDAEApp). This error indicates that the sequencing application was unable to find the DAE application within the DAE folder.@-9066, DAE error@(Needs32BitModeErr). This error indicates that DAE cannot run unless 32 bit mode is active.@-9067, DAE error@(NeedsSystem7Err). This error indicates that DAE cannot run unless System 7 is installed.@-9068, DAE error@(HatesVirtualMemErr). This error indicates that DAE cannot run if virtual memory is enabled.@-9069, DAE error@(Needs68020Err). This error indicates that DAE cannot run if the CPU does not have at least a 68020 microprocessor.@-9070, DAE error@(SCI ConnectErr). This error indicates that the two DSPs on a Pro Tools Audiocard are unable to communicate with each other reliably. This situation is usually related to a hardware problem. On some hardware, however, versions 1.04 and lower of DAE can report a false error condition. Versions 1.05d2 and higher of DAE should be used instead.@-9071, DAE error@(SADriverVersionErr). This error indicates that the version of the DigiSystem INIT is incompatible with DAE.@-9072, DAE error@(UserCancelledErr). This error indicates that the user canceled some operation. The sequencing application is responsible for handling this error appropriately.@-9073, DAE error@(DiskTooSlowErr). This error indicates that the CPUÕs file system was unable to perform certain disk operations quickly enough. The error can occur if the disk is not really Òtoo slowÓ at all if other parts of the system are being pushed to their limits. This could be caused by a low performance CPU or disk drive, or by other programs/INITs (such as AppleTalk) using valuable CPU time.@-9074, DAE error@(AudioTrackTooDense1). This error indicates that the density of playlist data is too dense at some point in time.@-9075, DAE error@(AudioTrackTooDense2). See the description above for AudioTrackTooDense1.@-9076, DAE error@(CantDescribeZone). This error indicates that looping or skip playback mode is too complex. Try reducing the DAE playback buffer size.@-9077, DAE error@(CantApplyPlayLimits). This error indicates that looping or skip playback mode is too complex. Try reducing the DAE playback buffer size.@-9078, DAE error@(CantApplySkipMode). This error indicates that looping or skip playback mode is too complex. Try reducing the DAE playback buffer size.@-9079, DAE error@(CantApplyLoop). This error indicates that looping or skip playback mode is too complex. Try reducing the DAE playback buffer size.@-9080, DAE error@(NoDiskAxePlayElem). This error indicates an error in either DAE or the sequencing application.@-9081, DAE error@(BadDiskAxePlayElem). This error indicates an error in either DAE or the sequencing application.@-9082, DAE error@(NoDiskAxeRecElem). This error indicates an error in either DAE or the sequencing application.@-9083, DAE error@(BadDiskAxeRecElem). This error indicates an error in either DAE or the sequencing application.@-9084, DAE error@(AutoSortErr). This error would indicate a problem in DAE.@-9085, DAE error@(NoAutoEvent). This error would indicate a problem in DAE.@-9086, DAE error@(AutoTrackTooDense1). This error indicates that the density of automation data is too dense at some point in time. Some sequencing programs use automation events at every region boundary, even though no actual ÒautomationÓ is occurring. This includes very short gaps of silence between regions. Automation events may also occur when a track steals a voice away from another track.@-9087, DAE error@(AutoTrackTooDense2). See the description above for AutoTrackTooDense1.@-9088, DAE error@(NothingAllowedErr). This error would indicate an error in the sequencing application.@-9089, DAE error@(HardwareNotFreeErr). This error might indicate a hardware problem or a problem in DAE.@-9090, DAE error@(DSPsNotSyncedErr). This error indicates that a one or more of the DSPs in a Pro Tools Audiocard configuration got out of sync with each other during playback.@-9091, DAE error@(DSPsStoppedErr). This error indicates that a DSP stopped its internal playback function when DAE expected it to still be playing.@-9092, DAE error@(UnderrunErr1). This error means that a DSP was unable to transfer internal audio data quickly enough. The error can be caused by DSP problems, but the conditions described for UnderrunErr2 (below) also apply.@-9093, DAE error@(UnderrunErr2). This error means that a DSP needed audio data from the disk drives and didnÕt get it soon enough. This is usually caused by a slow CPU or a problem with a System Accelerator card rather than a slow disk. Versions of DAE prior to 1.05d2 would report this error falsely under certain conditions.@-9094, DAE error@(UnderrunErr3). This error means that a DSP had an internal error.@-9200, DAE error@(SADriverErrOffset). This number is added to other error numbers to indicate that the error was returned by the DigiSystem INIT. The error -9201 below, for instance, means that the DigiSystem INIT returned an error code of -1 (unimplemented function). An error code of -18203 is a slightly more complicated example, which would mean that the DigiSystem INIT returned an error of -9003 (HostTimeoutErr, see above).@-9201, DAE error@(Unsupported). This error signals that the DigiSystem INIT does not implement the function requested of it by DAE. This can be caused by a DigiSystem INIT that has a version which is incompatible with DAE.@-9202, DAE error@(NoStandardShell).@-9203, DAE error@(TooManyPeripherals).@-9204, DAE error@(HostTimeOutErr). This error indicates that a DSP is not responding.@-9205, DAE error@(InvalidValue)@-9206, DAE error@(InvalidObject).@-9210, DAE error@(NILClient).@-9211, DAE error@(ClientRegistered).@-9212, DAE error@(ClientUnregistered).@-9213, DAE error@(NoListener).@-9220, DAE error@(CardOwned).@-9230, DAE error@(DSPOwned)@-9240, DAE error@(NILShell)@-9239, DAE error@(ShellRegistered).@-9242, DAE error@(ShellUnregistered).@-9243, DAE error@(ShellTooSmall).@-9244, DAE error@(ShellTooLarge)@-9245, DAE error@(StandardShell).@-9250, DAE error@(NoDriverFile error). This error indicates that the software could not write to the DigiSetup file. It could be caused by a corrupted DigiSetup file, or a communication problem with Interface (i.e. bad 50-pin cable).@-9251, DAE error@(DriverFileUnused).@-9252, DAE error@(NILResource).@-9253, DAE error@(BadSize).@-9254, DAE error@(BadSlot).@-9255, DAE error@(BadIndex).@-42, DAE error@(when opening a session in Pro Tools). TmfoErr (too many files open). DAE is reporting a Mac Error that's actually a limitation in the Mac OS. When PT starts up a session, it opens all the soundfiles, loads them into the session, and then closes them. If there are too many files being opened/loaded at a time, this error will occur. The limit is somewhere around 300 files. The System Accelerator increases this limitation (to a few thousand files), and the Disk I/O removes it (files are not all open simultaneously).@-127, DAE error@This is actually a Mac OS error (internal file system error) indicating a problem with the hard drive.¥ Run diagnostics (Norton, Disk First Aid) on drive.¥ Format drive.@-175, DAE error@(aka -9160). It means that theTDM /ASIC were in the wrong mode (configuration mode) just before putting them into configuration mode. It indicates a hardware failure. Try to isolate which card is problematic by reducing the system configuration to the minimun card population. In the case of 32-48 track systems, reduce the system to 16 tracks and one farm. Swap the disk I/Os one at a time. If the problem does not occur, swapp the farms one at a time.@-605, DAE error@(when launching Pro Tools). This is a system error being reported by DAE. OS Error -605, appMemFullErr, Partition size specified in SIZE resource is not big enough for launch. Most likely a corrupted DAE. Check the suggested size in DAE's Get Info. If it says "0" or "n/a", reinstall DAE.@-7000, DAE error@This selector ID is unknown currently.@-7001, DAE error@Refnum did not specify a known plugin.@-7002, DAE error@Requested sound file was not found.@-7003, DAE error@There was not enough memory to open a component.@-7025, DAE error@One component instance may be opened only once.@-7026, DAE error@A non-instanciated plug-in was asked to do something.@-7027, DAE error@A component-referencing object was NIL.@-7028, DAE error@A non-instanciated plugin was asked to do something.@-7050, DAE error@Not enough hardware available to instanciate a plug-in(Plug-In Manager Error).@-7051, DAE error@No hardware at all available to instanciate a plug-in(Plug-In Manager Error).@-7052, DAE error@Not enough TDM slots available to instanciate a plug-in(Plug-In Manager Error).@-7053, DAE error@Not enough Macintosh memory available to instanciate a plug-in(Plug-In Manager Error).@-7054, DAE error@Unable to instanciate a plug-in/generic error(Plug-In Manager Error).@-7055, DAE error@Unable to find the specified plug-in(Plug-In Manager Error).@-7056, DAE error@No plug-ins at all exist(Plug-In Manager Error).@-7057, DAE error@No more hardware available in the specified I/O mode(Plug-In Manager Error).@-7075, DAE error@Plugin did not have enough memory for request (general error).@-7076, DAE error@Plugin has hit internal limit of instances it can control.@-7077, DAE error@Plugin could not find more hardware for a new instance.@-7078, DAE error@Plugin could not find any hardware for any instances.@-7100, DAE error@This means that the TDM connection system is derailed. Sometimes you will see the -7100 just after a "serious clock error". A cold boot of the Mac should reset TDM.@-7101, DAE error@The literal definition of this error is "the specified output port has reached its limit of output connections."This error can be posted if the hardware was not initialized properly, which can happen after testing the system with DigiTest. The CPU should always be restarted after running DigiTest. If there is an Expansion Chassis in the system, power cycle the computer and chassis and leave it idle for 5-10 minutes. Then restart the computer and launch Pro Tools.@-7102, DAE error@Obsolete.@-7103, DAE error@Invalid or freed connection reference passed.@-7104, DAE error@TDM talker & listener data not consistent on disconnect.@-7105, DAE error@Could not delete connection info.@-7106, DAE error@Out-of-range or nonexistent port number specified.@-7107, DAE error@Tried to disconnect a disconnected port.@-7108, DAE error@PrepareForConnections has not been called with the true value.@-7109, DAE error@PrepareForConnections was last called with the true value.@-7125, DAE error@Specified subwidget index doesn't correspond with a subwidget.@-7126, DAE error@Specified instance index doesn't correspond with an instance.@-7127, DAE error@Subwidget can't do a bypass on any instances.@-7128, DAE error@Needed to look through list, but it's NULL!@-7129, DAE error@List isn't NULL, but has no elements.@-7150, DAE error@Somehow a count of instances (in plugin or DSP) went < 0.@-7151, DAE error@One particular instance can't do a bypass.@-7152, DAE error@Plugin does not have variable number of inputs.@-7153, DAE error@Plugin does not have variable number of outputs.@-7154, DAE error@Number of inputs being set is out of range.@-7155, DAE error@Number of outputs being set is out of range.@-7156, DAE error@Plugin can't mute itself.@-7157, DAE error@Handle of Plugin settings will not work on a Plugin.@-7158, DAE error@Index for a meter value is out of ranges.@-7175, DAE error@Plugin does not have an XCMD proc pointer to DAE.@-7176, DAE error@Ran out of memory trying to do an XCMD.@-7200, DAE error@BadDriverRefNum. This error means: Missing driver in the TDM Drivers folder or the card is not present or an Audio Card is not functioning. Verify the TDM Drivers folder is in the DAE folder in the System folder and that the System folder is at the root directory on the boot-up drive. In the TDM Drivers folder, verify all drivers needed are present and compatible. Verify that hardware is in the right slots, is seated firmly, peripherals turned on, etc. Reinstall drivers if needed. If problem persists, diagnose which Audio Card is at fault and return the offending card.@-7201, DAE error@Plugin does not have a valid pointer to a hardware object. DSPPtr = NULL.@-7202, DAE error@Plugin object is NULL.@-7203, DAE error@No drivers registered into DAE.@-7204, DAE error@Unable to find hardware for the plugin.@-7205, DAE error@Unable to allocate audio channel to access TDM.@-7206, DAE error@Driver call to read SAT returned an error.@-7207, DAE error@SATReadFailed. TDM hardware was not initialized properly. After setting the Slot Assignment Table in the TDM ASICs, the plugin manager reads the value to make sure it was set. If the value doesn't match you get this error. This error can happen if you launch Pro Tools and attempt to open a session after running DigiTest. Always Restart the Mac after running DigiTest. Determine if itÕs a hardware configuration problem first. Throw away the DigiSetup file and reboot the Mac. If that doesn't alleviate the problem, verify hardware configuration and that the necessary INITs are loading properly. Verify the contents of the DAE Folder, that all needed software and drivers are present and that compatible versions are being used together. Verify that cards are in their proper placement in the Mac, seated firmly, and all peripherals are turned on and responding properly, and that the cables are connected. Open a soundfile with Sound Designer or a simpler session in the DAE application. If problem persists, it would indicate a faulty audio card. Determine which audio card is at fault and return it for repair.@-7208, DAE error@Tried to change a talker to another card channel w/o disconnect.@-7209, DAE error@Tried to change a listener to another card channel w/o disconnect.@-7210, DAE error@SATWriteErr. DAE couldn't write to one of the TDM chips. Driver call to write SAT returned an error.@-7211, DAE error@Hardware ran out of card channels.@-7212, DAE error@Given time slot to disconnect not owned by caller.@-7213, DAE error@Somehow num of listeners to a card chan went < 0.@-7214, DAE error@Error in driver call.@-7215, DAE error@Out-of-mem trying to generate driver type list.@-7216, DAE error@Attempt to open SADriver returned an error.@-7217, DAE error@Error setting/getting DSP waits.@-7218, DAE error@General DSP error.@-7219, DAE error@We don't have any of the drivers a plugin can use.@-7220, DAE error@SADriver init worked, but our sign-in failed.@-7250, DAE error@Handle given to restore config has bad size or internal inconsistency.@-7300, DAE error@Passed control index was out of range (couldn't find control).@-7301, DAE error@Passed in control that didn't belong to plugin.@-7302, DAE error@Passed in control ref was NULL.@-7325, DAE error@Tried to connect to time-of-day time slots, but there are none.@-7350, DAE error@Invalid built-in Plugin specification.@-7375, DAE error@Sent an illegal number as the I/O mode for a plugin.@-7376, DAE error@Legal mode specified, but plugin can't use the mode.@-8000, DAE error@Error code returned from the Session 8 or Disk I/O SCSI driver@-8001, DAE error@Unable to find a free Disk I/O or Session 8 SCSI card.@-8002, DAE error@Trying to execute code for a card that does NOT exist.@-8003, DAE error@Unable to allocate memory from the system heap.@-8004, DAE error@Ran across a disk task which was NULL.@-8005, DAE error@Unable to read data from a disk.@-8006, DAE error@Unable to write data to a disk.@-8007, DAE error@Disk is not properly formatted.@-8008, DAE error@No HFS system on the disk.@-8009, DAE error@No drives are mounted within the driver.@-8010, DAE error@Timeout occurred while waiting for SCSI operation.@-8011, DAE error@Unsupported block transfer size.@-8012, DAE error@Unable to access SCSI because it is in use.@-8013, DAE error@Drive not mounted within the driver.@-10000, DAE error@(when launching Pro Tools). Most likely a corrupted DAE. Check the suggested size in DAE's Get Info. If it says "0" or "n/a", reinstall DAE.@-18205 or -18221, DAE error@(when launching Pro Tools). This was reported on a IIfx without a Serial Switch Cdev. Instal the Serial Switch, set it to compatible, then reboot the Mac.@-18221, DAE error@(see error -9021). DSPConfigErr. This error means that DAE is having trouble configuring the DSPs. It may be caused by a hardware problem. Determine if itÕs a hardware configuration problem first. Throw away the DigiSetup file and restart the system. If that doesn't alleviate the problem, verify hardware configuration and that the necessary INITs are loading properly. Verify the contents of the DAE Folder, that all needed software and drivers are present and that compatible versions are being used together. Verify that cards are in their proper placement in the Mac, seated firmly, and all peripherals are turned on and responding properly, and that the cables are connected. Open a sound file with Sound Designer or a simpler session in the DAE application. If problem persists, it would indicate a faulty audio card. Determine which Audio Card is at fault and return it for repair.(actually a -9021 error passed to the DigiSystem INIT which adds a -9200 offset to it)@
