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We are pleased to announce that CODE V 11.4 is now available. This is a service release for CODE V 11.3, and will run with either CODE V 11.4 license codes (available from SolvNetPlus), or current 11.3 license codes. CODE V 11.4 has the following updates.
For more details about these and other updates, refer to the CODE V 11.4 readme file available on SolvNetPlus. You can also access the CODE V 11.4 Release Notes on our Customer Support Portal.
Direct-Sales Customers
Distributor Customers
For customers working with distributors, you will continue to obtain your software and license keys from your local CODE V software distributor. See the Synopsys Optical Solutions Group Global Contacts page for contact information. If your country is not listed on the Distributors page referenced above, please contact us at codev_support@synopsys.com for instructions.
CODE V 11.4 ships with the same version of the OSG Floating License Manager released with CODE V 11.3. You can use that version of the OSG Floating License Manager to manage licenses for computers running CODE V 11.4, as well as earlier versions of CODE V, LightTools and the LucidShape family of products. The OSG Floating License Manager software is available from the same source that provides your CODE V software (e.g. SolvNet Plus or your distributor).
Note that prior to installing the OSG Floating License Manager, you must first uninstall from the host server the following applications (made available with CODE V 11.2 or earlier) using the Windows Control Panel > Programs and Features:
For more details, please consult the CODE V Installation Guide Chapter 3, or contact support at codev_support@synopsys.com
In January 2020, Microsoft stopped supporting Windows 7. CODE V 11.4 will be the last version to officially support Windows 7. CODE V releases after version 11.4 will not be tested on a Windows 7 operating system, and any reported Windows 7 issues will not be addressed.
The following CODE V 11.3 new feature video highlights are now available on the Customer Support Portal:
CAD Objects for Visualization in CODE V 11.3 Sequential Ray Tracing
Import CAD Generated Surfaces for Use in a Non-Sequential Surface Range
Import CAD Generated Surfaces for Sequential Ray Tracing
Current customers can access CODE V resources and content at any time on our Customer Support Portal (https://opticsportal.synopsys.com). Access training materials, user group presentations, sample system and application files, FAQs, macro downloads, recordings of previously held webinars, and more.
If you haven’t already registered for Portal access, consider registering for an account today!
Once your account is activated, an e-mail will be sent to you to confirm your login information.
Dr. John Rogers is the 2020 recipient of the SPIE Rudolf and Hilda Kingslake Award and serves as the current principal engineer on the Synopsys Optical Solutions Group optical design team. One of our latest entries is a first-hand account of his journey into the field of optics.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), distracted driving is driving with your attention diverted by any other activity. Certainly, driving while looking down at a phone to type a text message or to select a song from a playlist qualifies as distracted driving. But what about using the navigation functions in a car? This entry considers how compact, affordable HUD technology in vehicles could help to minimize distracted driving.
As part of our measures to help to prevent the spread of the current COVID-19 virus, we have suspended our regularly scheduled Spring training courses. For upcoming training courses, or to request training with our support staff, please contact us at optics@synopsys.com.
For the latest event calendar, please go to our Events page.
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