Quote from
Graham on June 13, 2022, 5:49 am
Thanks Tobias for helping with this and it's great you got it working. For anybody else confused, this is the process:
1. Download my gon-ZZZ64.zip file and unzip gon-ZZZ64.dll into C:\Windows\System32
2. Download my CertaboDLL64.zip file and unzip gon-CER64.dll into C:\Windows\System32
3. Either manually rename the gon-CER64.dll to DGTEBDLL64.dll or use my DLLFritz.exe program (from my web page) to do it. DLLFritz is better if you already have DGT Rabbit installed or have more than one type of eBoard as it handles the backup of the Rabbit version of DGTEBDLL64.dll and makes renaming easier to control.
4. If you want to use BluetoothLE then also download and unzip the MS Visual C++ library. That will give you VC_redist.x86.exe for 32 bit or VC_redist.x64.exe for 64 bit. (Fritz needs 64 bit). Run the program to install it. You can have both the x86 and x64 versions installed together in case you want to use both the Fritz/Chessbase and the Arena/Lucas/Shredder drivers.
Then you can enable the board in Fritz from the option on the menu bar.
Thanks Tobias for helping with this and it's great you got it working. For anybody else confused, this is the process:
1. Download my gon-ZZZ64.zip file and unzip gon-ZZZ64.dll into C:\Windows\System32
2. Download my CertaboDLL64.zip file and unzip gon-CER64.dll into C:\Windows\System32
3. Either manually rename the gon-CER64.dll to DGTEBDLL64.dll or use my DLLFritz.exe program (from my web page) to do it. DLLFritz is better if you already have DGT Rabbit installed or have more than one type of eBoard as it handles the backup of the Rabbit version of DGTEBDLL64.dll and makes renaming easier to control.
4. If you want to use BluetoothLE then also download and unzip the MS Visual C++ library. That will give you VC_redist.x86.exe for 32 bit or VC_redist.x64.exe for 64 bit. (Fritz needs 64 bit). Run the program to install it. You can have both the x86 and x64 versions installed together in case you want to use both the Fritz/Chessbase and the Arena/Lucas/Shredder drivers.
Then you can enable the board in Fritz from the option on the menu bar.
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