Yamaha mLAN Driver Owner's Manual
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1. flashes on the right To match the number to that of the data being received click the Fit Sequences button 43 MIDI Sequences This parameter displays the number of mLAN MIDI sequences to be received If this num ber does not match the actual number in the received data a red warning message Not Match flashes on the right To match the number to that of the data being received click the Fit Sequences button Select Source Click here to open the dialog box to select an mLAN device that transmits mLAN data to the computer The dialog box opens after the system scans and recognizes the connected mLAN devices Select Source dialog box This dialog box enables you to specify the mLAN device that transmits mLAN data to the com Select Source Device List Output Plugs YAMAHA mLANSP 2 0 60 RevOOF A01 St tix L YAMAHA mLANSP 1 0 60 RevOOF 402 St Mix R puter 403 AUX 1 e e ART Device List Output Plugs p ie The Device List displays the list of connected mLAN devices Select a device and the Output Plugs column will show a list of mLAN plugs included in the selected device When you select a transmitting device and click the OK button the selected device starts transmitting mLAN data to the computer WWGTA Axx and Mxx in the plug names mean the xxth audio sequence and the xxth MIDI sequence respectively The sequences ar2. UiG7FA Ifyou specify too small a value the system may not work correctly depend ing on the computer s performance Buffer Length This parameter enables you to specify the length of a reception buffer inside the mLAN driver in units of milliseconds in the range of 1 through 100 The smaller the value the less the delay created during audio or MIDI data reception GFA If you specify too small a value the system may not work correctly depend ing on the computer s performance WVHA The specified value may change depending on the other parameter settings Set Click this button to enable the mLAN Control Panel settings The settings do not take effect until you click the Set button GFA The settings in the dialog box that opens when you click the Select Destina tions or Select Source button become valid when you click the OK button in the corresponding dialog box 0 Revert Click this button to restore the most recent settings to mLAN Control Panel Once you click the Set button you cannot restore the previous status ASIO mLAN Driver s Manual The ASIO mLAN driver software enables transmission and reception of audio data via mLAN using an ASIO supporting application program i574 Before you install the ASIO mLAN driver first install the mLAN driver and ASIO supporting application program Drag and drop the ASIO mLAN file in the into ASIO Drivers folder into the ASIO Dr
3. YAMAHA 3 pon r TALAI DRA COMMAT Z MANAIL Table of Contents mLAN Control Panel s Manual 2 What is mLAN Control Panel ccsecssccssesscsseeees 2 Starting mLAN Control Panel seeessesseesseseesseseeseresersssss 2 mLAN Control Panel MeNU ccccceccsecsescescsscsseesces 3 What is the ASIO mLAN driver sssssssesseeseeeeees 12 Installing GS driver ssisssssisonsnvoescceoseseessscsssscdeieseroconvaeseces 12 Starting the ASIO mLAN Control Panel s0000 12 ASIO MLAN Control Patel is2cscccccsaccaicscstssassscisstencsasascctins 13 What is the mLAN OMS Drriver ssssssessssssceeeees 15 installing the driver ssiisicisssossesoeseastonssssnssivnsetonnidnversevoenesss 15 mLAN OMS Device Info dialog bOX seeeeeeeeseneeeseessessss 16 e The software and this owner s manual are exclusive copyrights of Yamaha Corporation e Copying of the software or reproduction of this manual in whole or in part by any means is expressly forbidden without the written consent of the manufacturer e Yamaha makes no representations or warranties with regard to the use of the software and documenta tion and cannot be held responsible for the results of the use of this manual and the software e Copying of the commercially available music sequence data and or digital audio files is strictly prohibited except for your personal use e The comp
4. YAMAHA mLANSP 2 0 60 RevOOF Select Destinations YAMAHA mLANSP 1 0 60 RevOOF 0 60 RevOOF 0 60 RevOOF 0 60 RevOOF 0 60 RevOOF 0 60 RevOOF 0 60 RevOOF gt ofofo 0 60 Rev00F 0 60 Rev00F ofofo bid bid 4b ELS EL No Plug No Plug No Device Device pop up menus No Plug These pop up menus enable you to select mLAN devices to which data is transmit ted The numbers on the left show the sequence numbers for audio and MIDI data EAA When you select the destination mLAN device in one of the Device pop up menu while holding down the Option key the same mLAN device will be automatically selected in the subsequent Device pop up menus The num ber of the Device pop up menus that have the same mLAN device selection corresponds to the number of destination mLAN input plugs 2 mLAN plug pop up menus These pop up menus enable you to select the destination mLAN plugs for the mLAN devices selected by the Device pop up menus WMWGFA Select the destination mLAN device while holding down the Option key to assign multiple plugs simultaneously 3 Disconnect All Click this button to change all pop up menus on the right to No Plug Click OK while No Plug is selected for all these pop up menus to disconnect all virtual transmission mLAN connections from the computer to the mLAN devices 4 Update Click this button to have the system check and update
5. box become valid immediately when you click the OK button in the lower right corner GFA You do not have to save the Studio Setup using the OMS Setup menu a gt
6. mLAN data transmission Checking the Send checkbox enables data transmission to the mLAN bus and lets you make the necessary settings for transmission If you do not perform mLAN transmission remove the check from the checkbox EAA If you check the Send checkbox mLAN data is always transmitted from the current computer even if you are not using mLAN This applies a load to the entire system including non mLAN related application programs Remove the check from this checkbox when you are not using mLAN 4 Ilsochronous Ch This parameter displays the Isochronous Channel number of the FireWire channel being used for mLAN data transmission The channel number ranges from 0 through 63 and unused number is automatically assigned The bar graph on the right displays the progress of transmission The bar graph scrolls when data is being transmitted and it stops when no data is transmitted 5 Audio Sequences This parameter enables you to specify the number of sequences of mLAN audio data transmitted from the computer One sequence corresponds to one channel The value is an even number ranging from 0 through 32 The specified number of monaural audio sequences is always output to FireWire regardless of whether the current application uses mLAN If the application program does not use mLAN mLAN audio data indicating silence flat waveform with a level of 0 will be output 6 MIDI Sequences This parameter enables yo
7. SIO driver 2 Preferred Buffer Size This parameter enables you to specify the default size of the buffer inside the ASIO mLAN driver This value is applied if the application that uses the ASIO mLAN driver does not specify a buffer size for the driver 3 Sample Size This parameter enables you to specify the bit resolution of the audio data transmission and reception 4 Channel Assignment The pop up menus in the Send and Receive columns enable you to specify which mLAN audio sequences are transmitted and received by the computer via which audio channels The maximum number of audio channels is 32 but the maximum number of channels that can actually be used is equivalent to the number of audio sequences speci fied in the mLAN Control Panel You cannot use sequences that have already been used by another application WWGFA The settings are stored in the ASIO mLAN Prefs file inside the ASIO Driv ers folder of the application QWGFA The sampling rate specified in the mLAN Control Panel will be used Disable All Click this button to disable all pop up menus in the Channel Assignment column Under this condition clicking OK will disable mLAN operation via the ASIO mLAN driver 6 Revert Click to reset the dialog box to its original status when first opened OK Click to store the settings and in the ASIO mLAN Prefs file and close the dialog box WMGFA The changes made to the dialog box a
8. any names and product names in this owner s manual are the trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies e The screen displays as illustrated in this owner s manual are for instructional purposes and may appear somewhat different from the screens which appear on your computer This owner s manual assumes that you are already familiar with basic Macintosh opera tion If you are not please refer to the owner s manual which came with your Mac OS software before using mLAN Driver For information about hardware requirements the interconnection of devices and the installation of the mLAN Driver software refer to the separate Installation Guide as well as the owner s manual for the respective mLAN device 2000 Yamaha Corporation mLAN Control Panel s Manual mLAN Control Panel software enables you to set various parameters when you are using mLAN with a Macintosh computer For example it lets you specify the number of sequences and the sampling frequency of audio and MIDI data received or transmitted via mLAN and specify where to receive or transmit such data The settings made using the mLAN Control Panel apply globally to all application programs used with mLAN iVGFA The settings are stored as the mLAN Control Panel Prefs file in the System folder Preferences mLAN Prefs folder For example if you have checked selected the Send parameter in the
9. e received in the order shown in the Output Plugs list 2 Disconnect Click this button to cancel the device selection Click OK under this condition to disconnect all virtual transmission mLAN connections from the mLAN devices to the computer 3 Update Click this button to initiate a system check and update of the condition of the con nected mLAN devices Use this button if the settings on the mLAN devices are changed after the mLAN Control Panel is started 4 Revert Click to reset the dialog box to its original status when first opened OK Click to enable the dialog box settings and close the dialog box Cancel Click to close the dialog box without applying the changes you have made EZA The changes made to the dialog box become valid immediately when you click the OK button in the lower right corner You do not have to click the Set button on the mLAN Control Panel At this time the Isochronous Ch parameter of the mLAN Control Panel is automatically assigned EAA You can specify only one mLAN device as the source device 5 Fit Sequences If the number of sequences does not match the actual number in the received data a red warning message Not Match flashes to the right of the number parameter To match the number to that of the data being received click this button EAA While the Not Match message is flashing audio MIDI data cannot be cor rectly received recorded from the applicat
10. enables you to set parameters for mLAN data reception Checking the Receive checkbox enables data reception from the mLAN bus and lets you make the necessary settings for reception If you do not perform mLAN reception remove the check from the checkbox EAA if you check the Receive checkbox mLAN data will always be received by the current computer even if you are not using mLAN This applies a load to the entire system including non mLAN related application programs Remove the check from this checkbox when you are not using mLAN AD Isochronous Ch This parameter determines and displays the Isochronous Channel number of the FireWire channel being used for mLAN data reception The bar graph on the right displays the progress of reception The bar graph scrolls when data is being received and it stops when no data is received The channel number ranges from 0 through 63 Usually you do not have to set the channel number The number is automatically assigned when you click the OK button in the Select Source dialog box EZA Ifthe computer receives IEEE1394 audio MIDI data via a non mLAN device such as another computer and if you know its Isochronous Channel number the data can be received by specifying that number here 42 Audio Sequences This parameter displays the number of mLAN audio sequences to be received If this num ber does not match the actual number in the received data a red warning message Not Match
11. indow o mLAN Control Panel a Firewire Card ID 0050E4FF FESSE32B A O Sample Rate G Send M Receive 4 Isochronous Ch 9 DAN Isochronous Ch SIEG 5 Audio Sequences S Audio Sequences 6 MIDI Sequences a MIDI Sequences 1 7 Select Destinations Select Source Fit Sequences Receive Status SET 22100 IEC60958 eccoo000 Raw Audio i MIDI jo o Unknown i 8 Buffers s T Buffers g l Q Buffer Length ime millisec Buffer Length cm millisec mlan Revert Set JOROSS SQ GOO EZA All changes to the parameters in this window become valid when you click the Set button C FireWire Card ID This parameter displays the serial number of the FireWire IEEE1 394 interface card If mul tiple interface cards are installed on the computer select the desired card here 2 Sample Rate This parameter enables you to specify the sampling frequency of audio data used via mLAN This rate is applied to all reception and transmission of audio data via mLAN Options currently supported are 44 1kHz and 48kHz EAA mLAN supports a sample bit resolution of up to 24 bit for received and trans mitted audio data although this bit resolution may not be available depend ing on the application program being used 3 Send This column enables you to set parameters for
12. ion Receive Status This parameter displays the status of the data being received If mLAN data is received properly the Sample Rate parameter displays the sampling frequency of the data The fields below display symbols that represent the data sequence in each format received The symbol o indicates that data in the corresponding format is being received The symbol indicates that data in a different format is being received For example the symbol ooooooo0o0 in the IEC60958 field indicates that nine sequences have been received and the first eight sequences are in the IEC60958 audio data format The Unknown field displays symbols if sequences in unknown formats are received These fields are blank if no mLAN data is received If an error occurs during reception a red warning message flashes to the right of the Sample Rate parameter In this case check the transmission device EAA Some error messages such as Data Protected may not disappear even after the cause of the error is removed until reception resumes In this case remove the Receive checkbox click the Set button then check the Receive checkbox again and click the Set button 7 Buffers This parameter enables you to specify the number of buffers for reception inside the mLAN driver The setting range is 2 through 20 The smaller the value the less the delay created during audio or MIDI data reception
13. ivers folder of the ASIO supporting application For information on selecting ASIO drivers refer to the owner s manual for the corresponding ASIO supporting application From the menu of the ASIO supporting application select ASIO Device Control Panel This option title may vary depending on the application Alternatively click the button in the application window When you start the ASIO mLAN Control Panel the system displays the following dialog box ASIO mLAN Control Panel Firewire Card ID 2 Preferred Buffer Size Send Receive Sample Size Sample Size 16bit 16bit Q 24bit OO5S0E4FF FE59E325 24 bit Channel Assignment e Sia bia Ola Ola Ol fof Channel Assignment Sequence 1 ofo i 4 gt Sequence 8 4 gt gt E Disabled isebied 15 Disabled Disabled Disabled Disabled ja M oor ont wo Ww pyar e Sequence 11 eere AUNE CLS ELS ELJ ELI ELI EL ELG EL e oa Disabled Disabled cia ELI EL EL ELEL EL e an 4 gt man ASIO Driver ver 0 6 7d0 Copyright YAMAHA Corporation 1999 2000 Hoian an Revert e H e C FireWire Card ID This parameter displays the serial number of the FireWire IEEE1 394 interface card If mul tiple interface cards are installed in the computer select the desired card here GFA You cannot use multiple interface cards simultaneously via the A
14. mLAN Control Panel window when you start the computer next time the stored settings will automatically be read and data will be output to mLAN according to the settings Select Apple menu Control Panels mLAN Control Panel Alternatively open the System folder of the start up disk and double click mLAN Control Panel in the Control Panels folder Eara If any mLAN related application programs are open you may not be able to change the mLAN Control Panel settings In this case select Show Clients from the File menu The system displays the title of the currently open applica tion s Quit the application then adjust the mLAN Control Panel settings l Apple menu About mLAN Control Panel Displays the version information of mLAN Control Panel l File menu Close Closes mLAN Control Panel Same as Quit in the File menu Set Same as the Set button in the mLAN Control Panel window Revert Same as the Revert button in the mLAN Control Panel window Show Clients Displays the title of the currently open application that uses mLAN Reset FireWire Bus Issues Bus Reset to the FireWire bus that is selected by FireWire Card ID in the mLAN Control Panel window Note that sound may be interrupted if you are currently using an mLAN device Quit Quits mLAN Control Panel Same as Close in the File menu When you start mLAN Control Panel the system displays the following w
15. nu The following Device Info dialog box appears Receive Sequence 1 Port 2 Disabled Port 2 Disabled Port 3 Disabled a Port 3 Disabled Port 4 Disabled Port 4 Disabled OMS Driver ver 0 6 7d0 Copyright YAMAHA Corporation 1999 2000 Disable All In this dialog box you can use the pop up menus in the Send and Receive columns to specify which mLAN MIDI sequences that are transmitted and received by the computer are assigned to which port UGTA The settings are stored as mLAN OMS Driver Prefs in the mLAN Prefs folder inside the Preferences folder in the System folder NOTE The maximum number of ports is 8 but the maximum number of ports that can actually be used equals the number of MIDI sequences specified in the mLAN Control Panel You cannot use sequences that have already been used by another application Q FireWire Card ID This parameter displays the serial number of the FireWire IEEE1 394 interface card 2 Disable All Click this button to disable all pop up menus in the Channel Assignment column Under this condition clicking OK will disable mLAN operation via the mLAN OMS driver 3 Revert Click to reset the dialog box to its original status when first opened 4 OK Click to enable the dialog box settings and close the dialog box 5 Cancel Click to close the dialog box without changing the settings EAA The changes made to the dialog
16. re stored when you click the OK but ton WVHA To enable all changes quit the application and restart it Cancel Click to close the dialog box without changing the settings mLAN OMS Driver s Manual The mLAN OMS Driver software is used for MIDI data transfer with the mLAN bus via OMS Using the mLAN OMS Driver enables MIDI data transmission and reception via mLAN using sequencer software that supports OMS HVGF4 First install mLAN driver and OMS Drag and drop the OMS mLAN file into the OMS folder inside the System folder When you start the OMS Setup application and select MIDI Cards amp Interfaces from the Studio menu mLAN icons equivalent to the number of installed FireWire IEEE1394 inter face cards appear OMS regards mLAN as MIDI interface Therefore to transmit and receive MIDI data select Studio New device and create a number of devices to match the number of ports used by mLAN and connect them under the mLAN device It is a good idea to name these devices for example as mLAN port 1 mLAN port 2 etc My Setup Studio Patches pgm chg gu QuickTime Music mAN mlan OS ED man port 1 BS O mLAN Port 2 my Mans mi an 2 Two FireWire interface cards are installed The first card uses two ports for MIDI Double click the mLAN device icon or select the mLAN device and select MIDI Device Info from the Studio me
17. the condition of the con nected mLAN devices Use this button if the settings on the mLAN devices are changed after mLAN Control Panel is started Revert Click to reset the dialog box to its original status when first opened OK Click to enable the dialog box settings and close the dialog box Cancel Click to close the dialog box without applying the changes you have made WVHA The changes made to the dialog box become valid immediately when you click the OK button in the lower right corner EAA You do not have to click the Set button on the mLAN Control Panel Buffers This parameter enables you to specify the number of buffers for transmission inside the mLAN driver The setting range is 2 through 20 The smaller the value the less the delay created during audio or MIDI data transmission Zara If you specify too small a value the system may not work correctly depend ing on the computer s performance 9 Buffer Length This parameter enables you to specify the length of a transmission buffer inside the mLAN driver in units of milliseconds in the range of 1 through 100 The smaller the value the less the delay created during audio or MIDI data transmission WiVGFA Ifyou specify too small a value the system may not work correctly depend ing on the computer s performance EAA The specified value may change to a different value depending on the other parameter settings Receive This column
18. u to specify the number of sequences of MIDI data transmitted from the computer via mLAN One sequence corresponds to one MIDI cable The value ranges from 0 through 8 The specified number of MIDI sequences is always output to FireWire regardless of whether the current application uses mLAN If the application pro gram does not use mLAN mLAN MIDI data indicating No data will be output EZA The higher the number of sequences the greater the load applied to the computer Set the minimum value possible The actual number of sequences that can be correctly transmitted depends on the performance of your com puter and the type of application program Q Select Destinations Click here to open a dialog box that enables you to select an mLAN device to receive mLAN data from the computer The dialog box page 6 opens after the system scans and recognizes the connected mLAN devices Select Destinations dialog box This dialog box enables you to specify the mLAN devices and mLAN plugs that receive mLAN data from the computer YAMAHA mLANSP 1 YAMAHA mLANSP 1 YAMAHA mLANSP 1 YAMAHA mLANSP 1 YAMAHA mLANSP 1 YAMAHA mLANSP 7 o 8 YAMAHA mLANSP 1 0 60 RevOOF 9 YAMAHA mLANSP 2 0 60 RevOOF 10 YAMAHA mLANSP 2 11 YAMAHA mLANSP 2 No Device No Device 12 YAMAHA mLANSP 2 0 60 RevOOF 13 YAMAHA mLANSP 2 0 60 RevOOF 14 YAMAHA mLANSP 2 0 60 RevOOF 15 YAMAHA mLANSP 2 0 60 RevOOF 16
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