Roland SonicCell SCWS01 User's Manual
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1. Click OK to close the Performance Options window and then click OK to close the System Properties window You l find more tips on tweaking Windows XP for recording and playback at MusicXP net http musicxp net tuning_tips php 11 Using SonicCell for System Sounds Sending Windows XP System Sounds to SonicCell 1 In the Start menu select Control Panel 2 If you re in e Category View click Sounds Speech and Audio Devices and then click Sounds and Audio Devices e Classic View double click Sounds and Audio Devices Sounds and Audio Devices Properties Sounds I Audio Voice Hardware 1 EDIROL M 16DX D Device volume Speaker settings Use the settings below to change individual speaker volume and other settings Speaker Volume Advanced 3 Click the Hardware tab to display a list of devices Sounds and Audio Devices Properties Volume Sounds Audio Voice Devices Name Type lt 3 LITE ON DVDRW SHM 165HES DYD CD R SoundMax Integrated Digital HD Audio Sound vid _ Audio Codecs Sound vid B Legacy Audio Drivers Sound vid Media Control Devices Sound vid B Legacy Video Capture Devices Sound vid Device Properties Manufacturer Standard CD ROM drives Location Location 0 0 Device Status This device is working properly Troubleshoot 4 Double click your current sound card in the list SoundMAX Inte2. Setting Up Your MIDI Controller Connecting the MIDI Controller First connect your controller to SonicCell by connecting a MIDI cable from the controller s MIDI OUT jack of to SonicCell s MIDI IN jack MIDI cable connected to controller s MIDI OUT jack 5 H Aa TT SonicCell s rear panel je To learn how to use your MIDI controller see its documentation Configuring SonicCell Here s how to set SonicCell to pass a connected MIDI controller s data to your DAW via USB 1 Press SonicCell s MENU button and then turn the CURSOR VALUE dial to select SYSTEM CURSOR VALUE MIDI INST USB AUDIO INPUT PART VIEW EFFECTS SMF AUDIO PLAYER A MENU EXIT MENU button CURSOR VALUE dial 2 Press the CURSOR VALUE dial to display the System menu SSStem O Dise Brishtness i Haster Level Master Tun 448 a Bain Master Key Shi Ft Patch Remain The top of the System menu 3 Turn the CURSOR VALUE dial to select the USB MIDI Thru parameter System 0 0 O OOOO O Tenro Override OM Device ID IT Perform Ctrl Ch i Patch Rx Ch UWSB MIOI THe OFF PoWwerule Mode PERFO EEE 4 Press the CURSOR VALUE dial and set USB MIDI Thru to ON 5 Press EXIT twice to complete the operation To preserve this setting press USB AUDIO or INPUT and then MENU and then the CURSOR VALUE dial Select Ok and press the dial again Setting Up Your Computer Installing the SonicCell Driver and Editor Sonic
3. to SonicCell using a MIDI cable e SonicCell to your computer using the included SonicCell USB cable Here s how MIDI and audio data moves between the system s components 39999000 Ti JI BIOS P ae A tlt lil tit iudhfndmatl MIDI data is passed na iis through SonicCell ay plays SonicCell patches Sonic Cell Live audio oe _ through SonicCell y a v goes to DAW for recording DAW output is heard MIDI data from DAW The SonicCell DAW Workflow While we ll discuss each of the following actions in greater detail in subsequent booklets here s an overview of how you can use SonicCell with a DAW Some SonicCell Synth Stuff You Need to Know First About SonicCell s Performance Mode SonicCell is a 16 part multitimbral synth module meaning that you can play 16 of its patches at once when SonicCell is in Performance mode This is generally the best mode to use for sequencing Here are a few things you need to know about Performance mode e Each patch is played by one of Performance mode s 16 available parts HIDI IHST USER 81 5eqaiTemFl 12445 6 7 9 1011121391415 16 Parts 1 16 appear in SonicCell s default startup screen e Each part has its own settings that determine how its patch plays Part Edit Part i OUTPUT ASS ian This is the first screenful of settings for Part 1 e Each part receives MIDI data from the DAW on a specific MIDI chann
4. Continue The installer splash screen opens a00 Install Roland SonicCell Driver Welcome to the Roland SonicCell Driver Installer Roland SonicCell Driver Ver X X X for Mac OS X This is a driver for using the Roland SonicCell on Mac OS X Introduction Destination Sele All product names mentioned in this document are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners Continue On some Macs this screen may look different with the smaller text on top telling you you re working with the driver installer and the larger text saying it s the Editor installer This doesn t indicate a problem 3 Click Continue e800 Install Roland SonicCell Driver Standard Install on The Core Introduction Destination Sel This will take 880 KB of space on your computer Installation Type Click Install to perform a standard installation of nstallatidn this software on the volume The Core Summa th ay ey E f S f fe iy F A E 7 A fy A 7 g 7 g 7 S li f J Change Install Location Go Back Install 3 The installer presents this window in which you can change the installation location for the driver if you wish to By default the driver will be installed at Library Audio MIDI Drivers so that any user of your computer can use the SonicCell While we recommend you click Install without changing the default location you can limit th
5. System Preferences Personal mo a M B 7 Appearance Desktop amp Dock Expos amp International Security Spotlight Screen Saver Spaces Hardware E I A do Z E U N CDs amp DVDs Displays Energy Keyboard amp Print amp Fax Sound Saver Mouse Internet amp Network Q i Mac Network QuickTime Sharing System s B 18 dy A Accounts Date amp Time F ental Software Speech Startup Disk Time Machine Universal jate Access Other Roland SonicCell 2 Click Sound circled above to open the Sound control panel 3 Click the Output tab and select Roland SonicCell e00 Sound a gt show All QT Sound Effects Output Input Choose a device for sound output Built Digital Out ie n Audio ptical digital out port Roland SonicCell 44 1kHz 2 The selected device has no output controls Output volume u p l Mute C Show volume in menu bar In the Sound control panel you ll see SonicCell s current sample rate after Roland SonicCell We ll discuss sample rates in a bit 4 Close the Preferences window The SonicCell Driver Settings The SonicCell driver installer adds an SonicCell control panel to Windows and a Preferences pane to Mac OS X In these windows you ll find controls you may need as you work with your DAW Roland SonicCell Driver Settings 00 Roland SonicCell L lt gt L showa SD Roland Sonic
6. Again this is mostly for recordings not destined for CD for the same reasons as 48 kHz You set the sample rate for SonicCell using its front panel SAMPLING RATE switch simply set the switch to the desired sample rate SMF AUDIO PLAYER gt ii MENU EXIT Switch location viewed from the top SAMPLE RATE switch on front panel After you change SonicCell s sample rate while it s connected to a F computer via USB you ve got to either power it off and back on for the sample rate change to take effect or unplug and re plug either end of the USB cable connecting SonicCell and the computer If you re using Windows you should now head over to the Using SonicCell as an Audio Interface Workshop booklet Mac OS X Audio MIDI Setup Settings For some DAWs such as Logic Pro GarageBand and Ableton Live there s no further setup required before you launch your DAW For others such as Mark of the Unicorn s Digital Performer you ll need to create a SonicCell device in Mac OS X s Audio MIDI Setup AMS application If you can t see SonicCell among the destinations you can select for MIDI data in your DAW you need to create a SonicCell Audio MIDI Setup MIDI device If you re using LogicPro GarageBand or Ableton Live you should now head over to the Using SonicCell as an Audio Interface Workshop booklet Here s how to create an Audio MIDI Setup SonicCell device 1 Launch Audio MIDI Setup by double
7. Cell Driver Settings ASIO Setting Audio Buffer Size ee F Use Smaller ASIO Buffer Size va ae ASIO Technology by Steinberg Recording Margin 2 B mSec To Uninstall Recording Timing 0 8 samples Version 1 0 1 Roland SonicCell Driver Ver 1 0 0 a E Copyright C 2007 Roland Corporation Default Revert Any Canea ssn Windows XP Mac OS X The Audio Buffer size parameter can be helpful if you re having trouble successfully record or playing back in your DAW Larger buffer settings can get rid of clicks and pops though they also increase latency in the DAW Matching Sample Rates In digital audio the number of times per second that a sample Fi essentially a snapshot is taken of your audio is called the sample rate CDs use a sampling rate of 44 1 kHz or 44 100 samples per second SonicCell can operate at 44 1 kHz 48 kHz and 96 kHz sampling rates and you can select any one with which your DAW is also compatible Use e 44 1 kHz if you re recording music strictly for CD Since 44 1 kHz is the sampling rate CDs use you ll avoid having to apply sample rate conversion later on z 13 e 48kHz for slightly better audio quality than 44 1 kHz if your destination media isn t a CD If it is you can still use 48 kHz but the sample rate conversion process you ll need to get the recording onto a CD will probably take away any benefits the higher sample rate s gotten you e 96 kHz for very high quality audio
8. Cell works with the following computer operating OS systems e Windows XP e Windows XP 64 bit Edition e MacOsx e Windows Vista 32 bit Edition e Windows Vista 64 bit Edition In the following steps we ll describe the installation of drivers for Windows XP 32 bit and Mac OS X the two most common operating systems All of the SonicCell driver installers come with installation instructions in any event pi The following instructions assume you re familiar with the operation of your computer If you re not consult its documentation Downloading the Driver and Editor Each driver installer includes details regarding the OS system requirements for its driver as well as a list of cautions and limitations 1 Point your browser to the following URL or click the link below http www rolandus com products productdetails aspx ObjectlId 897 2 In your browser click the Downloads tab 3 Locate the desired driver and click its name 4 In the End User License Agreement click AGREE AND WISH TO PROCEED WITH DOWNLOAD the file downloads to your computer 5 Ona e PC the downloaded file is automatically uncompressed Locate the driver folder called SonicCell_ WinXPDrvXXx and the Editor folder called SonicCell_ PLE_vXXX XXX in both folder names here is the current version number e Mac go to your standard download location and find the driver folder called SonicCell_ MAC_USBDrv
9. Roland Workshop Expandable Synthesizer Module and Audio Interface SonicCel Using SonicCell with a DAW 2008 Roland Corporation U S All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of Roland Corporation U S Windows XP Windows XP 64 bit Edition Windows Vista and Windows Vista 64 bit Edition are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation Mac 0S X Logic Pro and GarageBand are trademarks of Apple Inc SONAR LE and SONAR are trademarks of Twelve Tone Systems Inc Ableton Live is a trademark of Ableton Digital Performer is a trademark of Mark of the Unicorn Inc Microsoft Corporation Apple Inc Twelve Tone Systems Inc Ableton and Mark of the Unicorn Inc are not associated or affiliated with Roland in any manner SCWS01 About the Workshop Booklets Roland s SonicCell is designed for modern musicians Using USB It adds a huge set of sounds to your digital audio workstation or DAW without adding to your computer s workload It s also an audio interface that can get signals from mics instruments or other devices to DAW tracks for recording SonicCell s Editor software allows you to program SonicCell from within your DAW Onstage its compact size also makes SonicCell the ideal companion for a laptop DAW letting you perform and sing along with recorded tracks Or use it to play back sequences and audio files from a USB memory
10. XXxX and an Editor folder called SonicCell_ PLE_vXXX XXX in both folder names here is the current version number Depending on your version of Mac OS X you may need to double click i the downloaded driver and Editor files to create the folders above the files are called SonicCell_ MAC_USBDrvXXX zip and SonicCell_MAC PLE_vXXX zip respectively 6 Inside each download s folder you ll find its installer file Windows XP Driver Installation 1 Power up your PC with all USB cables disconnected except for your keyboard and mouse 2 If any applications are running quit them 3 Open up the SonicCell_WinXPDrvxXXX XXX is the current driver version folder and double click the Setup file inside to display the following window Driver Setup Roland SonicCell Driver Ver 1 0 0 Roland SonicCell Driver will be installed on your computer Click Next If an Install Program as Other User dialog appears quit the installer and then log in as the system administrator before re launching the Setup application from Step 3 4 Click Next to display the installation start window Driver Setup Roland SonicCell Driver Yer 1 0 0 To begin installation click Next IF a dialog box regarding Windows Logo testing appears click Continue Anyway 5 If you see the Software Installation window instead of the one shown above click Continue Anyway If you can t continue see Abo
11. all only particular SonicCell applications click Custom to highlight it and then click Next Checkmark the items you want to install and then click Next Again unless you have a reason to select a new location for the installed SonicCell files leave the installer set to the default location and click Next To select another location click Browse The installer displays your installation selections and tells you it s now ready to install the SonicCell Editor Click Next to proceed the files are installed When the installer tells you it s finished click Finish to close the installer If you ever decide to remove the SonicCell Editor from your computer s hard drive simply run the same Setup file you ran back in Step1 If the installer sees the Editor is already installed it presumes you now want to remove it You can hold onto your Editor installer folder or re download it later on should you decide you need it Mac OS X Driver Installation 1 Close all other applications and In the SonicCell_MAC_USBDrv101 folder double click the SonicCellUSBDriver pkg file to launch the driver installer 2 If you see the following sheet click Continue _ This package contains a program that wi determines if the software can be i installed Are you sure you want to continue If you re not sure about the source of this package click Cancel to prevent it from running the program and installing the software _ Cancel
12. clicking it you ll find Audio MIDI Setup in the Utilities folder within your Applications folder Audio MIDI Setup At the top of the Audio MIDI Setup window click the MIDI Devices button to open the MIDI pane of Audio MIDI Setup In the Audio MIDI Setup window and circled in red above you see SonicCell as a MIDI interface This object represents the MIDI jacks SonicCell provides to your Mac Click the Add Device button at the top of the screen or select Add New External Device from the MIDI menu to create a new external device object in the window new external device This device will represent SonicCell s synthesizer with its 16 parts Double click the device and enter its settings as shown on the next page i 14 Device Name SonicCell Manufacturer Roland Model Less Information a Transmits Channels max 16 ES S E E ee e See Se C MIDI Beat Clock C MIDI Time Code Receives Channels Gi i Minin eo na oi a na isaac came 3 4 sle To 10 11 12 13 1141 15 16 M MIDI Beat Clock Z MIDI Time Code Features M General MIDI C MIDI Machine Control System Exclusive ID You can make the SonicCell Audio MIDI Setup device look like SonicCell Go to your Library Audio MIDI Devices folder and create a Roland folder there Place a picture of SonicCell in the Roland folder 4 Once you do this you l be able to clic
13. dio tracks You can do this as you develop your arrangement or since you ll be able to hear SonicCell s output as you work when you ve finished it If your DAW allows you to do a realtime online bounce to capture your final stereo mix you don t have to record SonicCell s sounds as audio tracks at all You can simply set up an audio track to listen to SonicCell s output so that its sounds are included in the mix Listening Strategy When you use SonicCell with a DAW the best way to work is to listen through SonicCell Plug your headphones into SonicCell s PHONES output or connect your speaker amp or powered speakers to SonicCell s L MONO and R OUTPUT jacks Once you ve connected SonicCell to your computer the DAW s output will automatically be sent into SonicCell so you ll hear e SonicCell s own patches playing from SonicCell e the output of your DAW including your already recorded DAW audio tracks and soft synths e mics or instruments plugged into SonicCell live through SonicCell This setup provides zero latency monitoring that allows you to work without hearing any time lag between your patches live sounds and the DAW If you re an advanced Mac user you can take advantage of Audio MIDI Setup s ability to receive audio from SonicCell while monitoring through a different audio interface by creating an aggregate audio interface that includes both SonicCell and that other audio interface
14. e use of the SonicCell to a specific user by changing the location to user name Library Audio MIDI Drivers if you like Click Install or Upgrade if you ve previously installed an earlier version of the driver If the computer asks you to enter your computer s administrator password type it in and click OK Installing this software requires you to i restart your computer when the installation is done Are you sure you want to install the software now CM a When a sheet appears telling you that you ll need to restart your Mac after installation is complete click Continue Installation to install the SonicCell driver When you see Install Succeeded click Restart to restart your Mac 80 0 0 Install Roland SonicCell Driver Installation completed successfully Introduction Destination Sel Installation Type Installation Summafy z Install Succeeded The software was successfully installed Click Restart to finish installing the software Restart Should you ever need to remove the SonicCell driver from your system the driver installer folder also contains an uninstaller You can hold onto this file or re download the driver folder later should you need it Mac OS X Editor Installation By default this procedure also installs the SonicCell Librarian and Playlist Editor onto your computer s hard drive Double click the SonicCell Editor Installer mpkg file The install
15. ead of seeing the Found New Hardware window you re asked if you want to connect to Windows Update select No not this time and then click Next to display the Found New Hardware window 10 11 Found New Hardware Wizard This wizard helps you install software for Roland SonicCell If your hardware came with an installation CD lt or floppy disk insert it now What do you want the wizard to do Install from a list or specific location Advanced Click Next to continue Click the button to the left of Install the software automatically Recommended and then click Next to install the driver When the driver s installed the wizard announces the completion of the installation process If the Software installation window appears after you click Next click Continue Anyway If you can t continue see About Driver Signing Options later in this booklet If the System Settings Change window appears click Yes to restart Windows and jump ahead to System Settings on Your Computer after restarting Click Finish Windows displays Your new hardware is ready to use If the Driver Setup window s still open click its Close button Jump ahead to System Settings on Your Computer 2 Should you ever need to remove the SonicCell driver from your system the driver installer folder also contains an uninstaller You can hold onto this file or re download the driver folder la
16. el Channel The MIDI channel to which Part 1 is currently set to respond 4 e All 16 parts share an effect setup consisting of three multi effects MFX 1 3 a global reverb and a global chorus Erfect Routing SEL e When you record and play back MIDI tracks in your DAW the data is sent to SonicCell on the MIDI channel assigned to the desired part and patch Hi USER 81 5eqiTemFlate 24345 6 TB 8 101112191415 16 To learn more about MIDI see the Introduction to MIDI InFocus booklet which you can download from here About SonicCell s Patch Mode If you need only one of SonicCell s patches you can use SonicCell s Patch mode where all of SonicCell s effect processing power is dedicated to making that single patch sound its best When you use Patch mode send MIDI data to SonicCell on its Patch Receive Channel shown as RX Ch on the Patch Play screen To learn about changing between Performance and Patch mode see the SonicCell Owner s Manual What You ll Do with Your SonicCell and DAW e You ll sequence a MIDI track in your DAW for each SonicCell patch you want to use For a new song use SonicCell s PRST 01 Seq Template performance with its 16 parts conveniently set to MIDI Channels 1 16 e You ll select set up and edit SonicCell s sounds and effects using the SonicCell Editor plug in on one of your DAW s other tracks e You ll bring your SonicCell sounds into the DAW as au
17. er window appears Welcome to the SonicCell Editor Installer Roland SonicCell Editor Ver X XX SonicCell Editor is software that lets you control the SonicCell from your computer and to save load settings Introduction License Destination l Installation Type z K Before you start up the installer you must close all other I applications and also close all windows on your desktop Go Back Continue Click Continue After reading the software license agreement click Continue and the click Agree in the sheet that appears A window appears in which you can change the installation location for the editor software we recommend you leave the default setting as is and simply proceed to the next step Click Install When the installer asks for your administrator password type it in and then click OK to install the software After the software s been installed the SonicCell Editor folder opens and Installation Successful appears Click OK to close the installer 10 System Settings for Your Computer Optimizing Your Windows PC for Audio To optimize Windows XP for DAW audio operations 1 In the Start menu select Control Panel 2 If you re in e Category View click Performance and Maintenance and then click System e Classic View double click System System Properties IL __ Automatic Updates Remote Computer Name Hardware Advanced System Microsof
18. gement in your DAW e an audio interface that can send live audio from mics and instruments into the DAW and through which you listen to what you re doing e a MIDI THRU box that passes MIDI data from your controller to the DAW for recording or sequencing Your Computer Your computer acts as host for the software you use including FE lt e your DAW in which you record and play back MIDI and or audio data R e the SonicCell Editor in which you select and edit SonicCell s patches e the SonicCell Librarian and Playlist Editor you use for archiving SonicCell patches and for organizing files to be played from a USB memory stick A MIDI Controller 3990 000090 TOUT Sears me HTT HHA UU When you play your MIDI controller typically a keyboard the controller sends out MIDI data representing your performance through SonicCell to your DAW which records the data on a MIDI track The DAW also passes the MIDI data back to SonicCell where it triggers SonicCell s synth causing notes to play You can directly connect a MIDI controller to your computer and DAW if the controller supports MIDI over a USB connection or if you have a separate MIDI interface In these booklets though we ll assume you re connecting your MIDI controller to SonicCell s MIDI IN jack After connecting your SonicCell computer and MIDI controller to AC power you connect e your MIDI controller
19. grated Digital HD Audio Properties PR General Properties Driver SoundMAX Integrated Digital HD Audio Device type Sound video and game controllers Manufacturer Analog Devices Location Location 65535 Internal High Definition Audio Device status This device is working properly If you are having problems with this device click Troubleshoot to start the troubleshooter Use this device enable 5 You ll need to disable the sound card so it doesn t conflict with SonicCell If you want to disable the card e forthe current user of the PC set Device usage to Do not use this device in the current hardware profile disable e forallusers of the PC set Device usage to Do not use this device in any hardware profile disable 6 Click OK 7 In the list double click Roland SonicCell Roland SonicCell Properties General Properties Driver Roland SonicCell K Device type Sound video and game controllers Manufacturer Roland Location Location 0 SonicCell Device status This device is working properly If you are having problems with this device click Troubleshoot to start the troubleshooter Troubleshoot Device usage Use this device enable v 8 Set Device usage to Use this device enable and then click OK 12 r Y Sending Mac OS X System Sounds to SonicCell 1 Open your System Preferences window 000
20. k the Open Icon Browser button shown above and select the SonicCell picture for your new device If you have a live internet connection you can download a picture to use by clicking here 6 Click Apply and close the window Your new device is now called SonicCell SonicCell SonicCell G If you didn t add an icon to it If you added an icon to it the the SonicCell MIDI device looks SonicCell MIDI device looks like like this this 7 Click and drag the left hand arrow at the bottom of the SonicCell MIDI interface object the one on top to the left hand arrow on the SonicCell synth object and do the same for the objects right side arrows until the connection between the two looks like the following picture SonicCell The red arrows here show the direction in which you drag you won t see them in Audio MIDI Setup 8 Quit Audio MIDI Setup If you re using Digital Performer head over now to the Using SonicCell as an Audio Interface Workshop booklet The End We hope you ve found this workshop helpful Keep an eye out for other SonicCell Workshop booklets available for downloading at www RolandUS com a 15
21. ructions earlier in this booklet Windows XP Editor Installation By default this procedure also installs the SonicCell Librarian and Playlist Editor onto your computer s hard drive 1 Locate the SonicCell_ PLE_vXXX where XXX is the current version number and double click the Setup executable file anne cn gt gt Folders E 7 U aA BEARDA _Setup dll data1 data1 hdr data2 ISSetup dll layout setup 13 setup setup pan E o Double click this Setup file Welcome to the InstallShield Wizard for SonicCell Editor The InstallShield Wizard will install SonicCell Editor on your computer To continue click Next 2 Click Next 3 Read the License Agreement and if you d like to proceed with the installation click Yes 4 In the Choose Destination Location window you can select a location on your hard drive for the SonicCell Editor unless you have a specific reason to choose a different location leave the default location as is and then click Next to display the Setup Type window shown on the next page SonicCell Editor InstallShield Wizard Setup Type Select the setup type that best suits your needs Click the type of setup you prefer ene Custom All SonicCell applications Editor Librarian Playlist Editor will be installed Caa one Cone Highlight the Complete installation to install all of the SonicCell applications and then click Next If you d like to inst
22. stick Each SonicCell Workshop booklet focuses on one SonicCell topic and is intended as a companion to SonicCell Owner s Manual This booklet requires SonicCell O S Version 1 11 or higher You can download the latest SonicCell O S for free from www RolandUS com About This Booklet This booklet provides an overview of using SonicCell with a DAW We ll also provide instructions for installing SonicCell s driver and Editor Librarian and Playlist Editor software and for configuring your computer for use with SonicCell Other booklets get into the details of using SonicCell as an audio interface and of using it with specific DAWs Understanding the Symbols in This Booklet Throughout this booklet you ll come across information that deserves special attention that s the reason it s labeled with one of the following symbols mt A note is something that adds information about the topic at hand g A tip offers suggestions for using the feature being discussed ats Warnings contain important information that can help you avoid possible damage to your equipment your data or yourself Hot Links Each Workshop booklet is meant to be read in order from beginning to end However if we mention an upcoming section and you see this arrow you can click the arrow to jump there immediately The Players in a SonicCell DAW System SonicCell Your SonicCell acts as e asynthesizer that contributes sounds to a musical arran
23. t Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 Service Pack 2 Registered to Robby Berman Roland Corporation U S 76477 0EM 0071625 81994 Computer Intel R Pentium R D CPU 2 66GHz2 2 67 GHz 1 00 GB of RAM 3 Click the Advanced tab and then click the Performance Settings button System Properties System Restore I Automatic Updates I Remote General Computer Name Hardware Advanced You must be logged on as an Administrator to make most of these changes Performance Visual effects processor scheduling memory usage and virtual memory User Profiles Desktop settings related to your logon Settings Startup and Recovery System startup system failure and debugging information Settings Environment Variables Error Reporting 4 In the Performance Options window click the Advanced tab 5 Select Background Services as shown here Performance Options visual Effects Advanced Data Execution Prevention Processor scheduling By default the computer is set to use a greater share of processor time to run your programs Adjust for best perfg O Programs Memory usage By default the computer is set to use a greater share of memory to run your programs Adjust for best performance of Programs O System cache Virtual memory 4 paging file is an area on the hard disk that Windows uses as if it were RAM Total paging file size For all drives 1536 MB
24. ter should you need lite About Driver Signing Options The Driver Signing window lets you select whether Windows should block the installation of an unknown driver warn you about it or just install it 1 In the Start menu select Control Panel 2 If you re in e Category View click Performance and Maintenance and then click System e Classic View double click System System Properties System Restore I Automatic Updates Remote General H Computer Name Hardware Advanced System Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition Version 2002 Service Pack 2 Registered to Robby Berman Roland Corporation U S 76477 0EM 0071625 81994 Computer Intel R Pentium R D CPU 2 66GHz 2 67 GHz 1 00 GB of RAM e Click the Hardware tab and then click Driver Signing 4 Set What action do you want Windows to take to Ignore or Warn Ul Click OK to close the Driver Signing window Driver Signing Options During hardware installation Windows might detect software that has not passed Windows Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows Tell me why this testing is important What action do you want Windows to take Warn Prompt me each time to choose an action Block Never install unsigned driver software Administrator option Make this action the system default Cox cancel ON Click OK to close the System Properties window 7 Return to the driver installation inst
25. ut Driver Signing Options later in this booklet Click Next the driver is installed and instructions appear telling you what to do next Driver Setup Ready to install the driver 1 Please use a USB cable to connect the SonicCell and your computer and then turn on the power of the SonicCell 2 Wait until the lower right of the screen indicates Found New Hardware and the Found New Hardware Wizard appears It may take some time for the Found New Hardware Wizard to appear 3 IF you are asked whether you want to connect to Windows Update select No and then click Next 4 Select Install the software automatically and click Next If a dialog box regarding Windows Logo testing appears click Continue Anyway 5 A dialog box entitled Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard appears Click Finish This completes installation Click Close If the System Settings Change dialog box appears click Yes to restart your computer We ll take you through these instructions in this booklet so you can close this window or drag it over to the side of the screen if you want to keep it open With SonicCell s power turned off plug one end of the included USB cable into its USB jack and the other end into the USB jack you want to use on your computer Turn on SonicCell after a few moments the PC s Found New Hardware Wizard window appears as shown in the following screenshot If inst
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