M-Audio MM-401 Manual de usuario

MM-401™

MPU-401 Compatible MIDI Interface for the IBM PC and

Compatibles

45 E. Saint Joseph St. • Arcadia, CA 91006

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FCC COMPLI NCE

The MM-401 complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation

is subject to the followin conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.

(2) This device must accept any interference received,

includin interference that may cause undesired opera-

tion.

The MM-401 FCC identification is: IMJMM-401

RE D THIS! ... RE D THIS! ....

Included with MM-401 is a factory diskette containin dia nos-

tic software, a number of helpful DOS MIDI utility pro rams,

and Windows help files for several major sequencers.

To install these pro rams, put the diskette in your drive and type:

INSTALL (Return)

Do this before puttin your MM-401 in your computer. The

install pro ram will automatically uide you throu h an instal-

lation procedure for your computer and the MM-401.

Package Contents

The MM-401 packa e consists of the interface card, a MIDI

In/Out adaptor cable, and a dia nostics and utilities disk.

Features

The MM-401 has the followin features:

• 1/3 card len th — fits in either 8 or 16 bit ISA slots.

• One MIDI In and one MIDI Out jack.

• Switch selectable address and interrupt/IRQ locations.

• External click metronome output.

• Runs on any PC at any speed, includin PC/AT/386/486’s.

• Can be reset via a computer hardware reset.

• Accepts MIDI Time Code data in intelli ent mode.

• Built-in internal timer in UART mode.

Drivers

Some MIDI applications make use of drivers. You will have to

make sure that the correct MIDI driver is installed in your appli-

cation for the MM-401 to work with it.

Windows uses the Roland MPU-401 driver provided on the

Microsoft Windows diskettes. If you encounter problems usin

the MM-401 with Windows, check to make sure Windows has

loaded the Roland MPU-401 driver. This can be done by openin

the *Control Panel* icon in the *Main* Group and clickin on the

*Drivers* icon. For further information on settin up drivers

under Windows, see the *Windows* section.

If you are usin a DOS sequencer that uses drivers, your pro ram

will include MPU-401 compatible drivers. Make sure the MPU-

401 driver is properly installed. Generally, the MPU-401 driver is

installed as the default driver. If you have any questions about

which driver to use or how to install the driver, call the manu-

facturer of your software and ask them how to install an MPU

compatible driver. This topic may also be covered in your appli-

cations instruction manual.

Interrupt/IRQ and ddress Selection

It is vital to make sure the “interrupt/IRQ” and “address” set-

tin s are correctly set on the card. The default settin s for the

MM-401 (and all MPU-401 compatible cards) are *address 330*

and *interrupt/IRQ 2*. If another adaptor card in your system

already uses these settin s, your MM-401 may not work proper-

ly.

The MM-401 has ei ht dip-switches which allow the

interrupt/IRQ and addresses to be selected. The settin s for

these switches have to be set so they don’t conflict with any other

cards in your computer. If you install your MM-401 and it does

not work correctly, you can use the installation pro ram includ-

ed on the diskette to determine which interrupt/IRQ and

addresses are free. You may then select one of these settin s for

your interrupt/IRQ and also your address.

IMPORTANT: When usin a DOS pro ram, you need to make

sure that the interrupt/IRQ and address selected on your MM-

401 are also selected within your pro ram. For example, if your

MM-401 is set to interrupt/IRQ 2 and address 330, you have to

make sure your sequencer is also set to interrupt/IRQ 2 and

address 330. To find out how to do this, you will need to look at

your pro ram’s manual or call your pro ram’s manufacturer.

Some older software may not allow you to chan e the interrupt

and will only work on interrupt 2. If this is the case you may

need to chan e the interrupt of conflictin devices instead of the

interrupt of the MM-401.

The dip-switches used to set the address and interrupt on the

MM-401 are located on the lower left hand side of the card as you

view it with the metal bracket on the ri ht side. The switches are

numbered from ri ht to left. Dependin on when your card was

manufactured the switches may have “OPEN/CLOSED” label-

in instead of “OFF/ON.” If this is the case “OPEN” is equal to

“OFF” and “CLOSED” is equal to “ON.”

The followin table shows the possible address locations and cor-

respondin switch positions:

Switch:1 234Address Location

(Hex)

off off off off 200H

off off off ON 210H

off off ON off 220H

off off ON ON 230H

off ON off off 240H

off ON off ON 250H

off ON ON off 260H

off ON ON ON 270H

ON off off off 300H

ON off off ON 310H

ON off ON off 320H

ON off ON ON 330H (defa lt)

ON ON off off 340H

ON ON off ON 350H

ON ON ON off 360H

ON ON ON ON 370H

The followin table shows the possible interrupt numbers and

correspondin switch settin s:

Switch:5 678Interr pt N mber

ON off off off 2 (defa lt)

off ON off off 3

off off ON off 5

off off off ON 7

After settin the interrupt and address as described above, you

will now need to mechanically install the MM-401 into your com-

puter. Remember, if the card doesn’t work after installation you

may have to run the dia nostic pro ram and select a different

address or interrupt.

Mechanical Installation

To mechanically install the MM-401, do the followin :

1. Turn off your computer.

2. Remove the cover and position the computer so you have

easy access to the slots.

3. Select the slot you wish to place your MM-401 card in and

remove the metal bracket that covers the access hole on the

back of the computer.

4. Position the MM-401 card over the slot and fit the card loose-

ly into the slot with the MM-401 card upri ht. Then press the

card downward into the slot ently but firmly until the card

is seated in the slot. Make sure the card is firmly and square-

ly seated into the slot.

5. Screw the MM-401’s metal bracket into the screw hole inside

the back of your computer.

6. Place the cover back on your computer.

7. Connect the MM-401 MIDI In and MIDI Out cable assembly

to the connector on the MM-401 at the back of the computer.

Use the thumb screws on the cable assembly to attach it to

the connector.

8. If you wish to use the metronome, a cable with an RCA plu

may be plu ed into the jack above the MIDI cable assembly

connector. This cable must then be plu ed into an amplifi-

er.

9. Attach any MIDI devices you have by connectin your MIDI

cables to the MIDI In and MIDI Out cables of the MM-401.

10. Move your computer back to its ori inal position. You may

now turn on your computer.

Windows

The installation of the MM-401 is simplified by clickin on the

*Driver* icon found under the *Control Panel*. The *Control

Panel* can be found under the *Main* roup. In addition to

installin the Windows MIDI driver, you will also have to set up

your Windows MIDI applications so they select the installed

MPU-401 (many times your software will use a settin called

Multimedia Extensions as its Driver settin to access the MPU-

401 driver) for MIDI input and output.

First-Time Windows Driver Install

If there is no current MM-401 Windows MIDI driver installed on

your system, follow these steps to install MM-401 Windows driv-

er:

1. Start Windows as you usually do.

2. Click open the *Main* roup.

3. Click open the *Control Panel.*

4. Click on the *Drivers* icon.

5. Check for the Roland MPU-401 entry. If one exists, then the

driver has already been installed — click on cancel, and

close the *Control Panel*. You then can o directly to the last

step to set up your application.

If the MPU-401 driver is not present, please continue.

6. Click on the “add” button.

7. Select the “Unlisted or Updated Driver” entry and push the

“OK” button.

8. You will be prompted for a disk drive from which to read

the Windows 3.1 drivers. Insert the proper Windows disk

into your floppy disk drive, and, if necessary, enter the disk

drive specification in the prompt box. Click on OK.

9. When the “Add Unlisted or Updated Driver” Window pops

up, select the “Roland MPU-401” and click on OK.

10. The Roland MPU-401 driver setup dialo box will then

appear. It will allow you to set up the driver to match the

interrupt/IRQ and address settin s on your MM-401 card.

Some systems use MPU-401 address/port settin s other

than those available in the dialo box. You must then

chan e this manually by editin the “SYSTEM.INI” file in

your Windows root directory, and chan in the address/

port listed under the [MPU401,DRV] for your hardware.

Warning: Be careful when doin this. An incorrect settin

may result in your computer crashin or lockin up. If there

is any question about how to make these chan es, please

consult your computer’s user’s uide or manufacturer

directly.

11. Once you’ve selected the interrupt/IRQ and address/port,

click on OK.

12. In order for Windows to install the new driver completely,

you will be required to exit and restart Windows.

13. After restartin Windows, run your MIDI application(s). You

will need to set up each MIDI application in order to use the

MM-401 as the selected interface. From within the applica-

tion(s), select the MPU-401 as the current device. (The selec-

tion procedure will depend on the application.)

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