6.Go to the Out MIDI Port menu. Select the MIDI OUT port which is connected to your
Note that the Macintosh will s how all MI DI Inputs at the top of the list, MIDI Outputs at the bottom. You must scroll to the middle of the list to see the MIDI Out ports.
7.Click on the Test button. This transmits a packet of data to the
an acknowledgment to t he computer. If the test was successful the message ‘ Comms test passed, now use send’ will be displayed and the display on the
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Once y ou have es tablished a val id c onnection c lick o n the Send button. The new code will now be | ||||
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Once the software has b een saved a messag e will appear ‘Software update completed’ and the | ||||
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PC users s hould ensur e t hat t hey h ave the latest ver sion of Java installed. This c | ||||
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Mac OS X us ers m ay n eed to dow nload the ‘pl umstoneserv.jar’ file, avail able fro m t he SSL we bsite
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