M-Audio Axiom Pro manual Driver Installation, Windows XP/Vista Users, Mac OS X users

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Driver Installation

Windows XP/Vista Users:

Axiom Pro is a class-compliant device that offers basic functionality on Windows XP and Vista systems without having to install additional drivers. You can simply connect Axiom Pro to your computer, switch on the computer and the controller, and be ready to go.

However, M-Audio strongly recommends that Windows users install the Axiom Pro drivers from the included CD-ROM or

(if Internet access if available) the most recent drivers from the M-Audio website. These drivers add functionality and allow you to:

1.Use Axiom Pro with more than one application at the same time.

2.Use long system exclusive (SysEx) commands.

3.Simultaneously use other class-compliant USB devices with audio capabilities.

The installation procedure is described in the printed Quick Start Guide that comes with Axiom Pro.

Mac OS X users:

The class-compliant drivers built into Mac OS X provide full support for all features of Axiom Pro. This means that no additional M-Audio drivers are necessary (or available) when using Axiom Pro on Mac OS X — simply connect the controller keyboard to the computer using the supplied USB cable, configure your audio software (this is described in the printed Quick Start Guide), and start making music.

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Contents Axiom Pro Connection Diagram Controls and ConnectorsTroubleshooting Appendices Technical Info WarrantyHow To Quick Reference Axiom Pro User Guide Introduction Differences between Axiom Pro 25/49/61What’s in the Box Product Features and Specifications Minimum System Requirements Windows XP/Vista Users Driver InstallationMac OS X users Windows XP, Vista and Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger users Axiom Pro Class-Compliant Port Names per Operating SystemHosted Mode Connection DiagramWhen using Axiom Pro with a computer Standalone Mode When using Axiom Pro without a computerControls and Connectors Top Panel OverviewAxiom Pro Rear Panel Overview Overview and Basic Operation Using Axiom ProLCD Screen Function Buttons and Soft Keys Axiom Pro 49/61Hold F1-4Load+Save Edit+Zone/GrpKey Message KeysSaving and Loading Axiom Pro Patches Saving PatchesLoading Patches Using Axiom Pro with a Computer Software ConfigurationAbout HyperControl Mode HyperControl ModeHyperControl Installation and Usage Edit Mode Edit Mode Main Menu This top-level menu appears when Axiom Pro enters Edit modeValue Range Edit Mode GlobalParameter Parameter OctaveVelocity Settings Description Keys LowAdvanced Midi users Parameter DataWhy are BankLSB/BankMSB messages needed? Parameter Name Value Range Varies Edit Mode ControlEditing Name Parameters Sub-parameters such as Note OnOff Toggle or Rel. Bin Offset Control Assignment List Control Assignment List Control Assignment List Type Control Type Midi Ch. Param. a Param B Description About the Channel sub-parameter About the Entry sub-parameter About the Endless Encoders Tip GlobalParameter Curve Velocity Settings Description Pads NormalParameter Value Range VariesEdit Mode Group Encoder Zone Edit Mode Group Slider An Unsynchronized Slider Synchronized SliderEdit Mode Group Numerical Keypad To select the range of a keyboard zone Edit Mode ZonesTo activate or deactivate a zone Edit Mode Zones Data GlobalAll OffEdit Mode Midi Parameter SysExUSB About Sysex and Snapshot data Troubleshooting Axiom Pro User Guide Patch # Name Encoders Sliders Appendix a Axiom Pro Factory Patch settingsAppendices About the F-KeysPatch 1 GM Patch Axiom Pro Numerical Keypad Midi Message DAW PatchesAxiom Pro Control Save session Encoders and Sliders Patch 20 Numbers Axiom Pro Numerical Keypad Ascii Character Appendix B Keyboard Velocity Curves Axiom Pro Keyboard Velocity Curve High Axiom Pro Keyboard Velocity Curve High Range Appendix C Drum Pad Velocity Curves Axiom Pro Drum Pads Velocity Curve 3 Steps Axiom Pro Drum Pads Velocity Curve Fixed Appendix D Midi Implementation Appendix E Useful Midi Data Tables E1 General Midi Instruments Program Numbers 14E2 General Midi Note Numbers E3 Roland GS And Yamaha XG Nrpn MessagesE5 GM2 Chorus Types E4 GM2 Reverb TypesE6 General Midi Drums Note assignments Appendix F General Midi Continuous Controller CC Numbers Appendix G Hexadecimal Conversion Chart Technical Info Warranty Warranty Terms Warranty RegistrationAudio USA