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This column enables you to set parameters for 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.

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.

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.

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.)

This parameter enables you 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.)

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.

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.