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< Installing the Uno OMS Driver
1.
Click and drag the USB Drivers Installer from the OS 9 window it is currently in, to the desktop.
2. Double-click on the icon. If a window appears, click "Open."
3. Double-click on the newly-created USB Drivers Installer on your desktop.
4. Click "Install." The installer automatically places the drivers in the correct system folders.
5. Once the installer has finished installing the drivers, click "Restart."
6. Plug the Uno into a free USB port on your computer.
< OMS Setup
You should now run the OMS Setup program:
1.
Open the Hard Drive, then locate and open the "Opcode" folder, followed by the "OMS Applications folder," and then run "OMS Setup."
2. If you get a message to switch AppleTalk on or off, choose either option. (This will make no difference to the OMS Setup.)
3. In the next window, click "OK."
4. Click "Search."
5. Click "OK."
6. Then click "OK" again.
7. Click "Save."
8. If OMS prompts you about replacing your current setup, click "Replace."
You should now have a final window showing your current Studio Setup. If "QuickTime Music" is crossed out, you should double-click on it, then
click in the "on" circle to enable it. Then click "OK." Now you're ready to go. Just make sure your Uno is selected as the default MIDI input device
in your music software.
Setting Up Your MIDI Studio
A typical MIDI system setup might include your Uno, a computer, MIDI sequencing software, a MIDI controller keyboard and, perhaps, a MIDI-
compatible sound module. This type of setup can be constructed as follows:
1.
Connect Uno via the USB cable to the computer's USB port connector.
2. Connect the "To MIDI out" cable from Uno to the MIDI out jack of your controller keyboard.
3. Connect the other cable, labeled "To MIDI in," to the MIDI in jack of your sound module.
In the set-up below, Uno is being used as a MIDI interface, inputting and outputting MIDI data between the controller keyboard, the sound module
(from which sound will be produced) and the computer running its application software.
About the MIDI In Port
The MIDI in port is used to connect a standard MIDI device to your computer, via the USB port. Data received from this device will be transmitted
via the UNO to the computer.
About the MIDI Out Port
Connecting a MIDI device to the Uno's MIDI out port allows data to be sent from the computer to that MIDI device. Make sure the Uno is selected
as the default MIDI output device in your MIDI application software.
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Important note: The Uno is not a MIDI THRU device and as such, MIDI data received at the Uno's MIDI in port can never be sent directly to
the Uno's MIDI out plug. However, data received at the MIDI in can be transmitted from the computer to the MIDI out of the Uno to achieve
this.
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Caution: Electrostatic discharges, electrical fast transients and conducted RF interference may cause the unit to malfunction. In such cases,
unplug the unit for a moment and then plug it in again to restore normal operation.
UNO USB MIDI INTERFACE
MIDI
to MIDI out
to MIDI in
MIDI Sound Module
MIDI Keyboard
USB
Computer
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