Yamaha MU128 Owner's Manual page 36

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Setting Up the MU128 in Your Music System
2 Connect the terminals as shown in the illustration below, using
standard computer cables*.
* Make sure to use the following commercially available standard cable types:
For IBM PC/AT or compatible computers: D-SUB 9-pin to Mini DIN 8-pin
(page 101)
For Macintosh computers:8-pin Macintosh Peripheral cable (page 101)
3 Turn on the power of the computer, then the MU128.
4 Start up your music software, and set up the appropriate options
on the software for operation with the MU128.
MIDI keyboard controller
MU128
(Used as both tone generator
and MIDI interface.)
* Make sure to connect any external
MIDI devices to the MIDI IN-A terminal.
NOTES
• The MU128 features both rear and front panel MIDI IN-A terminals. Since both
cannot be used simultaneously, you must determine which of them you will use.
At the factory, the MIDI IN-A is set for rear panel operation. This can be changed
to front panel operation in the Utility mode's System parameters (page 157).
• For Windows 95 users:
In order to use the TO HOST connection of the MU128 with your computer,
you'll need to install special MIDI driver software (YAMAHA CBX Driver for Win-
dows 95). This driver is contained in the included CD-ROM.
• For Macintosh computers, you should set the MIDI interface clock setting on the
application software to 1 MHz.
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MIDI
OUT
MIDI
TO HOST
IN-A
TONE GENERATOR
ALL
PLAY EDIT
MUTE/
PART
PART
SOLO
UTIL EFFECT
SELECT
SELECT
ENTER
1
A/D INPUT
MODE
EQ
XG
TG300B
VALUE
VALUE
EXIT
PERFORM
PART
BANK/PGM
VOL EXP PAN
REV CHO VAR KEY
2
VOLUME
Piano
Chrom.perc.
Organ
Guitar
Bass
Strings
SELECT PART GROUP
Ensemble
Brass
Reed
Pipe
Synth lead Synth pad
STAND BY
Synth effects
Ethnic
Percussive
SFX
Model excl.
Drum
ON
MIDI IN A
PHONES
MU PLG-1 PLG-2 PLG-3
TO HOST
MU128 Guided Tour
Connecting directly to an IBM PC/AT
compatible computer
RS-232C
IBM-PC/AT or
(DB-9)
compatible computer
Connecting directly to a Macintosh computer
RS422
Macintosh computer
HOST SELECT
MIDI
Mac
PC-2 PC-1
HOST SELECT
MIDI
Mac
PC-2 PC-1

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