Yamaha mLAN Owner's Manual page 21

■ Vendor
Indicates the manufacturer of the node device.
■ Model Name
Indicates the model of the node device.
■ Model Nickname
Indicates and enables you to change the node nickname. You cannot use two-byte characters (such as
Japanese or Chinese characters).
■ GUID
Indicates a unique ID for mLAN device nodes. If two nodes are mLAN devices of the same model,
the IDs are different for each device.
If the node represents a computer, this field indicates the ID for the IEEE1394 card.
■ Version
If the node represents a computer, the field indicates the mLAN driver version.
If the node represents an mLAN device, the field indicates the device firmware version.
■ Maximum Number of Connected Nodes
Windows:
Display the maximm number of MIDI nodes that can be connected to the node MIDI input
connectors.
Macintosh:
Displays the maximum number of audio nodes and MIDI nodes combined that can be connected to
the nodes.
For more information, refer to page 23.
For Windows Users
If the node represents a computer, this field indicates the maximum number of nodes that can be
connected to an S400-compatible device and an S200-compatible device separately.
The following example indicates that up to two S400-compatible devices and one S200-
compatible device can be connected to the computer's MIDI inputs.
■ Connector Name
Enables you to select a MIDI input/output connector. The ID and nickname of the selected
connector will be displayed in the [Connector ID] and [Connector Nickname] field.
If the node is a computer, the audio or MIDI [Connector ID] will match the
NOTE
number of an audio channel or MIDI connector specified on the DAW (that is,
the number of the mLAN driver).
■ Number of Connectors
Displays the maximum number of MIDI input and output connectors available to the node.
■ Icon
Enables you to change the node icon (page 13).
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