Yamaha MLAN mLAN Driver Manuale utente

Table of Contents

mLAN Control Panel’s Manual ...................2

What is mLAN Control Panel? ........................................... 2

Starting mLAN Control Panel............................................ 2

mLAN Control Panel menu................................................ 3

mLAN Control Panel window............................................ 4

ASIO mLAN Driver’s Manual.....................12

What is the ASIO mLAN driver? ...................................... 12

Installing the driver ......................................................... 12

Starting the ASIO mLAN Control Panel .......................... 12

ASIO mLAN Control Panel............................................... 13

mLAN OMS Driver’s Manual .....................15

What is the mLAN OMS Driver?...................................... 15

Installing the driver ......................................................... 15

mLAN OMS Device Info dialog box ................................ 16

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appear somewhat different from the screens which appear on your computer.

This owner’s manual assumes that you are already familiar with basic Macintosh opera-

tion. If you are not, please refer to the owner’s manual which came with your Mac OS

software before using mLAN Driver.

For information about hardware requirements, the interconnection of devices and the

installation of the mLAN Driver software, refer to the separate “Installation Guide” as

well as the owner’s manual for the respective mLAN device.

mLAN Control Panel’s Manual

“mLAN Control Panel” software enables you to set various parameters when you are using

mLAN with a Macintosh computer. For example, it lets you specify the number of sequences

and the sampling frequency of audio and MIDI data received or transmitted via mLAN, and

specify where to receive or transmit such data. The settings made using the mLAN Control

Panel apply globally to all application programs used with mLAN.

The settings are stored as the “mLAN Control Panel Prefs” ﬁle in the “System

folder”

→

“Preferences”

→

“mLAN Prefs” folder. For example, if you have

checked (selected) the “Send” parameter in the mLAN Control Panel window,

when you start the computer next time the stored settings will automatically be

read and data will be output to mLAN according to the settings.

Select Apple menu

→

Control Panels

→

mLAN Control Panel. Alternatively, open the “System

folder” of the start-up disk and double-click “mLAN Control Panel” in the “Control Panels”

folder.

If any mLAN-related application programs are open, you may not be able to

change the mLAN Control Panel settings. In this case, select “Show Clients...”

from the File menu. The system displays the title of the currently-open applica-

tion(s). Quit the application, then adjust the mLAN Control Panel settings.

What is mLAN Control Panel?

Starting mLAN Control Panel

Apple menu

About mLAN Control Panel...

Displays the version information of mLAN Control Panel.

File menu

Closes mLAN Control Panel. Same as “Quit” in the File menu.

Set

Same as the [Set] button in the mLAN Control Panel window.

Revert

Same as the [Revert] button in the mLAN Control Panel window.

Show Clients...

Displays the title of the currently-open application that uses mLAN.

Reset FireWire Bus

Issues Bus Reset to the FireWire bus that is selected by “FireWire Card ID” in the mLAN

Control Panel window. Note that sound may be interrupted if you are currently using an

mLAN device.

Quit

Quits mLAN Control Panel. Same as “Close” in the File menu.

mLAN Control Panel menu

When you start mLAN Control Panel, the system displays the following window.

All changes to the parameters in this window become valid when you click the

[Set] button.

FireWire Card ID

This parameter displays the serial number of the FireWire (IEEE1394) interface card. If mul-

tiple interface cards are installed on the computer, select the desired card here.

Sample Rate

This parameter enables you to specify the sampling frequency of audio data used via

mLAN. This rate is applied to all reception and transmission of audio data via mLAN.

Options currently supported are “44.1kHz” and “48kHz.”

mLAN supports a sample bit resolution of up to 24-bit for received and trans-

mitted audio data, although this bit resolution may not be available depend-

ing on the application program being used.

mLAN Control Panel window

Send

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.

Isochronous Ch.

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.

Audio Sequences

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.)

MIDI Sequences

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.

Select Destinations...

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.

“Select Destinations” dialog box

This dialog box enables you to specify the mLAN devices and mLAN plugs that receive

mLAN data from the computer.

Device pop-up menus

These pop-up menus enable you to select mLAN devices to which data is transmit-

ted. The numbers on the left show the sequence numbers for audio and MIDI data.

When you select the destination mLAN device in one of the Device pop-up

menu while holding down the Option key, the same mLAN device will be

automatically selected in the subsequent Device pop-up menus. The num-

ber of the Device pop-up menus that have the same mLAN device selection

corresponds to the number of destination mLAN input plugs.

mLAN plug pop-up menus

These pop-up menus enable you to select the destination mLAN plugs for the mLAN

devices selected by the Device pop-up menus (

Select the destination mLAN device while holding down the Option key to

assign multiple plugs simultaneously.

Disconnect All

Click this button to change all pop-up menus on the right to “(No Plug).” Click [OK]

while “(No Plug)” is selected for all these pop-up menus to disconnect all virtual

transmission (mLAN connections) from the computer to the mLAN devices.

CDEFG

Update

Click this button to have the system check and update the condition of the con-

nected mLAN devices. Use this button if the settings on the mLAN devices are

changed after mLAN Control Panel is started.

Revert

Click to reset the dialog box to its original status when ﬁrst opened.

Click to enable the dialog box settings and close the dialog box.

Cancel

Click to close the dialog box without applying the changes you have made.

The changes made to the dialog box become valid immediately when you

click the [OK] button in the lower right corner.

You do not have to click the [Set] button on the mLAN Control Panel.

Buffers

This parameter enables you to specify the number of buffers for transmission inside the

mLAN driver. The setting range is 2 through 20. The smaller the value, the less the delay

created during audio or MIDI data transmission.

If you specify too small a value, the system may not work correctly, depend-

ing on the computer’s performance.

Buffer Length

This parameter enables you to specify the length of a transmission buffer inside the mLAN

driver in units of milliseconds, in the range of 1 through 100. The smaller the value, the

less the delay created during audio or MIDI data transmission.

If you specify too small a value, the system may not work correctly, depend-

ing on the computer’s performance.

The speciﬁed value may change to a different value, depending on the other

parameter settings.

Receive

This column enables you to set parameters for mLAN data reception.

Checking the “Receive” checkbox enables data reception from the mLAN bus, and lets

you make the necessary settings for reception. If you do not perform mLAN reception,

remove the check from the checkbox.

If you check the “Receive” checkbox, mLAN data will always be received by

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.

Isochronous Ch.

This parameter determines and displays the Isochronous Channel number of the FireWire

channel being used for mLAN data reception. The bar graph on the right displays the

progress of reception. The bar graph scrolls when data is being received, and it stops

when no data is received. The channel number ranges from 0 through 63. Usually, you do

not have to set the channel number. The number is automatically assigned when you click

the [OK] button in the “Select Source” dialog box.

If the computer receives IEEE1394 audio/MIDI data via a non-mLAN device

such as another computer and if you know its Isochronous Channel number,

the data can be received by specifying that number here.

Audio Sequences

This parameter displays the number of mLAN audio sequences to be received. If this num-

ber does not match the actual number in the received data, a red warning message “Not

Match” ﬂashes on the right. To match the number to that of the data being received, click

the [Fit Sequences] button.

MIDI Sequences

This parameter displays the number of mLAN MIDI sequences to be received. If this num-

ber does not match the actual number in the received data, a red warning message “Not

Match” ﬂashes on the right. To match the number to that of the data being received, click

the [Fit Sequences] button.

Select Source...

Click here to open the dialog box to select an mLAN device that transmits mLAN data to

the computer. The dialog box opens after the system scans and recognizes the connected

mLAN devices.

“Select Source” dialog box

This dialog box enables you to

specify the mLAN device that

transmits mLAN data to the com-

puter.

Device List/Output Plugs

The Device List displays the

list of connected mLAN

devices. Select a device, and

the Output Plugs column will

show a list of mLAN plugs

included in the selected

device. When you select a

transmitting device and click

the [OK] button, the selected

device starts transmitting

mLAN data to the computer.

“Axx:” and “Mxx:” in the plug names mean “the xxth audio sequence” and

“the xxth MIDI sequence” respectively. The sequences are received in the

order shown in the Output Plugs list.

Disconnect

Click this button to cancel the device selection. Click [OK] under this condition to

disconnect all virtual transmission (mLAN connections) from the mLAN devices to

the computer.

Update

Click this button to initiate a system check and update of the condition of the con-

nected mLAN devices. Use this button if the settings on the mLAN devices are

changed after the mLAN Control Panel is started.

Revert

Click to reset the dialog box to its original status when ﬁrst opened.

Click to enable the dialog box settings and close the dialog box.

Cancel

Click to close the dialog box without applying the changes you have made.

The changes made to the dialog box become valid immediately when you

click the [OK] button in the lower right corner. You do not have to click the

[Set] button on the mLAN Control Panel. At this time, the Isochronous Ch.

parameter of the mLAN Control Panel is automatically assigned.

You can specify only one mLAN device as the source device.

BCDEF

OFit Sequences

If the number of sequences does not match the actual number in the received data, a red

warning message “Not Match” ﬂashes to the right of the number parameter. To match

the number to that of the data being received, click this button.

While the “Not Match” message is ﬂashing, audio/MIDI data cannot be cor-

rectly received (recorded) from the application.

PReceive Status

This parameter displays the status of the data being received. If mLAN data is received

properly, the “Sample Rate” parameter displays the sampling frequency of the data. The

ﬁelds below display symbols that represent the data sequence in each format received.

The symbol “o” indicates that data in the corresponding format is being received.

The symbol “-” indicates that data in a different format is being received.

For example, the symbol “oooooooo-” in the “IEC60958” ﬁeld indicates that nine

sequences have been received, and the ﬁrst eight sequences are in the IEC60958 audio

data format. The “Unknown” ﬁeld displays symbols if sequences in unknown formats are

received.

These ﬁelds are blank if no mLAN data is received.

If an error occurs during reception, a red warning message ﬂashes to the right of the

“Sample Rate” parameter. In this case, check the transmission device.

Some error messages, such as “Data Protected,” may not disappear even after

the cause of the error is removed, until reception resumes. In this case,

remove the “Receive” checkbox, click the [Set] button, then check the

“Receive” checkbox again and click the [Set] button.

QBuffers

This parameter enables you to specify the number of buffers for reception inside the

mLAN driver. The setting range is 2 through 20. The smaller the value, the less the delay

created during audio or MIDI data reception.

If you specify too small a value, the system may not work correctly, depend-

ing on the computer’s performance.

RBuffer Length

This parameter enables you to specify the length of a reception buffer inside the mLAN

driver in units of milliseconds, in the range of 1 through 100. The smaller the value, the

less the delay created during audio or MIDI data reception.

If you specify too small a value, the system may not work correctly, depend-

ing on the computer’s performance.

The speciﬁed value may change, depending on the other parameter settings.

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