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PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual About the specifications of this software Specifications of this software and the material given in this manual are subject to change without notice. Copyright Copying or distributing this software and/or this manual in part or in whole using any method without the written permission of Yamaha Corporation is prohibited. Trademarks Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and other countries. Pentium II is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. Compact Flash™ is a trademark of SanDisk Corporation. Other company names and product names are trademarks and registered trademarks of their respective owners. Symbols such as ® and TM are not explicitly given in this document. The illustrations and LCD screens as shown in this owner’s manual are for instructional purposes only, and may appear somewhat different from those on your instrument. EN PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual Contents About the “PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Conventions in the “PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual”. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 System requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Installing PM1D Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Uninstalling PM1D Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Using the application . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Starting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Exiting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Basic operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Initialization procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Screens unique to PM1D Manager . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Upper part of the display (common to all screens) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Lower part of the display (common to all screens). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Lower part of the function menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Option popup window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 REMOTE CONTROL SETUP popup window . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Communication between PM1D Manager and the console/engine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 System connection examples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Data communication method . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Online operating procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Offline operating procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Cautions regarding data communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Remote Control functionality . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Setup procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Remote control parameter list . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Special considerations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 USB MIDI Driver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Windows 2000 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Windows XP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 2 About the “PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual” About the “PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual” PM1D Manager V2 for Windows (subsequently referred to as “PM1D Manager”) is an application program that runs on a computer running Microsoft Windows (subsequently referred to as the “PC”), providing the same operating environment as the software of the CS1D (subsequently referred to as the “console”). By using PM1D Manager, you can create various types of settings even when you are away from the console, and use a memory card (*) or other means to load settings into the console at a later time. In addition, you can connect the console/engine (DSP1D-EX {DSP1D}) to your PC, and use it to control the entire system in the same way as from the console. connect your PC to the console/engine, and functional limitations of operations from the PC. For details on basic operation in each screen, please refer to the “CS1D Reference Manual (Software)” contained in the CS1D Owner’s Manual. For details on terminology and basic operation for Windows, please refer to the manual or Help files included with Windows. * For details on the memory cards that can be used, refer to “CS1D Operation Manual (Basic Operation)” p.144, and “CS1D Reference Manual (Hardware)” p.80 contained in the CS1D Owner’s Manual. This manual explains only items that are specific to PM1D Manager; how to install the program, how to Conventions in the “PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual” • Distinguishing between the controls of the console and the knobs/buttons of the software The names of controls on the console (switches, encoders) are enclosed in square brackets [ ] in order to distinguish them from the knobs and buttons that are displayed by the software. • Various icons The left icon is used to indicate tips and refHint erence pages. Particularly important items or operations you must use with care are marked by the left icon. Example: This is the same function as the DIRECT RECALL [1]–[12] switches in the SCENE MEMORY block of the console. System requirements The following system is required in order to start up PM1D Manager. • An IBM PC/AT compatible computer with at least a Pentium II 233 Mhz or equivalent CPU (Pentium II 350 Mhz or faster is recommended) • 64 MB or more memory (128 MB or more is recommended) • Supported operating systems: Microsoft Windows 2000 / Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition / Microsoft Windows XP Professional • Internet Explorer 4.0 or later must be installed • A display system with resolution of at least 800 x 600 pixels and 16 bit color (SVGA, High Color) • Hard disk free area of 10 MB or more • Mouse or other pointing device • CD-ROM drive • Serial port or USB port * You will need an RS-232-C cable (cross-wired) not exceeding 5 meters, or a USB cable not exceeding 3 meters. • An ATA compatible PC CARD slot / CF (Compact Flash) slot, or a PC CARD / CF card reader Depending on your system and OS, a higher level of performance may be required. A higher level of performance may also be required if you are using a notebook PC. For the latest version of the software and driver, and for details on operating requirements, please refer to the following URL. http://www.yamahaproaudio.com/ 3 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual Installing PM1D Manager This section explains how to install the PM1D Manager program. Before you install the software, you must read the license agreement (licence_e.txt) found on the “PM1D SYSTEM SOFTWARE” CD-ROM. You may use the software on the CD-ROM only if you accept the terms of this license agreement. If an older version of PM1D Manager is already installed, you must first uninstall it. (For the uninstallation procedure, refer to p.5.) Before you begin the installation, you must exit all applications and memory-resident programs. 1. Insert the “PM1D SYSTEM SOFTWARE” CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive, and open the CD-ROM drive from “My Computer.” 2. Inside the “WIN” folder, double-click the “Setup.exe” icon. The opening screen of the installer will appear. Continue following the on-screen instructions, and installation will be completed. Depending on your PC system, you may be asked to restart the system during the installation process. If so, installation will continue automatically after you restart. 3. As directed by the instructions on the screen, click the “Next” button as needed to proceed to the next step. 4. When the “Select Installation Folder” screen appears, click the Browse button if necessary, specify the installation folder, and proceed to the next step. 4 When installation is complete, a shortcut icon will be added to the Start menu and to the desktop. Uninstalling PM1D Manager Uninstalling PM1D Manager There are two ways to uninstall PM1D Manager. ■ Using “Add or Remove Programs” ■ Using Setup.exe 1. From the Windows “Start” menu, select “Start”(“Settings”)-“Control Panel.” 1. Perform steps 1–3 of “Installing PM1D Manager.” A screen will appear asking you to select either “Repair PM1D Manager” or “Remove PM1D Manager.” 2. When the Control Panel opens, double-click the “Add or Remove Programs” icon. 3. Select the “PM1D Manager” item, and click “Remove (Change/Remove).” PM1D Manager and related files will be deleted from the hard disk. (For details on the procedure, refer to your Windows manual.) 2. Check the “Remove PM1D Manager,” and click the “Finish” button. The software will be uninstalled. If you selected Repair PM1D Manager, the software will not be removed. Using the application This section explains how to start and exit PM1D Manager, and how to perform basic operations. Starting Exiting You can use either of the following methods to start up PM1D Manager. You can use any of the following methods to exit PM1D Manager. 1 From the Windows “Start” menu, select “Start”“Programs”-“YAMAHA PM1D System”-“PM1D Manager” 1 In the lower left of the Function menu screen, click the EXIT button. 2 Double-click the PM1D Manager icon that was created during the installation. 3 Click the “Close” button of the window. It is not possible for multiple instances of PM1D Manager to be running simultaneously. 2 Open the “File” menu and select “Exit.” 4 Select “Close” from the “PM1D Manager” button in the task bar. 5 Press Alt+F4 from the keyboard. Hint You may find it convenient to set your screen display resolution to 800 x 600, since PM1D Manager can start up in fullscreen display mode. However in this case, the menu bar will not be displayed. A popup window will ask you to confirm that you want to exit. To exit the application, click the OK button. If you are using PM1D Manager with an 800 × 600 pixel display, methods 2–4 cannot be used. Hint The next time PM1D Manager is started up, the state in which you exited will automatically be restored. 5 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual Basic operation Operation in each screen is the same as on the console itself. Refer to “CS1D Reference Manual (Software)” contained in the CS1D Owner’s Manual. Mention of the console’s track pad should be read as referring to the mouse/pointing device of your PC. Initialization procedure If you want to initialize all current settings of the PM1D Manager and its scene memories and libraries, you can use the following procedure to restore the factory-set condition. When you press either of these buttons, a dialog box will appear, asking you to confirm the initialization. 1. In the Function menu screen, click the OPTION button. The Option settings popup window will appear. 3. To execute the initialization, click the OK button. Memories that have been initialized cannot be recovered. Please use great care when performing this operation. Memory initialization can be performed only when offline. Hint 2. According to the content that you want to initialize, click either the “Initialize All Memories” button or the “Initialize Current Memories” button. • If you click the “Initialize All Memories” button The current settings of the PM1D Manager, as well as the scene memories and the various libraries will be initialized to the factory-set condition. • If you click the “Initialize Current Memories” button The current settings of the PM1D Manager will be initialized. However, scene memories and the various libraries will not be affected. 6 For details on the Option popup window, refer to the explanation on p.8. Screens unique to PM1D Manager Screens unique to PM1D Manager This section explains the screens that differ from the console and are unique to PM1D Manager. Upper part of the display (common to all screens) 1 2 1 Connection status This area of the PM1D Manager screen will indicate the status of the connection between the PC and console or engine. • ...........Indicates that a cable is connected between the console/ engine and the PC, but communication has not been established. • ...........Indicates that a cable is connected between the console/ engine and the PC, and that communication has been established. In this state, the PM1D system can be controlled from the PC. • ...........Indicates that either the cable is not connected, or that the other device is not powered-on. 2 Connection destination / connection method The connector (COM port name or USB port name) that is selected in the Communication Port (Option menu) of Communication Setup. Lower part of the display (common to all screens) 1 1 RECALL button / MUTE button Select the function of the DIRECT RECALL/MUTE MASTER 1–12 buttons (2) from the following two choices. • DIRECT RECALL You can use the DIRECT RECALL/MUTE MASTER 1–12 buttons to directly recall the scenes assigned to direct recall numbers 1–12. For details on how to assign a scene to a direct recall number, refer to “CS1D Reference Manual (Software)” contained in the CS1D Owner’s Manual. • MUTE MASTER You can use the DIRECT RECALL/MUTE MASTER 1–12 buttons to turn muting on/off for mute groups 1–12. 2 Hint These two buttons have the same function as the MODE button in the MUTE GROUP ASSIGN screen of the IN DCA/ MUTE function and OUT DCA/MUTE function, and the MODE button in the DIRECT RECALL screen of the SCENE function. 2 DIRECT RECALL/MUTE MASTER 1–12 buttons Depending on the setting of the RECALL button / MUTE button (1), these buttons function either as direct recall or mute master buttons. These have the same function as the DIRECT RECALL [1]–[12] switches in the SCENE MEMORY block of the console. 7 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual Lower part of the function menu 1 2 3 1 EXIT button This button exits the PM1D Manager application. This button has the same result as selecting “Exit” from the “File” menu in the menu bar, or clicking the “Close” button in the upper right of the PM1D Manager window. 2 OPTION button This button is used to make communication-related settings or to initialize the memory. When you click this button, the Option popup window will appear. 3 ONLINE/OFFLINE button This button initiates or terminates communication. When the button is on, PM1D Manager is online. When the button is off, PM1D Manager is offline. If the console/engine and the PC are not connected by a cable, or if communication is not possible 4 5 because the communication settings are inappropriate, the button will be grayed, and cannot be clicked. 4 ABOUT button This button accesses a popup window that displays the PM1D Manager version number and other information about the software. 5 REMOTE ONLINE/OFFLINE button This button switches the Remote Control function on/off. The button indicates ONLINE when PM1D Manager is synchronized with the remote controller, and OFFLINE when it is off. If the remote controller is not connected to the PC via USB cable, or if communication is not possible because the communication settings are inappropriate, this button is grayed-out and cannot be clicked. Option popup window To open the Option popup window, click the OPTION button located at the lower left of the function menu screen, or choose [Manager] from the [Option] menu of the menu bar. 4 1 5 2 3 1 Communication Setup • Communication Port From the pulldown menu, select the port that will be used for communication. Only COM ports 1–9 are supported. • Meter Request Select whether the meter movements displayed in various screens of the console will also be displayed in PM1D Manager. If this is turned ON, the console’s meter movements can also be viewed in PM1D Manager. 8 • Please be aware that if Meter Request is turned ON, the communication load will be higher. • Depending on the PC system you are using and on the frequency of operations on the console, the load may exceed the allowable limit, causing communication with the PC to be terminated for safety’s sake, and placing PM1D Manager offline. If this occurs, turning Meter Request OFF may solve the problem. • If you do not require meter display, we recommend that you turn Meter Request OFF. 2 Remote Control Setup • Out Port • In Port Here you can select the USB input port (IN PORT) and output port (OUT PORT) used for communication with the remote controller. 3 Memory Setup Here you can reset the current PM1D Manager settings and memories/libraries to the condition in which they were immediately following installation. Each button has the following function. • Initialize All Memories button When you click this button, the current settings of the PM1D Manager as well as the scene memories and the various libraries will all be initialized to the factory-set condition. • Initialize Current Memories button When you click this button, the current settings of the PM1D Manager will be initialized. (However, the scene memories and the various libraries will Screens unique to PM1D Manager not be affected.) The following data will be initialized. – – – – Current scene settings Current unit settings Current patch settings Name assigned in the NAME function of each function – Setup data (internal parameters not stored in the scene) Memory initialization can be performed only when offline. 4 OK button When you click this button, the settings that you modified in Communication Setup will be finalized, and the popup window will close. 5 CANCEL button When you click this button, the settings that you modified in Communication Setup will be discarded, and the popup window will close. REMOTE CONTROL SETUP popup window To open the REMOTE CONTROL SETUP popup window, choose [Remote Control Setup] from the [Option] menu of the menu bar. In this window you can make settings related to remote control (→p.14). 2 3 1 4 6 7 5 8 9 0 A B 1 REMOTE MACHINE When the system goes online, or when you click the RE-SYNCHRONIZE button to establish synchronization, this field will indicate the model name (DM2000 V2, 02R96 V2, DM1000 V2) of the remote controller from the MIDI port. You can also select the model name manually, even if no remote controller is connected. 2 RE-SYNCHRONIZE This button obtains remote controller model information from the specified MIDI port. It also transmits PM1D Manager parameter data to the remote controller. channels of the PM1D, in units of two channels. If you don’t want to make an assignment, choose “NO ASSIGN.” 5 SCENE ASSIGN Here you can select the PM1D scene memory numbers that correspond to scene memory numbers 00– 99 of the remote controller. 6 MIX ASSIGN Here you can select the PM1D’s MIX channels that will correspond to the remote controller’s AUX channels 1– 8 (or 1–12 on the DM2000 V2). By operating the AUX channels of the remote controller you can control the corresponding MIX channels of the PM1D. 7 MATRIX ASSIGN Here you can select the PM1D’s MATRIX channels that will correspond to the remote controller’s BUS channels 1–8. By controlling the BUS channels of the remote controller you can control the corresponding MATRIX channels of the PM1D. 8 STEREO ASSIGN Here you can select the PM1D’s STEREO channel (STEREO A or B) that will correspond to the remote controller’s STEREO channel. 9 ATT This selects whether ATT operations on the remote controller will control the PM1D’s ATT or its HA GAIN (or digital gain). 0 IN EQ LOW This selects whether LOW band EQ operations on an input channel of the remote controller will control the PM1D’s LOW band EQ or its HPF. 3 ONLINE/OFFLINE indication This will indicate ONLINE when communication with the remote controller has been established. A OUT EQ This selects the set of four bands on the PM1D’s input channel EQ that will be controlled by operating the four-band EQ of an output channel on the remote controller. LOW: SUB LOW, LOW, LOW MID, MID bands HIGH: LOW MID, MID, HIGH MID, HIGH bands 4 CH ASSIGN Here you can assign the correspondence between input channels of the remote controller and input B EXIT Closes the REMOTE CONTROL SETUP popup window. 9 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual Communication between PM1D Manager and the console/engine If you connect the console/engine and the PC, you can use PM1D Manager as a supplementary controller for the system. • “Online” refers to a state in which the console/ engine and the PC are connected by a cable, and data can be transferred to control the device immediately. • “Offline” refers to a state in which the console/ engine and the PC are not connected by a cable and therefore are unable to communicate, or a state in which the cable is connected but communication has not begun. In the online state, parameters (with some exceptions) will be linked between the console/engine and the PC, allowing PM1D Manager to monitor the state of the system, operate it remotely, and act as a substitute in the event of device failure. The material that follows will explain various ways of setting up the system, and how data communications can be established and terminated. System connection examples ■ Example 1: Standard mode (connect the PC to the console) Console×1, Engine×1 ENGINE (DSP1D) CONSOLE (CS1D) • The PC can only be connected to the engine that is selected in Mirror mode. In this example, ENGINE A is used. ENGINE A (DSP1D) ■ Example 2: Standard mode (connect the PC to the engine) ENGINE (DSP1D) CONSOLE (CS1D) ■ Example 4: Mirror mode (connect the PC to the engine) Console×1, Engine×2 (mirror mode) CONSOLE (CS1D) ENGINE B (DSP1D) • The PC can only be connected to the engine that is selected in Mirror mode. In this example, ENGINE B is used. ENGINE A (DSP1D) ■ Example 3: Mirror mode (connect the PC to the console) Console×1, Engine×2 (mirror mode) CONSOLE (CS1D) ENGINE B (DSP1D) ENGINE A (DSP1D) CONSOLE (CS1D) ENGINE B (DSP1D) ■ Example 5: Normal mode (connect the PC to the engine) Engine×1 ENGINE (DSP1D) • Only one PC can be connected to a system. It is not possible to connect multiple PC’s to a system. • Depending on the device to which the PC is connected, or depending on the structure of the system, the functionality of PM1D Manager may be partially limited. For details, refer to “PC connections in a system that includes a console” (→p.21). 10 Communication between PM1D Manager and the console/engine ■ System example 6: Dual Console mode PC1 Console1 (CS1D) PC2 Console2 (CS1D) Engine (DSP1D) • You can connect and use either PC1 or PC2 (not both). • Even if a PC is connected to console 2, it cannot be used. ■ System example 7: Cascade connection Master system Slave system PC1 PC3 Console (CS1D) PC2 Console (CS1D) DSP1D (ENGINE) Engine (DSP1D) cascade Engine (DSP1D) PC4 • You can connect and use either PC1 or PC2 (not both), and PC3 or PC4 (not both). • Even if there is no console, just an engine and PC can be used as a system. Connections Connect the console/engine to your PC as shown in the following diagram. You can make connections in one of two ways: serial connection or USB connection. CS1D/DSP1D rear panel PC 1. Serial connection RS-232-C Serial cable PC serial port D-sub 9-pin (male⇔male) cross cable 2. USB connection USB USB cable • When using USB connections, you must exit PM1D Manager before you power-on/off the console/engine or connect/disconnect cables. If you perform these actions before exiting, communication may become impossible until you restart your PC. • USB connection is not guaranteed to be faster than serial connection. Depending on your system, serial connection may provide faster and more stable communication. If you were able to use serial connection with previous versions, we recommend that you continue using serial connection. • When using a serial connection, only COM ports 1–9 are supported. USB port 11 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual Data communication method Use the following procedure to initiate communication. 1. Connect your PC to the console or engine, using either a serial connection or a USB connection. 6. In the Function menu screen, click the ONLINE/ OFFLINE button. The following popup window will appear. Hint When using USB connection, you must first install the USB driver. If you have not yet installed the USB driver, do so as described in “USB driver installation” (→p.22). 2. Power-on the connected console/engine. 3. Start up PM1D Manager, and click the OPTION button located in the lower left of the Function menu screen or select [Manager Option] from the [OPTION] menu in the menu bar. Click 4. In the Communication Port field, select the port that you will be using, and click the OK button. When using a serial connection, only COM ports 1–9 are supported. 5. If the system includes a console, click the PERMIT button in the PC CONNECTION area of the console’s SYSTEM CONNECTION screen. This will allow a PC connection with the connected console/engine. In this popup window you can select one of the following two connection modes. • UPLOAD The current settings of PM1D Manager will be transmitted to the console/engine, and then synchronized operation will begin. • DOWNLOAD The current settings of the console/engine will be transmitted to PM1D Manager, and then synchronized operation will begin. Whether PM1D Manager is online or offline can be verified by the state of the ONLINE/OFFLINE button in the Function menu screen. Offline (connection not possible) Offline (connection possible) Online In a state in which it is not possible to initiate communications, the OFFLINE/ONLINE button will be grayed, and cannot be clicked. In this case, please check the cable connections and settings. For details, refer to “CS1D Reference Manual (Software)” contained in the CS1D Owner’s Manual SYS/ W.CLOCK function. Hint • If you are using Mirror mode, you can communicate only with the selected engine A or B. The PERMIT button for the unused engine cannot be turned on from the PC CONNECTION screen. • If you are using Dual Console mode, you can communicate only with console 1. The console 2 PERMIT button will not appear in the PC CONNECTION screen. Also, you cannot operate the various PERMIT buttons from console 2. • Only one PC can be connected to a system. It is not possible to connect multiple PC’s to a system. The PERMIT button in the PC CONNECTION screen can be turned on either (not both) for the console or the engine that is being used (ENGINE A or B). If you are using cascade connection, master and slave are handled separately, so this is considered as two systems. 12 When you click either UPLOAD or DOWNLOAD in the “CONNECTION” popup window to select the connection mode, please check the following points. • In the console’s SYS/W.CLOCK screen PC CONNECTION area, make sure that the PERMIT button of the device connected to the PC is turned on. • Make sure that no popup window is displayed in the screen of the console. • Make sure that no file is being loaded on the console. • Make sure that time code is not running in the system. • Auto fading or manual fading are not in progress. If any of the above conditions are not satisfied, a popup window will appear, informing you that the PC cannot be connected to the other device, and the connection procedure will be aborted at step 4 above. Communication may become unstable if the cable is too long. Use a cable no longer than 5 meters for serial connection, or a cable no longer than 3 meters for USB connection. If time code is running when you attempt to initiate communication, communication will be aborted. Transmit time code after switching to online mode. Communication between PM1D Manager and the console/engine Online operating procedure If the console/engine and PC are connected correctly, and communication is possible, the OFFLINE symbol (see p.8) shown at the top of the PM1D Manager screen will change to the ONLINE symbol, indicating that PM1D Manager is online. Now the PC and the entire system will be operate in tandem, and you can use PM1D Manager for supplementary control of the system. However, some operations and parameters will not be linked, so please read p.20 and 21 for details. While an important operation is being performed on the console, a popup window like the following will appear, and PM1D Manager will be temporarily inoperable. Please wait until the operation on the console has been completed. Offline operating procedure To break communication between the online the console/engine and the PC, click the OFFLINE/ONLINE button in the lower part of Function menu screen. The following popup window will appear, so click the OK button and you will switch to offline mode. Immediately before PM1D Manager transitions from offline to online, all data is automatically backed up. (This is referred to as the recovery point.) When returning to the offline state, the scene memories and all library data will return to the recovery point, regardless of the reason that the system went offline. In other words, the current scene will be maintained from its online state, but the scene memories and all library data will not be maintained. Also, the DIRECT RECALL / MIDI CTRL CHANGE / TC EVENT functions will normally not be recovered. Be aware that this may produce settings that you do not expect. Even if the user does not manually switch to the offline state, communication will forcibly be switched offline when one of the following occurs. • When you exit PM1D Manager while online • When permission for PC connection is canceled on the console • When the console switches between engine A/B while the PC is connected to the engine (system example 4 on p.10) • When a console is connected to a system that consisted of only an engine and a PC (system example 5 on p.10) • When the cable connection is accidentally broken, or if a communication time-out occurs for any reason (*) • When processing cannot be performed in time because of an excessive amount of data being transferred (*) • When the user cancels during an upload or download (*) • When the SYSTEM CONFIGURATION of the console is switched to console 2 while the console and PC are still online (*) * In these cases, PM1D Manager will attempt to return all data on the PC to the recovery point, but it is possible that the data has already been destroyed. You can either reload the data, or re-connect to the device with which you were communicating. If the PC is connected to the engine in a system that includes a console (system example 4 on p.10), and if communication between the console and engine is broken for some reason, the scene memory and all library data will return to the recovery point. If you are using the PC as a backup for the console, we recommend that you load the PC with same data as the console while the PC is still offline, so that the recovery point will be the same state as the console. Then make the connection. Cautions regarding data communication ■ You should exit all Windows application software and resident software. Communication may be unstable if you fail to do so. ■ If you are using a notebook PC, you may require a higher level of performance than described for the minimum level of system configuration (→p.3). ■ Do not perform the following operations while communication is occurring. Doing so may cause communication to be broken. • Suspend/resume operations • Starting up a screen saver (including automatic startup by timer) • Connecting or disconnecting a memory card or USB device, etc. ■ If you are using a notebook PC, communication may become unstable because of power-management settings in the Windows control panel or power-management settings specific to your CPU (SpeedStep [Intel CPUs], PowerNow! [AMD CPUs], LongRun [Transmeta CPUs]). Please turn such functionality off, and use the notebook PC with its AC power adaptor connected. 13 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual Remote Control functionality If you connect PM1D Manager to a Yamaha digital mixer (DM2000 V2, 02R96 V2, and DM1000 V2) via USB, you will be able to use the digital mixer (subsequently referred to as the “remote controller”) to remotely control the PM1D system. Yamaha digital mixer (DM2000 V2, 02R96 V2, DM1000 V2) PM1D Manager USB USB/RS-232C PM1D V2 system Engine DSP1D/DSP1D-EX • The digital mixers that can be used for remote control are only the DM2000 V2, 02R96 V2, and DM1000 V2, and each must be running system software V2. Remote control from other mixers is not possible. • If you use a remote control device, the scene data and setup data stored in the digital mixer (DM2000 V2, 02R96 V2, DM1000 V2) will be rewritten. Please back up all of your digital mixer’s data to a computer or other external media before you use the remote control functions. For details on how to back up, refer to the manual of your digital mixer. • The PM1D system’s parameters that can be remotely controlled are the HA GAIN or digital gain, ATT, EQ, GATE, COMP, MIX SEND, FADER, ON, SURROUND, CUE/ SOLO ON, DCA, and scene parameters. For details, refer to the remote control parameter list (→p.15). • Parameters that do not match between the remote controller and the PM1D will be controlled to the value that is closest to the parameter value that was operated. This means that the actual value may differ from the displayed value. Console CS1D Setup procedure 1. Make a USB or serial connection between the console/engine and the PC, and a USB connection between the remote controller and the PC. 2. In the SETUP screen of the remote controller, go to the MIDI/HOST page and set the Studio Manager PORT to “USB” and the ID to “1.” 3. Start up PM1D Manager, and open the Option popup window either by clicking the OPTION button in the lower left of the function menu screen or by choosing [Manager Option] from the [Option] menu in the menu bar. 4. In the Option window, make the port settings shown below, and click [OK]. Communication Port: Select the port that you will use to communicate with the console/engine. Remote Control Setup: Select the USB input port (IN PORT) and output port (OUT PORT) used to communicate with the remote controller. If the connection with the console/engine is also a USB connection, be careful that you don’t select the console/ engine port by mistake. 5. From the menu bar, choose [Option] menu → [Remote Control Setup] to open the REMOTE CONTROL SETUP popup window. 6. In the REMOTE CONTROL SETUP window, select the model name of the remote controller you’re using in the REMOTE MACHINE field. 14 Click 7. In the REMOTE CONTROL SETUP window, make channel assignments for the remote controller and for the PM1D (→p.9). 8. In the function menu screen, click the REMOTE ONLINE/OFFLINE button (or the RE-SYNCHRONIZE button in the REMOTE CONTROL SETUP windows) to enable Online status for communication with the remote controller. ONLINE/ OFFLINE button REMOTE ONLINE/ OFFLINE button 9. In the function menu screen, click the ONLINE/ OFFLINE button to enable Online status for communication with the console/engine. This completes preparations for remote control. 10. In this state, operating the parameters on the remote controller will also control the corresponding parameters on the PM1D. For details on the parameters supported for remote control, refer to the remote control parameter list (→p.15). Remote Control functionality Remote control parameter list PM1D Parameter Direction*1 Remote Controller Parameter Input Fader ↔ Input Fader Input On ↔ Input On Input Att ↔ Input HA Gain ↔ Input EQ ---- Ignored ← ---- Ignored ← EQ TYPE When HPF Low Q ↔ When other than L.SHELF or HPF HPF F ↔ When IN EQ LOW = HPF Low F ↔ Low G ↔ Low G When IN EQ LOW = LOW HPF on ↔ Low G (HPF On) When IN EQ LOW = HPF Low Mid Q ↔ Low Mid Q Low Mid F ↔ Low Mid G ↔ Hi Mid Q ↔ Hi Mid Q Hi Mid F ↔ Hi Mid F Hi Mid G ↔ Hi Mid G Hi LPF ↔ Hi H.SHELF ↔ Hi Q ↔ Hi F ↔ Hi Mid F ↔ Hi Mid G On On ---- Input Surround When ATT mode = HA GAIN ↔ Hi LPF Input Comp When ATT mode = ATT Input Att Low L.SHELF Hi G Input Gate Notes Low Q Low F Low Mid G When LPF Hi Q LPF On On ↔ On Ignored ← Link Ignored ← KeyIn Ignored ← KeyAUX Ignored ← KeyCh Type ↔ Attack ↔ Attack Range ↔ Range Hold ↔ Hold Decay ↔ Decay Threshold ↔ Threshold Input Gate Type ---- Ignored ← On ↔ On ---- LocComp Ignored ← Link Type ↔ Type Attack ↔ Release ↔ Ratio ↔ Ratio Gain ↔ Gain Knee ↔ Knee Threshold ↔ Threshold Link ↔ When H.SHELF When other than H.SHELF or LPF ↔ Ignored ← When IN EQ LOW = LOW Low Mid F Input EQ Ignored ← ---- When L.SHELF Input Comp Attack Release Direction Link Pattern Link ↔ PattLink Surround LFE ↔ LFE Divergence F ↔ Div LR Pan ↔ FR Pan ↔ X Input Surround Y ---- Ignored ← Width ---- Ignored ← Depth ---- Ignored ← OffsetX ---- Ignored ← OffsetY Divergence Link ↔ DivLink Divergence R ↔ DivRear 15 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual PM1D Parameter Direction*1 Remote Controller Parameter Notes Input to Stereo Pan ↔ Input Channel Pan Input to Stereo On ↔ Routing Stereo On ↔ Pre/Post ↔ Level ↔ Pan (only if mix pair) ↔ Aux Pan (only if aux pair) Mix Fader ↔ Aux Fader Mix On ↔ Aux On Ignored ← Aux EQ Mix Send ---- to aux1/2–11/12 *2 EQ TYPE ↔ SubLow Q ↔ SubLow F ↔ Low F ↔ Low G Ignored ← SubLow On → Ignored When HPF Low Q HPF On ---- Low Q ↔ Low Mid Q Low F ↔ Low Mid F Low G ↔ Low Mid G Low On → Ignored ---- Low Mid Q ↔ Hi Mid Q Low Mid F ↔ Hi Mid F Low Mid G ↔ Hi Mid G Low Mid On → Ignored ---- Mid Q ↔ ---- Mid F ↔ ---- Mid G ↔ ---- Mid On → Ignored ---- Hi Mid Q ↔ ---- Hi Mid F ↔ ---- Hi Mid G ↔ ---- Hi Mid On → Ignored ---- Hi LPF ↔ Hi H.SHELF ↔ Hi Q ↔ Hi F ↔ Hi Mid F ↔ Hi Mid G ---- Ignored ← Hi On → Ignored When L.SHELF When other than L.SHELF or HPF When LPF Hi Q When H.SHELF When other than H.SHELF or LPF LPF On Low mode High mode ---- On ↔ ---- Ignored ← On ↔ On ---- Ignored ← Link Type ↔ Type Attack ↔ Release ↔ Ratio ↔ Ratio Gain ↔ Gain Knee ↔ Knee Threshold ↔ On LocComp Aux Comp Attack Release Threshold Matrix Fader ↔ Bus Fader Matrix On ↔ Bus On 16 to aux1–12 *2 SubLow L.SHELF Hi G Mix Comp to aux1–12 *2 Level ↔ ---- to aux1–12 *2 Pre/Post SubLow HPF SubLow G Mix EQ On Aux Send Remote Control functionality PM1D Parameter ---- Notes Bus EQ EQ TYPE ↔ SubLow L.SHELF ↔ SubLow Q ↔ SubLow F ↔ Low F ↔ Low G When HPF Low Q Ignored ← SubLow On → Ignored ---- Low Q → Ignored Low Mid Q Low F → Ignored Low Mid F Low G → Ignored Low Mid G Low On → Ignored HPF On ---- Low Mid Q ↔ Hi Mid Q Low Mid F ↔ Hi Mid F Low Mid G ↔ Hi Mid G Low Mid On → Ignored ---- Mid Q → Ignored ---- Mid F → Ignored ---- Mid G → Ignored ---- Mid On → Ignored ---- Hi Mid Q ↔ ---- Hi Mid F ↔ ---- Hi Mid G ↔ ---- Hi Mid On → Ignored ---- Hi LPF ↔ Hi H.SHELF ↔ Hi Q ↔ Hi F ↔ Hi Mid F ↔ Hi Mid G Hi LPF Ignored ← Hi On → Ignored When L.SHELF When other than L.SHELF or HPF SubLow HPF Hi G Matrix Comp Ignored ← Remote Controller Parameter SubLow HPF SubLow G Matrix EQ Direction*1 When LPF Hi Q When H.SHELF When other than H.SHELF or LPF LPF On Low mode High mode ---- On ↔ ---- Ignored ← On ↔ On ---- On LocComp Ignored ← Link Type ↔ Type Attack ↔ Release ↔ Bus Comp Attack Release Ratio ↔ Ratio Gain ↔ Gain Knee ↔ Knee Threshold ↔ Threshold Stereo Fader ↔ Stereo Fader Stereo Bal ↔ Stereo Bal Stereo On ↔ Stereo On 17 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual PM1D Parameter ---- EQ TYPE ↔ ↔ SubLow Q ↔ SubLow F ↔ Low F ↔ Low G When HPF Low Q SubLow HPF Ignored ← SubLow On → Ignored ---- Low Q → Ignored Low Mid Q Low F → Ignored Low Mid F Low G → Ignored Low Mid G Low On → Ignored HPF On ---- Low Mid Q ↔ Hi Mid Q Low Mid F ↔ Hi Mid F Low Mid G ↔ Hi Mid G Low Mid On → Ignored ---- Mid Q → Ignored ---- Mid F → Ignored ---- Mid G → Ignored ---- Mid On → Ignored ---- Hi Mid Q ↔ ---- Hi Mid F ↔ ---- Hi Mid G ↔ ---- Hi Mid On → Ignored ---- Hi LPF ↔ Hi H.SHELF ↔ Hi Q ↔ Hi F ↔ Hi Mid F ↔ Hi Mid G Hi LPF Ignored ← Hi On → Ignored When LPF Hi Q LPF On Low mode High mode ---- ↔ ---- Ignored ← On ↔ On ---- Ignored ← Link Type ↔ Type Attack ↔ Release ↔ Ratio ↔ Ratio Gain ↔ Gain Knee ↔ Knee Threshold ↔ On LocComp Stereo Comp Attack Release Threshold ↔ Input Pair Mix Pair ↔ Aux Pair Matrix Pair ↔ Bus Pair Word Clock select Input CH Select ↔ Output CH select ↔ Input Cue ↔ Input Solo Mix Cue ↔ Aux Solo Matrix Cue ↔ Bus Solo Stereo Cue ↔ Stereo Solo Cue mode ↔ Solo Sel mode Cue Interruption ↔ Solo Interruption DCA Fader 1-8 ↔ Input Fader Group Fader DCA Fader 9-12 ↔ Output Fader Group Fader DCA Mute 1-8 ↔ Input Fader Group On DCA Mute 9-12 ↔ Output Fader Group On Mute Master 1-8 ↔ Input Mute Master Input CH Select Aux CH select Bus CH select Stereo select 18 When H.SHELF When other than H.SHELF or LPF On Ignored ← When L.SHELF When other than L.SHELF or HPF Input Pair Word Clock status Notes Stereo EQ SubLow L.SHELF Hi G Stereo Comp Ignored ← Remote Controller Parameter SubLow HPF SubLow G Stereo EQ Direction*1 Specify 48k if PM1D is unlocked Remote Control functionality PM1D Parameter Direction*1 Remote Controller Parameter Mute Master 9-12 ↔ Output Mute Master Surround Mode ↔ Surround Mode Input CH Name (Short) ↔ Input CH Name (Short) Input CH Name (Long) ↔ Input CH Name (Long) Mix CH Name (Short) ↔ Aux CH Name (Short) Mix CH Name (Long) ↔ Aux CH Name (Long) Matrix CH Name (Short) ↔ Bus CH Name (Short) Matrix CH Name (Long) ↔ Bus CH Name (Long) Stereo CH Name (Short) L-side only ↔ Stereo CH Name (Short) Stereo CH Name (Long) L-side only ↔ Stereo CH Name (Long) Scene Now # ↔ Scene Now Scene Last # ↔ Scene Last Scene Recall Function ← Scene Recall Function Scene Clear Function ↔ Scene Clear Function Scene Store Function ↔ Scene Store Function Scene Title ↔ Scene Title Scene Protect ↔ Scene Protect Notes column1–4 column1–8 column9–16 *3 column1–4 column1–8 column9–16 *3 column1–4 column1–8 column9–16 *3 column1–4 column1–8 column9–16 *3 *1. Indicates the direction(s) in which remote control is supported. ↔ .................... Commands can be transmitted and received in either direction between the PM1D and the remote controller. Ignored ← ...... This is a parameter not found on the PM1D, so the command will be ignored if it is received from the remote controller. → Ignored ...... This is a parameter not found on the remote controller, so the command will be ignored if it is received from the PM1D. *2. AUX channels on units other than the DM2000 V2 are 1–8. The corresponding MIX channels will depend on the MIX ASSIGN settings in the REMOTE CONTROL SETUP popup window. *3. Since the PM1D does not have column 9–column 16, the data is fixed as “ ” (space) on the remote controller. 19 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual Special considerations This section notes various things you should be aware of concerning the parameters and operations in each screen. ■ PREFERENCE switch CONFIRMATION ON/OFF WARNING MESSAGES ON/OFF These settings are not linked with the console in the system, and therefore must be set individually. GATE/COMP GR METER ON/OFF LINK INTERNAL CALENDAR/CLOCK Since this indicates the date of the PC, it is not linked with the console. Make this setting in the Windows [Control Panel][Date and time]. Others These functions are specific to the console, and do not exist in PM1D Manager. The SELECTED CH field in the AUTO DISPLAY area is not shown in PM1D Manager, but is always enabled. ■ SELECTED INPUT CHANNEL / SELECTED OUTPUT CHANNEL These settings are not linked with the console in the system, and can be set independently. If you recall a scene for which a fade time setting has been specified, the faders/pan in PM1D Manager will immediately indicate the value that is to be reached after fading, and will stop there. However, if you operate a fader while the fade time is being executed, the fade for that channel will be cancelled, and the fader will remain at the position to which you moved it. If the PC and engine alone are online, Fader Start control is performed from PM1D Manager. Thus, even if the scene has a fader time setting, Fader Start will function immediately after scene recall occurs. ■ MIDI program changes / control changes The MIDI ports of the PC cannot be used as MIDI inputs/outputs for the PM1D Manager software. ■ TC events The setting can always be made, but since operation in response to incoming time code is performed by the console itself, the following restrictions apply. Hint You can switch the channel directly by left-clicking or rightclicking SELECTED INPUT CHANNEL / SELECTED OUTPUT CHANNEL field located in the lower part of the screen. ■ MODULE FLIP / FADER FLIP These functions are specific to the console, and do not exist in PM1D Manager. ■ PREVIEW mode on/off (MEMORY screen) This is not linked with the console in the system, and can be set independently. Offline Fixed at Preview mode = off Online Preview mode can be turned on/off Function is valid (*) Offline Online Console exists in the system Function is valid Console does not exist in the system Function is invalid (*) (*) It will not be possible to operate the EVENT RECALLING button or TIME CODE IN button in the TC EVENT screen (MIDI/GPI/TC function). It is not possible to output time code directly from the PC. Nor can the CAPTURE button operated from the PC. ■ Meters The function of the meters will change as follows, depending on the online/offline status of PM1D Manager, and on the presence or absence of a console. No meters will be displayed. Offline If you exit PM1D Manager with Preview mode turned on, the content (Preview mode content) that was displayed when you last exited) will be recovered. However at this time, the PREVIEW button will be turned off. In the same way if you go offline with Preview mode turned on, the contents that had been Preview-displayed when online will be handled as Preview mode = off. ■ Fade time operation Due to functional limitations, realtime control and monitoring of the fade time is not possible on PM1D Manager. Thus, the manual fade function cannot be used. 20 Online Console exists in the system Some meters will not be displayed. (*) Console does not exist in the system All meters will be displayed. (*) Due to functional limitations, some meter data can be displayed only for a single selected channel within the system. In such cases, the channel selected on the console will be given priority. In order to avoid inconsistencies due to the fact that the selected channel is not linked between the PC and console, this type of meter will not be displayed on the PC. Also, the ∑ meter will not be displayed on the PC. Special considerations ■ KEY IN CUE button (GATE PRM screen) Operation will change as follows, depending on the online/offline state of PM1D Manager and on the presence or absence of a console. Operable Offline Online Console exists in the system Not displayed. (*) Console does not exist in the system Operable (*) In order to avoid inconsistencies due to the fact that the selected channel is not linked between the PC and console, this will never be displayed on the PC. ■ SYSTEM CONFIGURATION in screens such as the SYS/W.CLOCK function SYSTEM CONNECTION screen and ENGINE SELECT Operation will change as follows, depending on the online/offline state of PM1D Manager and on the presence or absence of a console. Offline Operable Online Not operable For reasons of safety, the above settings will not be reflected in the connected device even if you select UPLOAD when initiating the connection. (Conversely, the setting of the connected device will be reflected on the PC.) ■ Simultaneous use with other serial communication software such as PM1D LOAD PM1D Manager cannot be used simultaneously on the same port as other serial communication software such as PM1D LOAD. Please exit all such software before starting PM1D Manager. ■ PC connections in a system that includes a console If the system includes a console, connections with the PC are limited in the following ways. • When online, the following items cannot be operated from PM1D Manager. (However, they can be operated from the console.) – Load/save operations in the LOAD/SAVE screen (UTILITY function) – STORE, TITLE EDIT, and APPLY EDIT button operations, changes to Scene Link, and Scene Sort in the MEMORY screen (SCENE function) – STORE, TITLE EDIT, and APPLY EDIT button operations in the various libraries – Startup/viewing/operations in the UNIT, PATCH, and NAME library popup windows ■ UNIQUE No. in the SYS/W.CLOCK function SYSTEM CONNECTION screen Operation will change as follows, depending on the online/offline state of PM1D Manager and on the presence or absence of a console. Not displayed Offline Online Console exists in the system Displayed / not settable Console does not exist in the system Displayed / settable ■ DIGITAL I/O connector select button and PC CONNECTION area in the SYS/W.CLOCK function SYSTEM CONNECTION screen These functions are specific to the console, and do not exist in PM1D Manager. ■ MUTE MODE buttons in the lower part of the display / DIRECT RECALL screen / MUTE GROUP ASSIGN screen These are not linked with the console in the system, and can therefore be operated independently. ■ LOAD/SAVE screen The number of characters that can be used in a filename is eight characters plus the filename extension (.PM1). If this number of characters is exceeded, the file cannot be recognized by PM1D Manager, and the file may not be displayed in the file list. Please be aware of this if you modify the filename in Windows. 21 PM1D Manager V2 for Windows Owner’s Manual USB MIDI Driver If you are connecting the console/engine to a USB port on your PC, you’ll need to install the Yamaha USB driver. If this driver is already installed, or if you will be using a serial connection (RS-232-C connector), you do not need to install the USB driver. PC The procedure for installing the Yamaha USB driver depends on the version of Windows that you are using. PM1D Manager USB cable Driver Console/engine (CS1D/DSP1D) Windows 2000 1. Start your PC and Windows, log on as the Administrator, and then insert the included CD-ROM into your PC’s CD-ROM drive. 2. Go to My Computer→Control Panel→ System→Hardware→Driver Signing→File Signature Verification, select “Ignore-Install all files, regardless of file signature,” and then click OK. 3. Power-off the console/engine, and use a USB cable to connect the console/engine to the PC. The USB connector of the console/engine is located in the PC CONTROL section of the rear panel. 4. Turn on the console/engine. The Found New Hardware Wizard appears. 5. Click Next. 6. Select “Search for a suitable driver for my device (Recommended),” and then click Next. 7. In the subsequent window, select “CD-ROM drives” only, and then click Next. You may be prompted to insert your Windows CD-ROM. Do not insert it! Click OK, and in the “Copy files from” section of the subsequent dialog box, enter “D:\USBdrv2k_” (replacing “D” with the drive letter of your CD-ROM drive), and then click OK. The driver is installed, and the message “Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard” appears. 8. Click Finish, and then restart your PC. Windows XP 1. Power-on the PC, and when Windows starts up, log in using an account with Administrator privileges. 2. Insert the included CD-ROM into your PC’s CDROM drive. 3. Click the Start button, and then click Control Panel. If the Control Panel window appears as shown below, click “Switch to Classic View” on the left side of the window in order to see all the control panels. 4. Go to System Hardware→Driver signatures→ Driver signature options, select “Ignore-Install software without asking for confirmation,” and then click OK. 5. Click OK to close the System Properties window, and then click the Close button to close the Control Panel window. 6. Power-off the console/engine, and use a USB cable to connect the console/engine to the PC. The USB connector of the console/engine is located in the PC CONTROL section of the rear panel. 7. Turn on the console/engine. The Found New Hardware Wizard appears. 8. Select “Install software automatically (recommended) (I),” and then click Next. The driver is installed, and the message “Completing the Found New Hardware Wizard” appears. 9. Click Finish, and then restart your PC. 22 USB MIDI Driver Troubleshooting Cannot control the console/engine via USB • Have you installed the Yamaha USB MIDI driver (see page 22)? • Is the USB cable connected correctly (see page 11)? • Have you correctly set the Communication Port in the Option menu of PM1D Manager? Cannot install the Yamaha USB MIDI Driver • Is the USB cable connected correctly (see page 11)? Try disconnecting the USB cable, and then reconnecting it. • Is USB enabled? When the console/engine is connected to your PC for the first time, if the Add New Hardware Wizard doesn’t appear, it may be because your PC’s USB controller is disabled. To check this, open the System control panel, click the Device Manager tab, and check for any crosses (x) or exclamation marks (!) next to the “Universal Serial Bus controllers” and “USB Root Hub” items. If these items do have these marks next to them, your USB controller is disabled. For information on enabling your USB controller, refer to your PC’s documentation. • If for some reason installation of the Yamaha USB Driver fails, the CS1D/DSP1D may be registered as an unknown device and you may not be able to reinstall the driver until the unknown device is deleted. In this case, open the System control panel, click the Device Manager tab, and select the “View devices by connection” option. If an item called “Other devices” appears in the list, click it. If there’s an item called “Unknown device,” select it and then click the Remove button. Disconnect the USB cable, then reconnect it, and now try installing the driver again. Improving performance • If your PC seems unresponsive, make sure it satisfies the system requirements (see page 3). • Quit any other applications that you are not using. Cannot suspend or resume your PC • Suspend will not work if there are any MIDI applications open. • Windows 2000: Depending on the USB controller, etc., on some systems, suspend and resume may not work properly. If the console/engine stops responding, try disconnecting and reconnecting the USB cable. Cannot communicate with the PM1D system • Turn off power conservation settings on your computer (e.g., suspend, sleep, standby, hibernate). If power conservation is enabled, communication may be impossible or the connection may fail during operation. 23 U.R.G., Pro Audio & Digital Musical Instrument Division, Yamaha Corporation © 2002 Yamaha Corporation WF52700 806IPAPx.x-0xA1 Printed in Japan