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or the driver is not installed at all. Turn back a couple of pages and fol-

low the instructions for Windows Driver Installation.

SOLUTION 2: The sequencer program is not set up to use the BiPort

driver. This must be done from within the program itself. Make sure the

BiPort input and output devices are selected for use by your sequencer

program.

SYMPTOM: The unit works fine with some of my programs but does-

n’t work with others.

SOLUTION: There is probably a set-up problem with the program that

isn’t working. It is likely that you haven’t selected the BiPort driver

from within your application.

SYMPTOM: The BiPort 2x4s driver is properly installed but I’m not

getting any sound when I run my sequencer.

SOLUTION 1: Your Windows application must select the BiPort 2x4s

as its MIDI Input and Output device. This is done from within the appli-

cation itself.

SOLUTION 2: The BiPort does not produce sound. Instead it connects

to external MIDI devices that do produce sound, like a MIDI synthesizer.

Make sure that external MIDI device is properly set up and connected to

the BiPort.

SOLUTION 3: The driver may be disabled. Go to Settings | Control

Panel | System | Device Manager, then open up the list under “Sound,

video and game controllers” by clicking on the “+” sign. Highlight the

BiPort, click Properties, and then click the Midiman Driver Settings tab

to view the settings that you have selected. If the COM port is set to

“Disable,” then select the proper COM port.

SYMPTOM: My keyboard shows “MIDI Data Error,” or “MIDI Buffer

Full”.

SOLUTION: Check your MIDI cables and MIDI connections. Be sure

the cables are plugged in all the way. If the problem persists try new

cables.

SYMPTOM: MIDI is being sent and received properly but when I play

my sequencer it lags and bogs down.

SOLUTION: Make sure you don’t have a MIDI feedback loop. Try turn-

ing the “Local Control” on your keyboard to OFF if it is being used both

as a controller and as a sound module. A MIDI feedback loop can also

occur if the MIDI Out of the interface is somehow connected back to the

MIDI In through some external device. This can be avoided by turning

off the MIDI Thru on either your keyboard or in the application soft-

ware.