M-Audio MIDISPORT 8x8/s [14/52] Serial driver installation for windows 95

4. If Windows does find one or more PnP devices, select No, the device isn’t in

the list and select Next>. (The MIDISPORT 8x8/s is not PnP on the serial

port, and will never show up in this list.)

5. Windows then asks if you would like it to search for the new hardware.

Select “No, I want to select the hardware from a list” and press the Next>

button.

6. Windows wants you to select the type of hardware you are installing. Scroll

down the list and highlight Sound, video and game controllers. Then click

on Next>.

7. When the next dialog appears, click on the Have Disk... button.

8. Insert the Driver Software CD or diskette in the proper drive and click on

OK. Type in (or browse until you locate) [your CD ROM drive

letter]:\8x8MIDISPORT\win98&w2k. In most cases this will be

d:\\8x8MIDISPORT\win98&w2k, but your CD drive may be a different

drive letter. If your unit came with a floppy disk, use the drive letter of your

floppy drive, most often A:\.

9. When the next dialog appears, click on OK to the MIDISPORT 8x8/s.

10. When the next dialog appears, click on Finish. Windows will copy and install

the Windows driver files.

11. Next you will be prompted for the MIDISPORT 8x8/s setup. The driver

COM Port setting defaults to Disable. Click on the arrow to select the proper

COM port. Click on OK.

12. Your MIDISPORT drivers are installed! Pressing the front panel Mode switch

until the PC LED lights and begins to blink will make the MIDISPORT

available as a serial port interface. To test the MIDISPORT functionality on

your PC’s COM port, see section “PC Diagnostics Application.”

Serial Driver Installation for Windows 95

Connect the MIDISPORT to the chosen serial port on your computer. Power up

the MIDISPORT, then boot your computer.

1. From the Windows95 Start menu, select Settings | Control Panel | Add New

Hardware.

2. Press the Next> button.

3. Click radio button No because you do not want Windows to search for new

hardware. Click on Next>.

4. Scroll down in the box and select Sound, video and game controllers. Click

on the Next> button.

5. Click on Have Disk... button.