Yamaha MLAN Patchbay Manuel utilisateur

“mLAN Patchbay” is application software that allows mLAN plugs (virtual

input/output jacks) to be connected to or disconnected from the mLAN bus

(system), and synchronization settings of each mLAN device to be managed

— all under centralized control from your computer. The Macintosh version

manages the mLAN devices via IEEE 1394, and the Windows version man-

ages them via the serial interface.

Table of Contents

Starting mLAN Patchbay

.......... 2

Windows98/95 environment ....... 2

Macintosh environment............... 2

Menu bar

..................................... 3

File .............................................. 3

Edit.............................................. 4

View ............................................ 5

Option ........................................ 6

Help (Windows only) ................. 10

Main window

............................11

Tabs ...........................................11

Tool buttons...............................11

Data list

......................................13

Operation

...................................15

Making a connection..................15

Breaking a connection................16

Master and slave settings............16

Master and Slave mode settings ...17

• The software and this owner’s manual are exclusive copyrights of Yamaha Corporation.

• Copying of the software or reproduction of this manual in whole or in part by any means is

expressly forbidden without the written consent of the manufacturer.

• Yamaha makes no representations or warranties with regard to the use of the software and documen-

tation and cannot be held responsible for the results of the use of this manual and the software.

• Copying of the commercially available music sequence data and/or digital audio ﬁles is strictly

prohibited except for your personal use.

• The company names and product names in this owner’s manual are the trademarks or regis-

tered trademarks of their respective companies.

• The screen displays as illustrated in this owner’s manual are for instructional purposes, and may

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

This owner’s manual assumes that you are already familiar with basic Windows/Mac-

intosh operation. If you are not, please refer to the owner’s manual which came with

your Windows/Mac OS software before using mLAN Patchbay.

For information about hardware requirements, the interconnection of devices and

the installation of the mLAN Patchbay software, refer to the separate “Installation

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

This owner’s manual is applicable to the mLAN Patchbay for both Windows and

Macintosh. The screen illustrations are mainly taken from the mLAN Patchbay for

Macintosh.

After installing mLAN Patchbay and making the necessary connections, start up mLAN Patchbay as fol-

lows.

Windows98/95 environment

In Windows 98/95, select “Start” button

→

“Programs (P)” menu

→

“mLAN Tools,” and choose

“mLAN Patchbay.”

If the state of the bus is not read within a certain length of time after the program is

started, check to make sure that the Serial Port value matches the COM port on

your computer to which the serial cable is connected, and that no other application

programs are using the COM port. (Page 8.)

Macintosh environment

Double-click the mLAN Patchbay icon.

Starting mLAN Patchbay

File

New

Create a new ﬁle. The Audio and MIDI pages will show all mLAN plugs of the current bus (system) as

unconnected. The WCLK page will display the current word clock (synchronization) status of the bus. If

you wish to view the latest connection status of the bus, select the [Option] menu command [Update].

Open ...

Open an existing ﬁle. The previously-saved connection status (Audio/MIDI pages) and synchronization

status (WCLK page) will be displayed. Simply opening a ﬁle will not cause its settings to be reﬂected on the

bus.

If you wish to apply the settings of all pages, select the [Option] menu command [Apply].

Close the ﬁle you are currently editing.

Save

Save the currently-edited ﬁle by overwriting it.

Save As...

Save the currently-edited ﬁle under another name.

Print... (Windows only)

Print the currently selected page.

Information (Property)

Open the Information (Property) dialog box to view detailed information on the selected mLAN plug

or mLAN device.

In the Information (Property) dialog box you can modify the Nickname.

A Nickname you modify in the Property dialog box will not be applied to the bus

until you execute the [Option] menu command [Apply].

Quit

Exit mLAN Patchbay.

Menu bar

Edit

Undo/Redo

Undo returns the previously-edited item to its previous state. After Undo is executed, this command

will change to Redo. Redo cancels the effect of Undo, restoring the item to its edited state.

Disconnect

Disconnect the selected mLAN plug and save it in the clipboard. This cannot be used in the WCLK page.

Copy

Copy the selected mLAN plug and save it in the clipboard. This cannot be used in the WCLK page.

Paste

Connect the mLAN plug copied in the clipboard to the selected mLAN plug. This cannot be used in the

WCLK page.

Search... (Windows only)

Open the Search Plug dialog box. This cannot be used in the WCLK page.

Before using this, you must ﬁrst open either the Audio or the MIDI page depending

on the mLAN plug for which you wish to search.

Search Plug dialog box

The Search Plug dialog box lets you ﬁnd the location of the desired mLAN plugs.

1. In the Module Nickname column, select the mLAN device that contains the mLAN plugs you

wish to ﬁnd.

2. In the Plug Direction column, select either From (output plugs) or To (input plugs).

3. In the Plug column, select the mLAN plug that you wish to ﬁnd, and then click [OK].

Disconnect All

Disconnect all mLAN plugs connected to the selected mLAN plug. This cannot be used in the WCLK

page.

Disconnect Field All

Disconnect all mLAN plugs (output plugs / input plugs) of the speciﬁed mLAN device.

If an item in the From ﬁeld is selected, all mLAN plugs in the To ﬁeld will be disconnected. If an item in

the To ﬁeld is selected, all mLAN plugs in the From ﬁeld will be disconnected. This cannot be used in

the WCLK page.

Connect All (Windows only)

Connect all mLAN plugs that are copied to the clipboard to all mLAN plugs of the speciﬁed mLAN

device. Available only on the Audio page.

View

View Toolbar

Switch the tool buttons between visible and hidden.

Status bar (Macintosh only)

Lets you to select visible or hidden for the status indication.

Column Filter

Switch each item in the data list between visible and hidden.

Ve nd er :

Hide/show the Vender item.

Module:

Hide/show the Module item.

Nickname:

Hide/show the Nickname item. This cannot be used in the WCLK page.

Plug Name:

Hide/show the Plug Name item. This cannot be used in the WCLK page.

Format:

Hide/show the Format item. This cannot be used in the WCLK page.

Option

Update

Show the mLAN devices currently on the bus and their settings on the appropriate pages.

Apply

Apply the state speciﬁed in all pages to the mLAN devices on the bus.

After you click the [Apply] button, the status of the application may not match the

status of the mLAN device. After clicking the button, click the [Update] button or

use the Auto Update function (page 10).

Identify

Issue an Identify to the selected mLAN device. The mLAN connector’s LED on the mLAN device that

has received an “Identify” will ﬂash for ﬁve seconds.

Device Color... (Windows only)

Open the Device Color dialog box.

Device Color dialog box

In the Device Color dialog box you can specify the display color for each mLAN device.

1. Select the mLAN device whose device color you wish to specify.

2. Click [Selecting Color]. The color dialog box will appear.

3. Select the color that you wish to use for the mLAN device.

If you wish to customize the color, click [Customize Color] and add the desired color.

4. Click [OK]. The selected color will be displayed in Sample Color.

5. Click [OK], and the display color of the mLAN device will be changed. If you decide not to

change the color, click [Cancel].

Preference (Windows only)

Open the Preference dialog box. In the Preference dialog box you can make settings for Shortcuts, Color

and Other.

Preference dialog box

[Shortcuts]

Specify (customize) the menu shortcut keys.

1. Select the menu item for which you wish to specify a shortcut key.

2. Click the New Shortcut ﬁeld, and then press the key that you wish to specify as the shortcut.

3. Click [Assign] to ﬁnalize the setting. If you click [Revert Panel], you will return to the settings

of the previous step. If you click [Initial setting], the default settings (Ctrl + ﬁrst letter of the

action) will be applied. To clear the settings, click [Clear].

[Color]

You can specify the color and background color in the data list.

1. Select an item to be edited and click [Color]. The Color dialog opens.

2. Select the desired color.

3. Click [OK]. The selected color appears below the item.

To reset the color and background color to their initial settings, click [Revert Sel] and [Revert

Back] respectively.

[Other]

Serial port:

Select the COM port that is used to connect the computer and mLAN device.

If there is a problem such as failure to read data, check whether this value

matches the COM port you are actually using.

Command Time out Time:

Set the response time that is taken from the issuance of a command to

the mLAN device until the receipt of a response from the device.

Line space:

Specify the display spacing at which mLAN plugs or mLAN devices are shown on a

page.

Popup menu type:

Select the display method that will be used for popup menus when you connect

a mLAN plug in the Audio or MIDI pages, or when you manually select the Master mLAN device

for a Slave mLAN device in the WCLK page.

For the Audio or MIDI page

If you specify “Normal,” popup menus will be displayed as shown below.

The upper line will extend from the module name to the plug name.

Popup menu type

Audio page

The lower line will skip the module name and extend from the nickname to the plug name.

If you specify “Nickname,” Vender/Module will be omitted as shown below, and display will

begin with the Nickname.

For the WCLK page

If you specify “Normal,” popup menus will be displayed as shown below.

The upper line will extend from the module name to the nickname.

The lower line will skip the module name and extend to the nickname.

Audio page

If you specify “Nickname,” Vender/Module will be omitted as shown below, and display will

begin with the Nickname.

By right-clicking while holding down the Ctrl key, you can access the

type of popup menu opposite to that which was selected.

Auto Update type:

These are options for when executing the Apply command.

WCLK page only

After Apply has been completed, the WCLK page display will automatically be updated to

the current state of the bus. This is convenient when you wish to verify the synchronization

data after executing Apply.

All pages

After Apply has been completed, the display of all pages will automatically be updated to

the current state of the bus. This is convenient when you wish to verify that all data was cor-

rectly applied to the bus after Apply was executed.

No Auto Update

No action will be performed after Apply is completed.

Auto Update Wait Time

Specify the interval time following Apply after which the display will be updated to the cur-

rent state of the bus. The units are seconds.

The initial setting is three seconds. If you have connected six or more

mLAN devices, set this value higher than three seconds.

Help (Windows only)

About mLAN Patchbay (A)...

Display version information for mLAN Patchbay.

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