<<Roland Serial MIDI Driver Ver.3.1 for Windows NT>>

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File Organization
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+---- README.TXT: This File
+---- DISK 1: Serial MIDI Driver for Windows NT Installer
+---- Drv: Serial MIDI Driver for Windows NT
      +---- OEMSETUP.INF: Settings File
      +---- RDSMIDNT.DLL: Serial MIDI User Mode Driver
      +---- RDSMIDNT.SYS: Serial MIDI Kernel Mode Driver
      +---- RDSMIDNT.EXE: Serial MIDI Support Program



Contents
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- Before Using the Serial MIDI Driver
  (Read this FIRST)
- Cautions and Limitations
- Features of the Driver
- Installing the Driver
- Changing and Checking Driver Settings
- About the Settings Dialog Box
- Performing with MediaPlayer
- Using Applications
- Uninstalling the Driver
- Reinstalling the Driver
- About Error Messages Displayed When Installing, Setting, and Deleting 
  Drivers
- Troubleshooting


Before Using the Serial MIDI Driver
----------------------------------------------

This document contains important information and a number of cautions to
note when installing the driver.

1. This driver is Serial MIDI Driver for the Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 
   Operating System Version 4.0 (x86 Version).

2. This driver is compatible with IBM PC or compatible computers.

3. This driver operates when connected to a IBM PC or compatible 
   computer standard serial port (with the serial port using IC 16550A 
   or compatible product).


Cautions and Limitations
----------------------------------------------

The following is a list of cautions and limitations concerning the use 
of the Serial MIDI Driver.

1. Never delete any rdsmidnt.* file.
   Deleting even one of these files renders the Serial MIDI Driver
   unusable. 
   If such a file should accidentally be deleted, you will need to
   reinstall the driver, following the instructions in "Reinstalling the
   Driver."

2. Do not start up the rdsmidnt.exe program by itself.

3. When "Enable" is selected for the "Enable CTS/RTS Flow Control" 
   setting, never remove or change computer cables or shut off and turn 
   back on the power to the sound generator during recording or 
   playback using the Serial MIDI Driver.
   Doing so may result in unexpected malfunction in programs or sound 
   generators that input and output accumulated data in large blocks.

4. Only one Serial MIDI Driver can be installed.


Features of the Driver
-------------------------------------------------

This driver offers the following features:

1. Multiclient support
   Up to two MIDI applications can be used simultaneously for each MIDI port.

2. Serial port is used only while the serial MIDI driver is actually in use
   When the serial MIDI driver is not being used, you can reconnect a modem or 
   other device and use it without restarting Windows.

3. Support for the SC-8850
   In addition to using the 64 parts of the SC-8850, you can use the MIDI OUT 1
   / MIDI IN 1 connectors of the SC-8850 as independent ports.

4. Support for the SC-8820
   In addition to using the 32 parts of the SC-8820, you can use the MIDI OUT
   / MIDI IN connectors of the SC-8820 as independent ports.


Installing the Driver - 1
----------------------------------------------

Installing the driver requires that the Administrator or other user 
with such authority log on to Windows NT.
For more information regarding this, consult your computer 
system administrator.

In normal circumstances, run the "setup.exe" program found in the 
"DISK1" folder, and carry out the installation according to the
instructions appearing on the screen. After the installation is 
completed, a dialog box prompting you to restart the computer appears 
on the screen; restart the computer. The driver does not become 
operational unless the computer is restarted.
Additionally, a number of settings are required during the installation 
process. Use the following as a reference when making the settings.

- [Select Port] dialog
Select a COM port corresponding to the serial connector (RS-232C 
connector) of the computer to which the sound generator is connected.

- [Select MIDI OUT Port Number] dialog
Select the number of MIDI OUT ports that you wish to use.

SC-8850: You can use SC-8850 part groups A-D, and the MIDI OUT 1 connector.

SC-8820: You can use SC-8820 part groups A, B, and the MIDI OUT connector.

2 ports: When using a sound module such as the SC-88/SC-88Pro, which 
         supports 32 parts, you can use both part groups A and B.

1 port:  Only one port can be used.


Installing the Driver - 2
-----------------------------------------------------------

If you can't install the driver by "Installing the Driver - 1 -", please 
install by the following steps.

Installing the driver requires that the Administrator or other user 
with such authority log on to Windows NT.
For more information regarding this, consult your computer system
administrator.

1. Open the Control Panel and double click on "Multimedia."

2. Click on the "Devices" tab to display the multimedia devices.

3. Click on the "Add" button.
   The "Add" dialog box is displayed. From the "List of Drivers" select 
   "Unlisted or Updated Driver" and click on the "OK" button.

4. The "Install Driver" dialog box is displayed. 
   Enter the directory into which oemsetup.inf is to be placed, or click
   on the "Browse" button to display the "Browse" dialog box, go to the
   directory into which oemsetup.inf is to be placed, and click on the 
   "OK" button.

5. Click on the "OK" button.
   The "Add Unlisted or Updated Driver" dialog box is displayed. Select 
   "Roland Serial MIDI Driver for Windows NT" and click on the "OK"
   button.

6. The "Roland Serial MIDI Driver Settings" dialog box is displayed.
   Make the settings for "COM Ports," "Use multiple ports," and 
   "Activate CTS/RTS Flow Control" and click on the "OK" button.

7. When the installation is successfully completed, the "System Setting
   Change" dialog box is displayed.
   Click on the "Restart Now" button to restart Window NT.
   If the installation is not properly completed, the "Roland Serial
   MIDI Driver" dialog box opens and an error message is displayed.
   If this case, please refer to <About Error Messages Displayed When 
   Installing, Setting, and Deleting Drivers> to find the solution to 
   the error.

8. After restarting, refer to "Performing with MediaPlayer" and enable 
   Serial MIDI.


Changing and Checking Driver Settings
----------------------------------------------
Changing and checking driver settings requires that the Administrator 
or other user with such authority log on to Windows NT.
For more information regarding this, consult your computer system
administrator.

1. When changing driver settings, always make sure to first quit all 
   applications using the Serial MIDI Driver.
   This is unnecessary when only checking the settings.

2. Open the Control Panel, double click on "Multimedia," then click on
   the "Devices" tab to display the multimedia devices.

3. Double click on "MIDI Devices and Instruments" and select "MIDI for 
   Roland Serial MIDI Driver for Windows NT." 

4. Click on the "Properties" button to display "Roland Serial MIDI 
   Driver for Windows NT Properties." 

5. Click on the "Settings" button to display the "Roland Serial MIDI 
   Driver Settings" dialog box.

6. When changing the settings, make the desired setting changes and 
   click on the "OK" button.
   If only checking the settings, be sure to click on the "Cancel"
   button after the settings have been confirmed.

   * For detailed information about the parameters, please refer 
     to "About the Settings Dialog Box."

7. (Only when changing the settings)
   When the setting changes are completed properly, the "System Setting
   Change" dialog box is displayed.
   Click on the "Restart Now" button to restart Windows NT.
   If the setting changes are not properly completed, the "Roland Serial
   MIDI Driver" dialog box opens and an error message is displayed.
   If this case, please refer to <About Error Messages Displayed When 
   Installing, Setting, and Deleting Drivers> to find the solution to 
   the error.


About the Settings Dialog Box
---------------------------------------------------------
In the settings dialog box, you select:
- the COM port to be used
- whether or not multiple ports are to be used
- whether or not CTS/RTS flow control is to be used

- COM ports
  Select the COM port that corresponds to the serial connector (RS-232C 
  connector) of the computer that is connected to the sound generator.

- Use multiple ports
  If you wish to use a sound generator such as the SC-88/SC-88Pro/SC-8850/SC-8820, 
  which supports multiple ports, check this check box so that multiple MIDI 
  ports can be used over a single computer cable.

- Sound generator
  If "Use multiple ports" is checked, you will be able to select the sound 
  generator. Choose the desired sound generator from the list. The list item 
  "SC-88, SC-88Pro" includes models such as the SC-88ST/SK-88Pro/SC-88ST Pro.

- Activate CTS/RTS Flow Control
  Some sound generators support CTS/RTS flow control. By checking this check 
  box, you may be able to avoid problems that can occur in transmission of 
  music data.
  If you do not know whether or not your sound generator supports this, use the 
  default setting ("Disabled").

  * If you change this setting, it will take effect the next time you restart 
    Windows.


Performing with MediaPlayer
----------------------------------------------

1. Double click on "Multimedia" in "Control Panel."

2. Open the "MIDI" page, and in "Single instrument," select "Roland 
   Serial MIDI Out A."

3. Open MediaPlayer, select a MIDI file, then play back the file.


Using Applications
---------------------------------------------------------
For your application, select the Roland Serial MIDI Driver as the MIDI device 
to be used. (For details on making this setting, refer to the owner's manual 
for your application.)
The device name of the Roland Serial MIDI Driver will be as follows depending 
on the settings in the Driver setting dialog box.

> Use multiple ports: unchecked
  MIDI OUT device
    Roland Serial MIDI Out A
  MIDI IN device
    Roland Serial MIDI Input

> Use multiple ports: checked    Sound generator: SC-88, SC-88Pro
  MIDI OUT device
    Roland Serial MIDI Out A --- part group A
    Roland Serial MIDI Out B --- part group B
  MIDI IN device
    Roland Serial MIDI Input

> Use multiple ports: checked   Sound generator: SC-8850
  MIDI OUT device
    Roland Serial MIDI Out A --- SC-8850 part group A
    Roland Serial MIDI Out B --- SC-8850 part group B
    Roland Serial MIDI Out C --- SC-8850 part group C
    Roland Serial MIDI Out D --- SC-8850 part group D
    Roland Serial MIDI Out E --- SC-8850 MIDI OUT 1 connector
  MIDI IN device
    Roland SC-8850 ------------- SC-8850 part groups A-D
    Roland SC-8850 MIDI IN 1 --- SC-8850 MIDI IN 1 connector

> Use multiple ports: checked   Sound generator: SC-8820
  MIDI OUT device
    Roland Serial MIDI Out A --- SC-8820 part group A
    Roland Serial MIDI Out B --- SC-8820 part group B
    Roland Serial MIDI Out C --- SC-8820 MIDI OUT connector
  MIDI IN device
    Roland SC-8820 ------------- SC-8820 part groups A, B
    Roland SC-8820 MIDI IN ----- SC-8820 MIDI IN connector


Uninstalling the Driver
----------------------------------------------
Uninstalling the driver requires that the Administrator or other user 
with such authority log on to Windows NT.
For more information regarding this, consult your computer system
administrator.


1. Quit all applications using the Serial MIDI Driver.

2. Open the Control Panel and double click on "Multimedia."

3. Click on the "Devices" tab to display the Multimedia devices.

4. Double click on "MIDI Devices and Instruments" and select "MIDI for 
   Roland Serial MIDI Driver for Windows NT." 

5. Click on the "Remove" button.
   The "Remove" dialog box is displayed; click on the "Yes" button.

6. When the uninstall is completed properly, the "System Setting Change"
   dialog box is displayed.
   Click on the "Restart Now" button to restart Windows NT.
   If the uninstall is not properly completed, the "Roland Serial MIDI 
   Driver" dialog box opens and an error message is displayed.
   If this case, please refer to <About Error Messages Displayed When 
   Installing, Setting, and Deleting Drivers> to find the solution to 
   the error.



Reinstalling the Driver
----------------------------------------------
Reinstalling the driver requires that the Administrator or other user 
with such authority log on to Windows NT.
For more information regarding this, consult your computer system
administrator.

1. Make a note of the current settings according to the instructions in
   <Changing and Checking Driver Settings>.

2. Follow the instructions in <Uninstalling the Driver> to delete the 
   driver.

3. Follow the instructions in <Installing the Driver> to install the 
   driver.
   A dialog box with the message "Driver installed" is displayed; click 
   on the "New Driver" button.
   Reenter the settings using the notes taken in Step 1.


About Error Messages Displayed When Installing, Setting, and Deleting Drivers
----------------------------------------------
If  the dialog box "Roland Serial MIDI Driver" appears in the display
when installing, setting, or deleting the Serial MIDI Driver, it means 
that some kind of error has occurred.
Use the following descriptions to determine and correct the error.

1. If "An error occurred during the installation." is displayed
   (Displayed when installing or making settings to the driver):

   This message appears when, during the installation or setting of the 
   driver, the driver cannot start up with the selected value. This may 
   be due to with insufficient memory or damaged driver files, or if 
   the driver is not installed correctly.
   First quit Windows NT, then after restarting, reinstall the driver 
   and make the settings again.

2. If "Writing to registry failed (Code 000)." is displayed
   (Displayed when installing the driver):

   This message appears during the installation of the driver if driver 
   information cannot be written into the registry when an attempt to 
   do so is made.
   Try installing the driver again.
   If "Writing to registry failed (Code 000)." still appears, first quit
   Windows NT, then after restarting, reinstall the driver and make the 
   settings again.

3. If "Writing to registry failed (Code 001)." is displayed
   (Displayed when making settings to the driver):

   This message appears when the "Cancel" button is clicked in the 
   driver settings.
   This may indicate that information previously entered into the has 
   not been correctly written to the registry, which becomes apparent 
   when different information is used the next time driver settings are 
   made, or it may indicate one of the error messages in <9. >, <10.>, 
   or <11. >.

4. If "Writing to registry failed (Code 002)." is displayed
   (Displayed when installing and making settings to the driver):

   This message indicates that when, in installing or making settings 
   to the driver, one or more settings values failed to be written into 
   the registry.
   First quit Windows NT, then after restarting, reinstall the driver 
   and make the settings again.
   In addition, if this message appears when settings are being made, 
   be aware that it may indicate that the driver has been deleted. In 
   this case, reinstallation of the driver is necessary. Note that 
   previous data has been corrupted.

5. If "Cannot delete registry (Code 000)." is displayed
   (Displayed when uninstalling the driver):

   This message appears when, for whatever reason, driver information 
   written in the registry cannot be deleted.
   In this case, it may indicate that the driver has not been properly 
   deleted.
   After restarting Windows NT, confirm that the driver has been 
   deleted.

6. If "Cannot delete registry (Code 001)." is displayed
   (Displayed when uninstalling the driver):

   This message appears when, for whatever reason, driver information 
   written in the registry cannot be deleted.
   In this case, it may indicate that the driver has not been properly 
   deleted.
   After restarting Windows NT, confirm that the driver has been 
   deleted.

7. If "Driver currently in use." is displayed
   (Displayed when making settings to the driver):

   This message appears if the "OK" button is clicked when making 
   settings while an application using the Serial MIDI Driver is running.
   In this case, first quit all applications using the Serial MIDI
   Driver, then click on the "OK" button.
   Furthermore, if the "Cancel" button is clicked after the message is 
   displayed, a dialog box with the message "Sound driver temporarily 
   disabled." is displayed, indicating that the driver is being 
   disabled temporarily. Be sure to click on the "OK" button in this 
   instance.
   If "Cancel" is pressed instead, the computer may restart, or without 
   restarting, all programs using the Serial MIDI Driver may quit with
   the Serial MIDI Driver settings then opening, and by clicking the 
   "OK" button, the driver is then enabled without any settings having
   been made.

8. If "Driver cannot be installed." is displayed
   (Displayed when installing the driver):

   This message appears when, for whatever reason, the driver cannot be 
   installed.
   First quit Windows NT, then after restarting, reinstall the driver.

9. If "Insufficient memory." is displayed
   (Displayed when installing and making settings to the driver):

   This message indicates that, for whatever reason, in installing or 
   making settings to the driver, the amount of memory needed to run the
   driver cannot be secured.
   First quit Windows NT, then after restarting, reinstall the driver 
   and make the settings again.

10. If "Error in 'COM Ports' setting. Reset to default value 
   (Code 000)." is displayed
   (Displayed when making settings to the driver):

   This message is displayed during settings if the value for the "COM 
   Ports" setting written to the registry is incorrect.
   In this case, reset to the default value. The default value is "the 
   lowest-numbered COM port that can be used."
   Example: If COM 1 and COM 4 cannot be used, but COM 2 and COM 3 can, 
            then COM 2 becomes the default value.

11. If "Error in 'Activate CTS/RTS Flow Control' setting. Reset to 
   default value (Code 000)." is displayed
   (Displayed when making settings to the driver):

   This message is displayed during settings if the value for the 
   "Activate CTS/RTS Flow Control" setting written to the registry is 
   incorrect.
   In this case, reset to the default value. The default value is "OFF 
   (not enabled)."

12. If the message: "The 'Use multiple ports' setting is incorrect. Default 
    setting will be restored (Code 000)." appears.
    (This will appear when making driver settings)

    When you are making settings, this will appear if the "Use multiple ports" 
    value written in the registry was incorrect.
    In this case, the value will be set to the default and displayed. The 
    default value is as follows.

      Use multiple ports -> ON (enabled)
      Sound generator: -> SC88, SC-88Pro

13. If "Cannot use the selected COM port." is displayed
   (Displayed when making settings to the driver):

   This message is displayed when the highlighted COM port is selected 
   and the "OK" button is clicked.
   In this case, select a COM port that is not highlighted, then click 
   on the "OK" button.

14. If "No COM port available." is displayed
   (Displayed when installing and making settings to the driver):

   This is displayed when there is no COM port available for use.
   For example, if a computer has only one COM port, and a serial mouse 
   is connected to it, then the port becomes unavailable as a serial 
   port.
   If this message appears during installation, quit the installer.
   If it appears during settings, it indicates that no settings can be 
   made.
   In this case, secure an additional COM port for use as a serial port.



- Troubleshooting
----------------------------------------------
Here are some answers to problems that may arise when using the Serial 
MIDI Driver.

Q: I can't install the driver.
A: It seems an error message has been displayed.
   If the "Roland Serial MIDI Driver" dialog box appears in the display,
   refer to the items in <About Error Messages Displayed When Installing,
   Setting, and Deleting Drivers> to determine and correct the error.
   If a different dialog box appears, correct the problem according to 
   the directions that accompany the error message.
   If no error message is displayed, it may indicate that a file you are
   trying to install is damaged; install using intact files.

Q: Serial MIDI Device does not appear in "MIDI" settings in 
   "Multimedia."
A: It may be that the device is not being recognized properly by 
   Windows NT.
   Refer to the steps described in <Reinstalling the Driver> to 
   reinstall the driver.

Q: Multiple ports (such as "Roland Serial MIDI Out B") are not shown in the 
   MIDI device display.
A: These will not appear unless you enable "Use multiple ports" in the driver 
   setting. To change the setting, refer to the explanation in <Changing and 
   viewing the driver settings>.

Q: Can't record/play back.
A-1: The MIDI device settings could be incorrect.
     Refer to the explanation in <Performing with Media Player>, and set the 
     device correctly.
     You will also need to make MIDI device settings in your software.
     Refer to the manual for your software, and make it detect the device.

     The device name of the Roland Serial MIDI Driver will be as follows 
     depending on the settings in the Driver setting dialog box.

     > Use multiple ports: unchecked
       MIDI OUT device
         Roland Serial MIDI Out A
       MIDI IN device
         Roland Serial MIDI Input

     > Use multiple ports: checked    Sound generator: SC-88, SC-88Pro
       MIDI OUT device
         Roland Serial MIDI Out A --- part group A
         Roland Serial MIDI Out B --- part group B
       MIDI IN device
         Roland Serial MIDI Input

     > Use multiple ports: checked   Sound generator: SC-8850
       MIDI OUT device
         Roland Serial MIDI Out A --- SC-8850 part group A
         Roland Serial MIDI Out B --- SC-8850 part group B
         Roland Serial MIDI Out C --- SC-8850 part group C
         Roland Serial MIDI Out D --- SC-8850 part group D
         Roland Serial MIDI Out E --- SC-8850 MIDI OUT 1 connector
       MIDI IN device
         Roland SC-8850 ------------- SC-8850 part groups A-D
         Roland SC-8850 MIDI IN 1 --- SC-8850 MIDI IN 1 connector

     > Use multiple ports: checked   Sound generator: SC-8820
       MIDI OUT device
         Roland Serial MIDI Out A --- SC-8820 part group A
         Roland Serial MIDI Out B --- SC-8820 part group B
         Roland Serial MIDI Out E --- SC-8820 MIDI OUT connector
       MIDI IN device
         Roland SC-8820 ------------- SC-8820 part groups A, B
         Roland SC-8820 MIDI IN ----- SC-8820 MIDI IN connector

A-2: The computer cable between the sound generator and the computer 
     may not be connected properly, or there may be a short in the cable.
     Check the cable.

A-3: The settings for the sound generator's computer switch may not be 
     correct.
     The settings for the sound generator's computer switch must be the 
     same as those indicated in "Driver's Information."
     For instructions on how to confirm the "Sound generator settings," 
     refer to the steps described in <Changing and Checking Driver 
     Settings>.
     Additionally, when changing settings, first turn off the power to 
     the sound generator, then after making the setting changes, turn 
     the power to the sound generator on again.

A-4: The serial port settings may be incorrect.
     Check to see if the serial port set in "COM Ports" and the serial 
     port to which the sound generator is connected are different.
     For instructions on checking "COM Ports," refer to the steps 
     described in <Changing and Checking Driver Settings>.

Q: Playback and recording are lagging...
A-1: When attempting to record large amounts of MIDI data, processing 
     of the data may not completed in time, resulting in recording that 
     is delayed.
     Reduce the amount of data being recorded.

A-2: Make the following settings.
     Performance may be improved.

     1. Double click on "System" in "Control Panel."
     2. Select the "Performance" tab and set the "Application 
        Performance" to "None."

Q: Playback stops momentarily...
A: This may happen when many programs are running simultaneously.
   Quit any programs that aren't currently necessary.

Q: When playing back MIDI data, the sounds are not played back 
   normally, odd things happen with the sound generator settings, and 
   error messages like "MIDI Buff. Full" and "Check Sum Error" appear 
   in the sound generator display...
A: This sort of problem occurs when there is a mistake in the Exclusive 
   Data or with Exclusive Data with short transmission intervals.
   Try checking the data.

Q: The computer cable connecting the sound generator was unplugged or 
   switched during recording or playback of MIDI data...
A: There is not particular problem if at the time "Activate CTS/RTS 
   Flow Control" was set to the default value (not enabled).
   If the cable becomes disconnected, immediately stop recording or 
   playback, then reconnect the cable.
   If at the time "Activate CTS/RTS Flow Control" is enabled and you 
   then reconnect the computer cable in this condition, all send and 
   receive data accumulated in the buffer is sent to the sound 
   generator or program at one time, which may result in malfunction 
   and errors.
   In this case, first stop recording or playback, quit any programs 
   using the Serial MIDI Driver, then reconnect the computer cable.
   Whether set to enable or disable, do not disconnect or reconnect the 
   computer cable while recording or playing back MIDI data.

Q: I can't run more than two MIDI programs at the same time.
A: Multiclient capabilities extend to a maximum of two programs.
   Only up to four programs may be run simultaneously using the same 
   MIDI port.

Q: A program using the Serial MIDI Driver quit unexpectedly...
A: Since the Serial MIDI Driver did not quit normally, some kind of 
   malfunction may have occurred.
   Quit all programs and restart Windows NT.

Q: After closing programs using the Serial MIDI Driver, the serial port 
   cannot be used by other programs...
A: For some reason, the serial port has not closed normally.
   Quit all programs and restart Windows NT.


Q: I happened to start up a program called "rdsmidnt.exe"...
A: Do not start up the "rdsmidnt.exe" program by itself.
   If it has been started, you need to quit all programs and restart
   Windows NT.

Q: I closed the "rdsmidnt.exe" program when using the Serial MIDI 
   Driver...
A: Do not close the "rdsmidnt.exe" program when using Serial MIDI 
   Driver.
   If "rdsmidnt.exe" is closed, then quit all programs and restart 
   Windows NT.

Q: I opened a program called "rdsmidnt.exe" when using Serial MIDI 
   Driver...
A: The "rdsmidnt.exe" program is a support program that opens and 
   closes with the Serial MIDI Driver.

Q: I don't know whether or not the "rdsmidnt.exe" program is running.
A: As this program has no window, in normal conditions you will not 
   know that it is running.
   This program is a background program, so it is invisible.


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