I decided to go with a cable from "To Host" to 9 pin serial port. I downloaded the CBX driver and extracted the files. I was just reading on the yamaha site that I should now double click the 'setup.exe' file and follow the prompting windows. There is a window I need to fill out and I don't know how to answer the question. Can someone help me with this? The question reads: "9) Select the appropriate radio button in the 'MIDI Output Ports' dialog box to choose either 'Use single MIDI output port' or 'Use multiple MIDI output ports'." Should I choose single or multiple? I don[t know what it means. I want to send and receive from and to the computer and Disklavier. Right now the Disklavier is the only midi I am connecting to the computer although I might be hooking other midis up in the future. I don[t know. Thanks, Mike --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "yamahamale" <kwfla@b...> wrote: > Hello, I received my piano in March and am just now seriously starting > to connect the piano to a computer that sits two feet away. I've > downloaded Power Tracks demo because I didn't know what else to try > and I haven't opened it yet. > Anyway, I have been reading that I need a cbx driver when using the > "To Host" connection. I have an IBM 500Mhz computer with operating > system windows98SE which is the upgraded version of windows98. The > Yamaha site lists the cbx driver as available for windows 95/98/ME and > doesn't mention 98SE. Does anyone here know for sure if the cbx driver > will work with 98SE? I will call Yamaha when they are open but for now > I'm trying to get this thing up and going this morning. Thanks, Mike > > Also does anyone know if it's possbile to connect a cable to the "To > Host" port with a usb hub instead of to a serial port. My serial ports > are already taken and I'd rather not have to disconnect something. > Thanks again, Mike
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Re: Windows 98se driver for "To Host" IBM computer
2003-11-15 by yamahamale
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