User manual M-AUDIO RADIUM

[. . . ] Radium Manual version: RAD-050503 User Guide Introduction . . 7 Windows Me and Windows 98 Second Edition . . 13 Using the Radium with Your Application Software . . 16 Utilizing the Programming Assignment Keys . [. . . ] In the Opcode folder, which you will find on your hard drive, locate the OMS Applications folder, then OMS Setup. OMS will inform you that it has not yet been configured. The Create A New Studio Setup dialog box now appears. The "OMS Driver Search" box asks you to choose the port on which you've attached the Radium (either Modem or Printer). DO NOT choose a port (since we're using USB), just click "Search. " OMS begins Searching. IMPORTANT: If the USB cable is not correctly hooked up to the Radium, or the Radium is not switched on, setup will fail. 5. After OMS successfully finds the driver, "OMS Driver Setup" the Radium will appear in a list as "KEYSTATION SERIES". OMS will then define the Radium output port (it will show "Identifying"). The "OMS MIDI Device Setup" dialog box will appear showing the Radium's output port (labeled KEYSTATION SERIES) with an open check box to the left of the port. You will now have to check this open box to enable the output port. Next, the "My Studio Setup" appears with a file save dialog box over it. You will now need to name and save your new Studio Setup (or use the default name) before you can assign an instrument to the Radium's output (labeled KEYSTATION SERIES). Assign your instrument (this step is optional) and you are done. Your Radium is ready for use. You can run the OMS `Test Studio' utility by going to the `Studio' menu and releasing the mouse on "Test Studio. " Playing a note on your keyboard will give you an audio message from your computer, "MIDI received, " while the arrow pointing to the keyboard icon flashes. Clicking on the keyboard icon with the mouse pointer will send a tone cluster to the Radium output port. The sound module connected to the Radium MIDI Out port should play the chord. You may now exit OMS Setup by quitting the application. The rest is up to configuration within your music software. Generally, this means selecting "OMS Compatibility, " or "Open Music System" for your MIDI system setup. Setting Up Your MIDI Studio A typical MIDI system set-up would include your Radium, a computer, MIDI sequencing software and/or a MIDI compatible sound module. This type of set-up can be connected as follows: 1. The Radium is connected to the computer via the USB port connectors, using the supplied USB standard cable. The Radium can play the synthesizer that is part of an internal sound card, as well as any software synthesizers that are installed in your system. This will depend on how you set up your software (see the section "Using the Radium in Your Application Software"). The audio output of the sound card can be plugged directly into a sound system, or into a mixer, which is then connected to a sound system. 12 3. [. . . ] These other manufacturer's trademarks are used here for the sole purpose of describing the useful applications of the Radium keyboards which are catered to these products. 21 Rear Panel Features 1. Sustain Jack - This jack allows you to connect an optional footswitch to the keyboard. When the footswitch is depressed, notes played on the keyboard will continuously sound as long as the footswitch is held, while MIDI controller information is sent from the Radium. MIDI "Keyboard" Out Jack - This standard MIDI jack is a direct MIDI out from the keyboard in "standalone" mode, and is used to send MIDI messages to another MIDI instrument (such as sound module). [. . . ]