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Changing the driver setting enables you to change I/O assignments without re-patching cables. For example, you can transmit an identical MIDI signal to multiple ports, or transmit layered MIDI signals from multiple ports to a single port. Also, you can directly route MIDI signals from MIDI IN to MIDI OUT. The following table shows the assignment of the port numbers and I/O ports. With the default settings, the port number matches the computer’s port number. port number MIDI output port MIDI input port Port 1 MIDI OUT MIDI IN Port 2 TO TG/INST -A TO TG/INST Port 3 TO TG/INST -B — Port 4 TO TG/INST -C — Port 5 TO TG/INST -D — Port 6 TO TG/INST -E — NOTE If a tone generator connected to the TO TG/INST terminal does not support multiport specifications, the selection of ports B–E will be ignored. The start-up method and the MIDI Patch screen differ slightly for Windows and Macintosh systems. However, the basic operation of the screen is the same. The following section explains how to operate the MIDI Patch screen on a Windows system. [Windows] 1. Double-click “Control Panel” in the “My Computer” folder. 2. Double-click “MIDI-USB Driver” to display the screen. [Macintosh] Select “Control Panels” from the Apple menu, then select “YAMAHA USB MIDI Patch” to display the screen. Changing the device number If you are using multiple UX96s, you can change the device number. Click “Device Name.” The System displays the drop-down list. Select the device for which you wish to change the setting. NOTE If you are using a Macintosh computer, the device number is assigned sequentially, such as “USB1,” “USB2,” etc., as the Device Name. To see if the MIDI device is connected correctly, you can try transmitting MIDI signals. • Note Off Message When you click [Send All Note OFF], a MIDI All Note Off message will be sent to all ports on the UX96. • Note On Message When you click [Send All Note On], a MIDI All Note On message will be sent to all ports on the UX96. Changing connections during playback (PC OUT > MIDI OUT) You can change the I/O assignment of the computer’s output port and the UX96’s output port. The left column shows the computer’s output ports (OUT 1– 6), and the top column shows the UX96’s output ports (1–6). With the default settings, ports with the same number are connected to each other. However, you can change these settings by checking the check boxes. If you check multiple check boxes vertically, MIDI signals from multiple output ports on the computer are merged and transmitted to one output port on the UX96. If you check multiple check boxes horizontally, a MIDI signal from one output port on the computer is distributed to multiple output ports on the UX96. NOTE See page 20 for more information on the relationship between the UX96’s I/O ports and the port numbers. You can change the I/O assignment of the computer’s input port and the UX96’s input port. The left column shows the computer’s input ports (IN 1–2), and the top column shows the UX96’s input ports (1–2). With the default settings, ports with the same number are connected to each other. However, you can change these settings by checking the check boxes. If you check multiple check boxes vertically, a MIDI signal from one input port on the UX96 is distributed to multiple input ports on the computer. If you check multiple check boxes horizontally, MIDI signals from multiple input ports on the UX96 are merged and transmitted to one input port on the computer. NOTE See page 20 for more information on the relationship between the UX96’s I/O ports and the port numbers. You can route MIDI signals received at the input port(s) of the UX96 directly to the output port(s) of the UX96 (this is called THRU output). This routing is useful when you wish to route MIDI signals from a MIDI keyboard directly to a tone generator. The left column shows the UX96’s output ports (1–6), and the top column shows the UX96’s input ports (1–2). To enable this function, check the “Thru ON/OFF” check box in the lower right corner of the screen. If you check multiple check boxes vertically, a MIDI signal from one input port on the UX96 is distributed to multiple output ports on the UX96. If you check multiple check boxes horizontally, MIDI signals from multiple input ports on the UX96 are merged and transmitted to one output port on the UX96. NOTE NOTE See page 20 for more information on the relationship between the UX96’s I/O ports and the port numbers. For Macintosh, this function is valid only when the MIDI Patch screen or sequence software is running. Troubleshooting (FAQ) The driver cannot be installed. • Is the USB cable connected correctly? > Check the USB cable connection. (page 9) > Disconnect the USB cable, then connect it again. • [Windows] Is the USB function enabled on your computer? > When you connect the UX96 to the computer for the first time, if the “Add New Hardware Wizard” (pages 11 and 13) does not appear, the USB function on the computer may be disab...