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Published by fishpond
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Date Posted: |
February 5th, 2004
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Last Updated: |
February 21st, 2004
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License: |
Freeware |
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1,445 total; 2 recently |
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11,341 total |
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About ISA/PNP Midi Port Driver:
Driver for MPU401 ports realized as separate ISA/PNP or ISA devices
On some modern motherboards with integrated AC97 sound, the Midi port is realized as a separate ISA PNP system device.
To find out whether you've got an ISA PNP midi port, check with the Devices preference application. In the "System Devices" section, you would typically find a device of type 'Sound'. Looking at its resources, you would see that it occupies a single IO space of length 2, typically at 0x290, 0x300 or 0x330 as well as one IRQ, typically 5 or 10.
On the "Info" tab, you should have a line saying 'Vendor: PNP Product: b00 Revision: 6'. This is what the driver looks for.
If you have an ISA device, BeOS cannot automatically identify it. You will have to find out about the resources it is using (in Windows or from the manual) and set up a so called jumpered device. Instructions on how to do this are included in the package. ISA MPU401 devices exist either as simple older boards for connecting an external synthesizer or as interfacing devices on synthesizer cards.
Please use the "Talkback" or "eMail Author" in case of problems or successes, especially if you had to change the code.
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Latest Version |
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Details about this version:
Thanks to helpful feedback, now also supports non-PNP ISA devices. Instructions on how to set up a "Jumpered Device" to represent an ISA MPU401 port are included.
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Intel Version - requires R5 (17 KB) |
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