Yamaha File Owner's Manual - Page 12

File Utility Setup, Select File Utility Setup from the Setup menu.

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File Utility Setup This lets you specify the directory that is to be indicated in the Device list in the Main window. 1. Select "File Utility Setup" from the Setup menu. The following window appears. Windows Macintosh 2. Enter the File Utility ID number. Enter the same number as the one specified in the instrument's MIDI setup display. n If the File Utility ID number is different from the one specified in the instrument's MIDI setup display, communication cannot be done. 3. Click the [TEST] button. The File Utility checks whether the communication is done properly between the MIDI instrument and the computer. If the communication test is successful, the Host name and the MIDI instrument's version are displayed. n If an error message appears, check whether the connection and MIDI driver settings are appropriate. 4. Specify the Work Directory. Click the [Browse] button to open the dialog and select the desired directory (folder). When you drag the desired file/folder and drop it to the Computer icon, the file/folder will be saved to the directory (folder) specified here. 5. Click the [OK] button to quit the File Utility Setup. 12

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File Utility Setup
This lets you specify the directory that is to be indicated in the Device list in the Main window.
1.
Select “File Utility Setup” from the Setup menu.
The following window appears.
2.
Enter the File Utility ID number.
Enter the same number as the one specified in the instrument’s MIDI setup display.
n
If the File Utility ID number is different from the one specified in the instrument’s MIDI setup display,
communication cannot be done.
3.
Click the [TEST] button.
The File Utility checks whether the communication is done properly between the MIDI instrument and the
computer. If the communication test is successful, the Host name and the MIDI instrument’s version are
displayed.
n
If an error message appears, check whether the connection and MIDI driver settings are appropriate.
4.
Specify the Work Directory.
Click the [Browse] button to open the dialog and select the desired directory (folder).
When you drag the desired file/folder and drop it to the Computer icon, the file/folder will be saved to the
directory (folder) specified here.
5.
Click the [OK] button to quit the File Utility Setup.
Windows
Macintosh