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output ports. Move the connecting MIDI loopback cable to match the<br />

setting on the diagnostic program screen and re-run the tests to make<br />

sure that all of your <strong>BiPort</strong> inputs and outputs are working properly.<br />

Mac Diagnostic Application<br />

Included with your <strong>BiPort</strong> 2x4s is Remote Control and Diagnostic software<br />

that enables you to configure and control your <strong>BiPort</strong> 2x4s SMPTE<br />

functions directly from your computer, as well as the diagnostic test for<br />

basic <strong>BiPort</strong> functionality. The diagnostic test for Macintosh is contained<br />

within the Remote Control software.<br />

To install the <strong>BiPort</strong> 2x4s Remote Control & Diagnostic application onto<br />

your Macintosh, first insert the disk entitled “<strong>BiPort</strong> 2x4s Mac Drivers &<br />

Remote Control Software” into your floppy disk drive. When the disk<br />

icon appears, double click on it. Next, locate the file “<strong>BiPort</strong> Remote”,<br />

click on it and drag it onto your hard drive. Double clicking on the<br />

<strong>BiPort</strong> Remote application from your hard drive will then open the<br />

<strong>BiPort</strong> 2x4s Remote Control.<br />

Open the Select Menu, then click Diagnostics. This will bring up the<br />

<strong>BiPort</strong> diagnostic test for Macintosh computers. Running the test is<br />

almost identical to running the test for the PC, as described on pages 18-<br />

20 in your <strong>BiPort</strong> manual. The Diagnostic test page will show you the<br />

Device Port that the <strong>BiPort</strong> is connected to, the “Loopback:” test that will<br />

be performed with a dropdown menu to select other configurations (the<br />

default is Out A to In A), plus a “Passes” list that allows you to select<br />

how many times the diagnostic will run (the default is 1 pass).<br />

To perform this test you must create a MIDI “loopback” by taking one<br />

MIDI cable and plugging one end into Input-A, and the other end into<br />

Output-A (as illustrated on page 18). Also, a single standard male to<br />

male phone cable must be plugged in-between the SMPTE In and Out<br />

on the <strong>BiPort</strong>’s back panel (also shown on page 18). Once this has been<br />

done, click the “Run Tests” button. This will perform a series of 5 tests<br />

described on pages 19 and 20 of the manual. Refer to these pages and<br />

the troubleshooting guide if your unit fails any of these tests.<br />

To test the functionality of other MIDI ports on the <strong>BiPort</strong>, pull down the<br />

“Loopback:” menu and select another configuration, e.g. Out B to In B.<br />

You will now need to plug your loopback MIDI cable from Input B to<br />

Output B (in this case). Once again, click Run Tests.<br />

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