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- MIDIEX VERSION 1.9
- Updated by Steve Thompson, 5/14/91
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- Changes -
- MIDIEX will continue to receive sysex data until a computer key
- is pressed. This allows for synths that send EOX messages within
- their banks (like the Roland D110).
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- The default buffer was changed to 32,000 bytes.
- ( enough to hold even a bank of Matrix-6 sounds )
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- MIDIEX version 1.8
- Updated by Mike W. Smith, 12/5/89
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- MIDIEX is a simple utility to transmit and receive raw System Exclusive
- data between your computer and your synthesizer. MIDIEX cannot send a
- "Request SYSEX" message to your synthesizer, so all received data dumps
- must be initiated by the synthesizer. MIDIEX requires that a Roland
- MPU-401 or equivalent interface installed in your computer to be able to
- send and receive the data. This version of MIDIEX allows you to set the
- IRQ level the MPU uses, set the base address of the MPU card, and set the
- receive buffer size.
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- To set the parameters, use:
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- MIDIEX /B:nnnn /I:n /A:nnn
- where,
-
- /B:nnnn is the size of the receive buffer in bytes,
- /I:n is the IRQ level of the MPU, and
- /A:nnn is the base address for the MPU's I/O ports,
- (for hexidecimal numbering, precede the address
- with a 0x)
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- The defaults are /I:2 /A:0x330 /B:30000
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- To bring up help, use:
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- MIDIEX ?
-
- which will display the above message.
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- PROGRAMMER's NOTE: MIDIEX has been completely rewritten and is now
- compatable with Turbo C ver. 2.0. To compile the files, you will need
- either Borland's Turbo C ver. 2.0, Microsoft C ver. 5.0 or later, or
- Quick C ver 1.0 or later compilers, and Microsoft's MASM ver. 5.1 or
- Borland's TASM ver. 1.0 assemblers. Make files have been provided for
- both Microsoft MAKE and Borland TMAKE utilities.
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