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Windows® 2000 Professional/XP Professional/XP
40 MB minimum hard drive space for installation,
about 10 MB hard drive space per minute for audio
free connection to all USB port enabled
DIGITAL PIANO
Windows
Windows
Windows
2000 Professional
XP Professional
XP Home Edition
DEVICE DRIVER
INSTALL MANUAL
System Requirements
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Home Edition operating system
• An available USB port*1 on the personal computer
• CeleronTM 400 MHz or faster CPU
• 128 MB minimum memory
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recording.
• 16 bits (65,536 colors) minimum color depth
SX-
• 800x600 minimum display resolution.
*1 Trouble-
personal computers cannot be assured. Troublefree connection via a USB hub cannot be assured.
• Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
• Celeron is a trademark of Intel Corporation.
NP10
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Device Driver Installation
When installing, log on to your computer using “Administrator” (Windows 2000) “Computer Manager” (Windows XP).
•Before installation, do not connect the NP10 to your computer with a USB cable.
1.Download the “Device Driver Installer” from the web
site.
2.Create the extraction place folder and extract
contents from downloaded file.
•Refer to the web site for detailed explanation of
download and extraction.
3.Open the extraction place folder and open the [Setup]
icon.
4.[Install USB Driver] will appear, so push the [Yes]
button.
•Even when a message regarding the Microsoft digital
signature or logo authorization test appears, continue the
installation.
5.[SETUP Completed] will appear, so press the [OK]
button.
6.Connect the NP10 to the computer with a USB cable
and turn the NP10 on.
7.The driver will be installed automatically.
•Even when a message regarding the Microsoft digital
signature or logo authorization test appears, continue
the installation.
8.An installation completed message will appear.
•For Windows 2000, press the [Finish] button.
•For Windows XP, close the message window.
9.When restarting is required, restart the computer.
•For Windows 2000, the above procedure completes the
installation.
•For Windows XP, use the following procedure to update
the driver.
10.Press the [Start] button, open the [Control Panel],
and open [Sound and Audio Device].
•When [Sounds and Audio Device] does not appear,
select [Sounds, Speach, and Audio Devices] and then
open [Sounds and Audio Device].
11.Select the [Hardware] tab.
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12.If [Panasonic USB MIDI] does not appear in the
device box, perform the following procedure.
•If [Panasonic USB MIDI] appears, the installation is
finished, so the following procedure does not need to be
performed.
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13.Two [USB Audio Device] will appear, so select the
one on the bottom and press the [Properties]
button.
14.Select the [Driver] tab and press the [Update Driver]
button.
15.Select [ Install from a list or specific location
(Advanced)].
16.Confirm
from a list or specific location (Advanced)] and then
press [Next].
17.Select [ don't search. I will choose the driver to
install].
18.Confirm that the indication has changed to [ don't
search. I will choose the driver to install] and press
[Next].
19.Select [Panasonic USB MIDI] from the [Model] list.
•If multiple [Panasonic USB MIDI] are displayed, select
the one with the most recent date.
20.Press [Next].
•If a message regarding the Microsoft digital signature or
Windows Logo testing appears, press the [Continue]
button.
21.When the installation completed message appears,
press the [Finish] button.
22.Close the [Panasonic USB MIDI properties] window.
23.When restarting is required, restart the computer.
•This completes the installation.
that the indication has changed to [ Install
Usage Precautions
•When turning off the power to the NP10 or unplugging
the USB cable, first press the tasktray bar's “Disconnect”
icon and then select [Safety remove Panasonic USB
MIDI].
•If an application is using the Panasonic USB MIDI, it
cannot be disconnected, so first exit the application
before disconnecting the NP10.
•When turning the power to the NP10 on or off, or when
connecting or disconnecting the USB cable, make sure at
least 10 seconds passes between each action.
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Device Driver Uninstallation
Disconnect other USB devices in advance.
•Turn the NP10 on and connect it to the computer with a USB cable.
•When uninstalling, log on to the computer using “Administrator” (Windows 2000) “Computer Manager” (Windows XP).
1.Press the [Start] button, and open the [Control Panel].
•With Windows 2000, the [Control Panel] is contained
under [Settings].
2.Open [System].
•With Window XP, if [System] does not appear, select
[Performance and Maintenance] and then open [System].
3.[System Properties] will open, so select the
[Hardware] tab.
4.Press the [Device Manager] button.
5.Press the [+] mark of the [Universal Serial Bus
controllers] to change it to a [–] mark.
6.Select [USB Composite Device] and press the
“Delete” button.
•If there are multiple [USB Composite Device], other USB
devices are connected. First disconnect the other USB
devices before performing this operation.
•The delete confirmation screen will appear, so press the
[OK] button to execute the deletion.
7.Close the [Device Manager] screen and [System
Properties] screen.
8.Turn the NP10 off and disconnect the USB cable.
•This completes the uninstallation.
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