mike753
05-24-2003, 10:13 AM
I just have installed a (second hand) WamiRack 24 for my GS 160 with the newest drivers from www.esi-pro.com (\"http://www.esi-pro.com\") (www.egosys.net) for Windows 2k. Now when I start GS, all midi ports remain greyed out. The green led of the WamiRack, indicating an established midi communication, blinks about three times, then turns off.
However, running GS diagnostics, it seems that GS has found the respective midi drivers properly. Thus, I fear the WamiRack does not work correctly (anymore).
Has anyone encountered a similar problem or has some useful advice?
Here is what GS diagnostics says:
Profiling the system ...
********************* GigaStudio Diagnostics v2.53.05 ***********************************
====================================== System Info ====================================
Memory: 1023 Mbytes
1 - CPU: 1187 MHz, AuthenticAMD (CPU ID 642)
OS: Windows 2000 v5.0.2195
Drives:
A:\\ - DRIVE_REMOVABLE
C:\\ - DRIVE_FIXED 13.448 Gbytes (Total Size), 11.234 Gbytes (Avail space)
D:\\ - DRIVE_CDROM
E:\\ - DRIVE_FIXED 111.799 Gbytes (Total Size), 82.800 Gbytes (Avail space)
F:\\ - DRIVE_FIXED 37.274 Gbytes (Total Size), 32.635 Gbytes (Avail space)
WaveOut devices (5):
Device 0 - 12-WamiRack24 2ch Wave
Device 1 - 34-WamiRack24 2ch Wave
Device 2 - 56-WamiRack24 2ch Wave
Device 3 - 78-WamiRack24 2ch Wave
Device 4 - Wami Rack 24 8ch Wave
MidiOut devices (10):
Device 0 - NemeSys MidiOut: Port 1
Device 1 - NemeSys MidiOut: Port 2
Device 2 - NemeSys MidiOut: Port 3
Device 3 - NemeSys MidiOut: Port 4
Device 4 - Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth
Device 5 - 1-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 6 - 2-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 7 - 3-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 8 - 4-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 9 - 5-Wami Rack 24 SMPTE
MidiIn devices (5):
Device 0 - 1-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 1 - 2-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 2 - 3-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 3 - 4-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 4 - 5-Wami Rack 24 SMPTE
Thank you in advance.
Mike
However, running GS diagnostics, it seems that GS has found the respective midi drivers properly. Thus, I fear the WamiRack does not work correctly (anymore).
Has anyone encountered a similar problem or has some useful advice?
Here is what GS diagnostics says:
Profiling the system ...
********************* GigaStudio Diagnostics v2.53.05 ***********************************
====================================== System Info ====================================
Memory: 1023 Mbytes
1 - CPU: 1187 MHz, AuthenticAMD (CPU ID 642)
OS: Windows 2000 v5.0.2195
Drives:
A:\\ - DRIVE_REMOVABLE
C:\\ - DRIVE_FIXED 13.448 Gbytes (Total Size), 11.234 Gbytes (Avail space)
D:\\ - DRIVE_CDROM
E:\\ - DRIVE_FIXED 111.799 Gbytes (Total Size), 82.800 Gbytes (Avail space)
F:\\ - DRIVE_FIXED 37.274 Gbytes (Total Size), 32.635 Gbytes (Avail space)
WaveOut devices (5):
Device 0 - 12-WamiRack24 2ch Wave
Device 1 - 34-WamiRack24 2ch Wave
Device 2 - 56-WamiRack24 2ch Wave
Device 3 - 78-WamiRack24 2ch Wave
Device 4 - Wami Rack 24 8ch Wave
MidiOut devices (10):
Device 0 - NemeSys MidiOut: Port 1
Device 1 - NemeSys MidiOut: Port 2
Device 2 - NemeSys MidiOut: Port 3
Device 3 - NemeSys MidiOut: Port 4
Device 4 - Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth
Device 5 - 1-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 6 - 2-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 7 - 3-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 8 - 4-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 9 - 5-Wami Rack 24 SMPTE
MidiIn devices (5):
Device 0 - 1-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 1 - 2-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 2 - 3-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 3 - 4-Wami Rack 24 Midi
Device 4 - 5-Wami Rack 24 SMPTE
Thank you in advance.
Mike