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ZOOM UIB-01

Preparations

Installing the driver

To allow the computer to recognize the MRS-1044 properly, a driver

must be installed. The steps for installing the driver differ for the various

operating systems. Please refer to the appropriate page, as shown below.

Windows 98 → this page / Windows Me → p.13 / Windows 2000 → p.15

Windows 98 driver installation

Verify that the following indication is shown on the

computer display, then click on the [Next] button.

* If the indication is not shown → p.31

Place a check mark in "Search for the best driver..." on the

next screen, and click on the [Next] button.

ZOOM UIB-01

Preparations

Connection between computer and

MRS-1044

Turn power to the computer on and start Windows 98/Me/2000.

Insert the CD-ROM supplied with the UIB-01 into the CD-

ROM drive of the computer.

Double-click on the "My Computer" icon and check the

drive letter of the drive where the CD-ROM (volume label

"UIB_01_CD") is inserted.

In the following explanation, the drive will be called "E", but this

may be different for your computer.

For systems running Windows 98 or Windows 2000, the CD-ROM

drive letter will be required when installing the driver software. Make

a note of the drive letter.

While holding down the [CLEAR] key of the MRS-1044, press

the [POWER] switch on the rear panel to turn the MRS-1044 on.

This starts up a special utility program contained in the internal ROM

of the MRS-1044. When the indication "ROM UTY MRS-1044"

appears on the display of the MRS-1044, release the [CLEAR] key.

Press the [AUTO PUNCH IN/OUT] key of the MRS-1044.

The MRS-1044 goes into USB mode, and the indication "USB

WORKING" is shown on the display of the MRS-1044. In this mode,

the MRS-1044 operates as a USB device.

Connect the computer and the MRS-1044 (UIB-01) with a

USB cable.

A message for installing the driver appears on the display of the

computer.

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