FILE:      KURLE2DL.EXE (592Kb)

SHAREWARE: A payment of $20 will be appreciated!

CONTENTS:  K2000 Windows Librarian Editor Demo

AUTHOR:    Dennis Spanogle, At Work Software

EQUIPMENT: Kurzweil K2000, PC w/2Mb+Mem, 1Mb+ Disk, Windows

           MIDI interface 

NEEDS:     DOS 6.xx+ and Windows 3.1   Or  Windows 95/98/2000 ...



Self extracting file 'kurle2dl.exe' contains a At Work 

Software's K2000 Editor Librarian for IBM compatible

PCs running Windows 3.1 or Windows 95/98.  For details see

'info_ord.txt' in this directory.  To install the program on your

system:



- Download kurle2dl to any new (empty) subdirectory on your

  hard drive.



- Run kurle2dl.exe.  This will extract the many files needed

  for Kurle2 to c:\Kurle2.  (you may change the default if 

  you wish.)   



- Execute the extracted program file kurle2.exe.



- A getting started manual is in file Kurle2.doc. This is a

  MSWord 2000 document.



- More detailed information can be found through the "help"

  menue in the program  (kurle2.hlp)



Download time at 14.4baud is approx 10 min.



For more information about Kurle2 now, see file 

'info_ord.txt' in this directory.



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Some common difficulties with the demo:

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Can't get started at all:   Browse through the Help topics!

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K2000 Time out on attempt to open:  The MIDI connections do not match the

   the K2000 Open Dialog box configuration for MIDI "In" and MIDI "Out".

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If you get the following error when trying to open the K2000:

   First a dialogue box which includes something like the following 

     KurDev Error -4

     len=10, buf[0-4] 00,f0,07,00,78  

     buf[5-10] 0c,00,00,7f,01,f7

  Followed by

     K2000 Open failed # -4



Several persons have had this problem.  It is usually caused by

MIDI data in the Midi Loop that is not part of the K2000 System 

Exclusive data.  MIDI real time data such as Active Sensing and 

Timing Clocks are sent all the time by some keyboards, midi switches or

other devices. If these get mixed into the "loop" for communication

with the K2000 the error listed occurs.  Also, if two devices on 

the MIDI buss respond to the System Exclusive messages (i.e. they 

have the same MIDI System Exclusive ID address) you will get this error.



Do the following and if still have a problem, call me at home

 (505-281-2194)  (well - first pay the $20)  



Remove all MIDI Devices except PC and K2000.  Connect only the

following cables

       K2000 Out -->  PC Input selected in K2000 open dialog box

       K2000 Input <-- PC output selected in K2000 open dialog box



This should cure the problem.  if not try a hard reset on the K2000 (be 

sure to back it up to floppy or its own hard disk first!!!)



If the above works, add back MIDI stuff until it fails,  then you

found the source of the duplicate MIDI device number or the Real

Time MIDI data.  Try changing the System Exclusive ID of the K2000

to something other than 0 and change the Open K2000 config dialog box

to match the new ID.

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