Specifications

A “I T D OESN ’ T W ORK ”
Problems, and some answers.
(Other parts of this document also cover a number of possible questions, so please
also look through the relevant sections above).
T HE MIDI T RANSFER IS U NRELIABLE
This problem is usually noticed when transferring patches to the PC, and the patch
names seem to be garbled.
If the patch data transferred into the PC seems to be corrupted, but seems ok
sending out from the PC, then there is a problem with the MIDI interface. Some
adapters that plug into the 25-way joystick connector on the soundcard do not meet
the MIDI electrical specifications on the MIDI input (there is no “opto-isolator”
included. This causes unreliable data transfer. The solution is to use a better MIDI
interface, such as one of the USB-based ones.
W HY IS THE P ATCH F ILE C ORRUPTED WHEN I S AVE IT ?
If you are running an un-registered version of the software, you can still save patch
files, but GT Manager will alter some of the data. This is ok for you to evaluate how
the software is working, but of course if you want to keep your patch data, then you
will need to register the software. Once the software is registered, the patch file will
be saved properly.
I CAN ’ T ENTER THE R EGISTRATION
On Windows NT / XP / Vista, you need to be logged onto the computer with
administrator rights (the same as you need to install GT Manager in the first place)
since the registration applies for all users on the computer.
I’ VE LOST MY R EGISTRATION
If you have re-formatted your hard disk, then any registration data will be lost.
That’s why you should keep a copy of your registration email.
If you didn’t keep your registration email, then please contact us (see page 1), or
return to the Kagi webpage, where you can request the original email be sent again.