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+===== Testing the USB, Midi, Sync, CV and Audio Connections =====
+==== Testing the USB ====
+  - Power the IO board, but don't connect it to the main board
+  - Plug in the USB into a computer.
+    * If you are using Windows, The computer should detect a "Serial <-> USB" chip and request a driver.
+    * If you are using OSX or Linux, .... WorkOnMe
+  - Download the [[http://www.ftdichip.com/Drivers/FT232-FT245Drivers.htm#VCP|driver from FTDI]].  (a mirror for the Windows XP/2k driver is on this site here: {{x0x:vcp_usb_driver_r9052154.zip}}) Make sure to grab the VCP driver. Install it. Verify that a new COM port is created (under Windows, look under hardware control panel)
+==== Testing everything else ====
+Everything else should just work.  But if you are having problems, here are some detailed testing instructions.
+=== Midi and Din Sync ===
+WorkOnMe
+=== Audio ===
+Audio testing is simple.  Plug a jack into your x0x0b0x, and the other jack into your mixer, or an amplifier, and away you go.  One (or both) jacks don't work, it is almost surely a problem with either the Headphone amplifier or the Mixer section.
+=== CV and Gate ===
+Connect your multimeter to the tip of the CV jack, and ground to the sleeve.  Set the x0xb0x to KeyboardMode, and press the lower C key.  You should see 2 Volts DC(?).  Press the upper C key, and you should see 3 Volts DC(?).
+For the gate, do the same, and press any note key.  You should see 5V DC when pressed, and 0V DC when released.
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