Korg hello??? Timeout message on PC for file transfer?!?!?!

subVert · Post by **subVert** » Fri Apr 13, 2007 5:26 am

Updating the firmware fixed this issue for me.

djnucleus · Post by **djnucleus** » Sat Apr 14, 2007 8:54 am

Hi I just got my kp3.
Im too have this problem of time out when il try to transfer samples!!

But I found a way to transfer files.

press shift/usb
and open the sd card from my computer
drag the file to sd folder
and after that rename the sample from 01-99

after that follow the manual.

peterg · Post by **peterg** » Sun Apr 15, 2007 6:55 pm

you need to load the usb driver before you open the programme and transfer data. You can find the install for the driver in start-programme-korg then install usb driver. Once installed, open the programme and it will transfer data without problems

INSIDE · Post by **INSIDE** » Sun Apr 15, 2007 8:16 pm

I had such problem. This problem of that you have changed USB port. When you change port, the letter of a disk varies, and the program loads to you on pregoing. You understand? For that that worked, simply once again establish the driver, and all will work.

FRETPICK · Post by **FRETPICK** » Mon Apr 16, 2007 5:41 am

Took me a little while & I've managed to follow all the instructions from the Korg UK downloads.

All is fine now. As it was going down/installing I was a tad worried that it was going to conflict..(I'm not the best computer geezer around) but it didn't.

I'm very much enjoying my KP3. Haven't even got off the samples that came with it yet. They are so much fun.

Thanks once again to you guys at Korg!!!!!

djdanieldp · Post by **djdanieldp** » Wed May 09, 2007 1:30 am

simple way to solve the timeout problem:

1 - turn off your kp3. unplug usb cable
2 - at windows start / programs / korg / KORG USB-MIDI Driver Tools
run the "Install KORG USB-MIDI Device"
3 - turn on your kp3.
4 - connect the usb cable.
5 - start the kp3 editor (windows start / programs / korg / kp3 / korg editor )
6 - at midi menu choose "preferences"
7 - at Midi-IN port choose "KP3 PAD", at Midi-Out choose KP3 1 Sound"
8 - thats it, try to send any sample now and it will work

tranqui · Post by **tranqui** » Sat May 19, 2007 12:43 am

hi guys, just wanted to share something that seems not to have been mentioned yet.

before you start bugging korg support, don't forget to set the kp3's midi filter to accept sysex messages!

press shift+4
select "sys.e"
push the selector knob
make sure it's set to "ena" - as in "enabled"
most important - write the data

then try sending your data again. cheers...

// edit: LOL, the funniest thing is that you can actually set the midi filter to block sysex messages from the editor... meaning, you transfer the setting, and all of a sudden it doesn't work anymore... LOL korg people, I absolutely love your products, but I'd say that's a minor f*kup

decrepitude · Post by **decrepitude** » Tue Aug 14, 2007 2:06 pm

Bumping this - still so much confusion out there.

tranqui · Post by **tranqui** » Tue Aug 14, 2007 2:10 pm

I wonder why nobody commented on my post in the first place...

jjj · Post by **jjj** » Fri Aug 17, 2007 6:26 pm

Tranqui,

I love you.

I must have inadvertantly disabled that feature when I was pissing around with the settings.

tranqui · Post by **tranqui** » Sat Aug 18, 2007 12:32 am

love you too - in a totally un-gay way, as much as I love all of my fellow fx bending bastards out there. cheers...

djsniffles · Post by **djsniffles** » Fri Nov 02, 2007 8:30 am

I had the same problem for about 20 minutes. I figured it out though. You have to make sure you install the usb to midi driver.

Windows will install the needed drivers on its own, but afterwards, go ahead and manually install the drivers that came with the Koass Editor.

Then in the Preference, choose Korg as midi in and midi out.

Its pretty easy

tranqui · Post by **tranqui** » Fri Nov 02, 2007 9:01 am

djsniffles wrote:Then in the Preference, choose Korg as midi in and midi out.

Its pretty easy

yeah sure, it is - as long as the kp3 is set to receive sysex messages. if it's not, the process will fail. see my first post in this thread, you will understand what I mean.

sporksprok · Post by **sporksprok** » Tue May 20, 2008 10:57 pm

Hi,

I had this problem in my Mac. The solution is *not* to put the Korg in USB mode in order to transfer samples. USB mode is only for files on the SD card, not for programming the sample banks. I power cycled my Korg and then I stopped getting timeouts.

Sven · Post by **Sven** » Fri Jun 27, 2008 7:53 pm

Despite reading through the solutions already posted, I still get the time out message after trying to transmit a sample. I also get the Driver not installed error despite numerous successful installs with the InstallWizard. When I try to install the driver direct from the Program/Korg folder, I get this dire warning from Microsoft stating that the driver has not been MS LOGO certified and I might very well destroy small countries if I continued. As I'm unwilling to take that risk, what else should I do?

OK, after reading the "instructions" that are described in passing, I've learned that these instructions refer to a file you can find after you've installed everything and messed it up. Korg is in fact asking you to install an unsigned driver to get things moving. I would suggest that the installation pdf file be posted as a link because you won't know what is meant by "instructions" if you follow the auto-install procedure the CD leads you through. Too bad about those small countries though...

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