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try plugging in without the bateries...Also check your adaptor as well as your ac requirements on your keyboard..It specifically calls for a Casio AD-5 Adaptor.
9V power supply; 850mA
Positive sleeve/negative tip This needs to match your adaptor Good Luck
The Mac needs the driver, and you may need to select it in Chooser as well. If it is not on the instruction disk, it should be downloadable from the manufacturers website.
Just did it today. Hooked up CTK-720 to Imac with Snow Leopard (10.2.6) using GarageBand.
Steps:
1) Go to : http://code.google.com/p/casiousbmididriver/
2) Download the CasioUSBMIDIDriver.plugin (see the two choices on the right side of screen)
3) Place the CasioUSBMIDIDriver.Plugin file into the MIDI Driver subfolder: Macintosh HD => Library => Audio => MIDI Drivers
4) Restart
5) Plug in USB cable, open GarageBand, turn on Casio
6) In GraarageBand Open New Project, Start by using Piano, Select Keyboard (command K) in the Window menu
7) You should see the keyboard being played on the screen.
PS: Thank you Francois Ferland.
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