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Concerto
User Manual
You can use the [MIDI] connectors to connect the piano to other instruments equipped
with MIDI interfaces. To use the [MIDI] connectors, the [TO HOST] selector on the
connection panel must be turned to “MIDI”.
15.2 MIDI CONNECTIONS USING THE [TO HOST] CONNECTOR
Since it has MIDI connectors, the instrument can also be connected to a computer.
However, in this case, a MIDI interface and both the MIDI [IN] and [OUT] connectors have
to be used. The [TO HOST] connector allows this connection to be made without having to
use this interface, by just connecting the piano connector to the computer connector.
Since both IBM-PC/AT
®
and Apple Macintosh
®
computers can be connected, the
connections panel includes a [TO HOST] selector used to tell the piano what kind of
computer is being connected.
A computer allows you to use MIDI sequencing and editing and score printing programs,
and other musical applications.
IBM-PC/AT ® COMPUTERS
Connect the [TO HOST] connector to the RS-232 serial port of the IBM-PC/AT ® computer
using an “8 pin MIDI DIN “ 9 pin D-SUB” connector. Set the [HOST SELECT] selector on
“PC”.
For the settings of the computer and/or the MIDI program used, refer to the relative user
manuals.
15.2 MIDI CONNECTIONS USING THE [MIDI] CONNECTORS
Expander, sequencer, etc..
Master keyboard, sequencer,
MIDI file player, etc.
MIDI OUT
MIDI IN
Expander, sequencer,etc.
MIDI IN
MAC MIDI
HOST SELECT
PC
MAC MIDI
HOST SELECT TO HOST AUX OUT
L(+R) R R
AUX IN
L(+R) PC
IN OUT THRU
MIDI
MAC MIDI
HOST SELECT
PC
Personal Computer
Serial port
(Com 1 - 2)
MAC MIDI
HOST SELECT TO HOST AUX OUT
L(+R) R R
AUX IN
L(+R)
PC
IN OUT THRU
MIDI