iConnectivity mio10, Owner'S Manual

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mio10 Hardware Layout
1. Power button
- Sleep Mode: Hold for a couple of
seconds until the DIN LED on the far
left turns red, then release.
- Wake: Touch button briefly.
- Hard-reset: Hold button for six
seconds until all five LEDs on the far
left turn off; release button.
- Bootloader mode to receive
firmware updates: Hold button for
four seconds until all five LED’s on
the left illuminate; release button.
MIDI 1 and MIDI2 lights alternate
on and off in bootloader mode.
Press and hold to abort bootloader
mode.
2. MIDI DIN LED/touch control
Solid green indicates DIN display
mode (see Port Activity LED’s).
Flashing green indicates general
activity on DIN connectors.
Touch to activate DIN display mode.
3. USB 1 Jack LED/touch control
Solid green indicates USB1 Device
Jack display mode (see Port Activity
LED’s). Flashing green indicates
general activity on USB1 Jack.
Touch to activate USB1 Jack display
mode.
4. USB 2 Jack LED/touch control
Solid green indicates USB2 Device
Jack display mode (see Port Activity
LED’s). Flashing green indicates
general activity on USB2 Jack.
Touch to activate USB2 Jack display
mode. 5. USB Host Jack LED/touch control
Solid green indicates USB Host Jack
display mode (see Port Activity
LED’s). Flashing green indicates
general activity on USB Host Jack.
Touch to activate USB Host Jack
display mode.
6. Network Jack LED/touch control
Solid green indicates Network Jack
display mode (see Port Activity
LED’s). Flashing green indicates
general activity on Ethernet.
Touch to activate Network display
mode.
7. Port Activity LED’s
Indicate the individual port activity
depending on display mode:
- DIN mode: DIN in/out ports 1-10
- USB 1 mode: USB 1 ports 1-16
- USB 2 mode: USB 2 ports 1-16
- Host mode: Host ports 1-10
- Network mode: Ethernet 1-4
8. MIDI DIN 8- 10 in/out jack pairs
Connect standard 5-pin MIDI DIN
equipment.
9. MIDI DIN 1-7 in/out jack pairs
Connect standard 5-pin MIDI DIN
equipment.
10. USB Device jack 2
USB computer device jack for a Mac
or PC. Accepts a USB-B cable.
11. USB Device jack 1
USB computer device jack for a Mac
or PC. Accepts a USB-B cable. Use
Device Jack 1 for loading firmware.
12. USB Host jack
USB MIDI hosting jack accepts
Class-Compliant USB MIDI devices
only. In general, USB MIDI devices
that require a software driver to
operate are not Class-Compliant.
(Optional) Accepts a powered USB
2.0 or 3.0 hub to access up to ten
Class-Compliant MIDI devices.
Note: We recommend looking for
the "USB Certified" sticker to
ensure your hub meets power
requirements.
13. Network jack
Ethernet jack for Network MIDI.
Supports up to four Network MIDI
sessions, each with a single bank of
16 MIDI channels.
- May be connected to a Wi-Fi
router for wireless MIDI.
- Please see the
Network MIDI
section for set up instructions.
14. Power supply jack
Use supplied iConnectivity power
adapter (9V @2A 18W, 2mm).