The Seaboard Block is a USB Class Compliant device. It can be connected
directly to other USB Class Compliant devices which receive MIDI data and
produce sound in response, without the need to download and install special
drivers.
Although the Seaboard Block does not have traditional five-pin DIN connectors,
it lets you connect to hardware that requires these connectors. One option is
to connect to a computer and transmit MIDI via a MIDI interface. Or you can
connect a USB MIDI Class Compliant device that converts MIDI over USB to
traditional five-pin DIN connectors.
7 Care and Maintenance
Basic care and attention will protect your Seaboard Block and help it stay in
optimal condition for years to come. Avoid excessive force on the keywave
surface, and try to keep the Seaboard Block away from direct sunlight, sharp
objects, liquids, and especially oils – including greasy fingers after eating food.
To clean the keywave surface you may use damp, bleach-free, oil-free
cleansing wipes. Do not use any abrasive cleansing agents on the Seaboard
Block or its keywaves.
When not in use, it’s best to store the Seaboard Block horizontally, as in normal
playing position.
If you anticipate not using your Seaboard Block for three months or longer, we
recommend that you take the following steps to ensure its functionality:
Keep it fully charged when not in use.
