iConnectivity iConnectMIDI2+, Руководство пользователя

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1. For both audio passThru™ and MIDI, simply connect your iOS computer device to
iConnectMIDI
2+ Device port 1 with the supplied 30-pin to iConnectivity USB (B) inline
connection cable. Device port 2 will pass MIDI only to an iOS device, and it will not charge
it.
The iConnectMIDI 2+ should automatically take over the iOS device’s audio input and
output ports, and most iOS apps will use it for MIDI input and output as well. This is the
case with Apple GarageBand, for example. However, some apps - typically ones capable
of supporting multiple MIDI interfaces - require that you select the iConnectMIDI
2+ as the
interface.
Note: because the iOS device uses the iConnectMIDI 2+ for audio I/O when it’s connected,
some – not all - apps ignore the built-in mic or one plugged into the “headset” jack (the
1/8” TRRS connector). The workaround for that is to connect the mic to the computer on
the other end of the USB cable and route it to the iOS device using, for example, a record-
enabled track in your DAW software.
iOS set-up
Using multiple iConnectivity interfaces
You could connect literally dozens of iConnectMIDI 2+ interfaces to the same Windows or
Mac computer’s USB ports, and your sequencer can access each one independently.
More realistically, four iConnectMIDI
2+ interfaces fit side-by-side in a 1U rack space.
The iConnectivity iConfig program can access all the iConnectivity devices attached to the
computer device it’s running on, one interface at a time.
Of course, you can use the iConnectMIDI 2+ in addition to other audio and MIDI interfaces
on any Mac or Windows computer.
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