User Manual

11!
- This jack supplies the USB standard amount of current - up to
500mA - to USB MIDI devices. You will need a powered USB hub to
power multiple devices (unless they have external power supplies).
13 Network jack
This Ethernet jack is for Network MIDI. With the help of Apple
Network MIDI or the free rtpMIDI driver for Windows, it supports four
sessions, each with one bank of 16 channels. Each session supports
a single computer device.
The network jack may be connected to a Wi-Fi router for wireless
MIDI.
NOTE: AUDIO IS NOT ROUTED OVER THE NETWORK.
Please see the separate section on the Network MIDI feature for set-
up instructions.
14 Power supply jack
Please use only the iConnectivity 12V/3A (36W) center positive
transformer, or you risk damaging the device.
This adapter operates over a range of 100-240V/50 or 60Hz, so it can
be used internationally with wall plug adapters.
Note: One way to put the iConnectMIDI
4+
into bootloader mode to
receive firmware updates is to hold the Power button, then connect
the power adapter, and finally release the Power button when the
front panel LEDs are flashing.
If removing the power adapter is inconvenient, you can use the
Power button to put the device to sleep, then wake it by holding the
Power button in while it boots up.
What happens is that when the device starts up, it waits for the power
to stabilize before loading its firmware; if the Power button is
depressed during that period, it goes into bootloader mode.
15 Security lock port (right side)