User Manual

Network MIDI

The mio10's Network MIDI feature is a bidirectional MIDI connection over Ethernet. The mio10

supports up to four Ethernet sessions, each one acting as a 16-channel MIDI port.

Connect an Ethernet cable from one computer to the mio10's single Network port, or use an

Ethernet switch or Wi-Fi router to connect up to four computers. Follow the instructions below

to set up the Ethernet session on the computer.

Network MIDI is built into Mac OS X, and Windows requires the free rtpMIDI driver available

here: http://www.tobias-erichsen.de/software/rtpmidi.html. They both look the same and

function the same way.

Connecting a computer to a Network MIDI Session

1. Connect an Ethernet cable from the mio to the computer.

2. Access the MIDI Network Setup screen:

In Mac OS X, open the Audio MIDI Setup Program in the Utilities folder, and click “Window” and

“show MIDI Studio”. Double-click the Network icon.

In Windows, open the rtpMIDI program.

3. Follow the four steps listed below (referring to the following MAC screen shot). In this

example we're connecting to ETH 1.

(1) Click the + icon under My Sessions to

create a new 16-channel Network MIDI

session on your computer, called

"Session 1" (you can rename it in the

"Local name" field on the right).

(2) Click on the Session 1 checkbox to

enable it.

(3) Click ETH 1 (or another one of the

four available mio destination Sessions)

for connection to "Session 1."

(4) Click Connect.

You may have to re-connect to the

session next time you start your computer.