Summary of Contents for Kenton MidiStream
- Page 1 MidiStream MidiStream MidiStream MidiStream UHF Wireless MIDI System Operating Manual...
- Page 2 The MidiStream system works in the 868 to 870MHz pan European licence free band. At the present it is available with one frequency of 869.85MHz which means that you cannot use two MidiStream units close to one another, however we plan to make other frequencies available in the future to enable multiple units to be used in the same vicinity.
- Page 3 Range The MidiStream system has a range of up to 100 metres in open space or about 30 metres indoors, although this can be reduced by solid objects in the way. As the receiver uses BNC connectors for the antennas, you can use external / remote antennas if circumstances require.
- Page 4 The main other instruments are wind controllers such as the WX-5 and MIDI accordions. As well as those uses, MidiStream can be used in theatres or other venues to couple a front-of-house MIDI sound or lighting desk to slave units on stage.
- Page 5 Note hangs & controller updates MidiStream has been especially designed to make note hangs extremely unlikely. If you go out of range of the receiver or the signal gets interrupted, all current notes will be turned off. When the transmitter is back in range, the current value for major controllers, such as MIDI volume, modulation wheel, pitch-bend, breath control &...
- Page 6 Details of the MidiStream SysEx messages SysEx messages exclusive to the MidiStream system are made up as follows: [1] F0 - Begin SysEx command [2] 00 - Company ident first byte [3] 20 - Company ident second byte [4] 13 - Company ident third byte [5] 0B - Product code –...
- Page 7 EEPROM (no back-up battery required) WARRANTY MidiStream comes with a 12 month (from purchase date) back to base warranty, (i.e. customer must arrange and pay for carriage to and from Kenton Electronics). Brookfarm House, Station Road, South Wimbledon, London, SW19 2LP, UK...
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