iConnectivity iConnectMIDI2+ Owner's Manual page 10

Device port 1
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This port accepts a USB B-standard plug for audio and MIDI connection to a Mac or
Windows computer. It also accepts the iConnectivity 30-pin to USB (B) connector for both
audio and MIDI connection to an iOS device. MIDI is transmitted at full USB speed.
Important: Device port 1 will charge an iOS device when the optional power adapter is
connected. Unlike Device port 2, it does not accept USB bus power for the
iConnectMIDI 2+ from a Mac or Windows computer.
Device port 2
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This port accepts a USB (B) plug for audio and MIDI connection to a Mac or Windows
computer, which can be used to power the interface over the USB bus (you can also
power the device with any USB power supply in this port, such as an iPhone/iPad/iPod
charger). It also accepts an iConnectivity 30-pin to USB-B cable for MIDI (but not audio)
connection to an iOS device. MIDI is transmitted at full USB speed.
Important: Unlike Port 1, Port 2 does not charge an iOS device, nor does it support audio
passThru™ to an iOS device. (It does support audio and MIDI for Macs and Windows
computers.)
MIDI DIN 1 in and out ports
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MIDI DIN 2 in and out ports
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These ports accept standard 5-pin DIN MIDI plugs to hook up standard MIDI hardware.
MIDI is transmitted at the standard MIDI rate (31.25 Kbps).
Power supply jack
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The power transformer (sold separately) is only necessary for keeping an iOS device
charged; the iConnectMIDI
connected to Device port 2. Please use only the iConnectivity 6V/3A 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: An alternative method of putting the iConnectMIDI
receive firmware updates is to hold the Power button (#1 above), then apply power using
either the optional power adapter or by plugging in a USB-B cable from a Mac or
Windows computer into Device port 2. Release the Power button when the MIDI 1 and 2
LEDs are flashing.
Security lock port
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2+ can be powered over the USB bus from a computer
(right side)
2+ into boot loader mode to
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