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Conductive Labs MRCC Quick Start Manual

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Quick Start Guide
Thank you for choosing MRCC for your MIDI studio! We really appreciate it! If
you would be so kind, tag your social media posts with #MRCC so we can find
them. We would love to see how MRCC improves your studio and makes it a
better place to create. Share your stories and music on our forums in the "Show
me what you got!" section.
Download the complete MRCC User Manual at
https://conductivelabs.com/download
All the best,
Steve and Darryl

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  • Page 1 Thank you for choosing MRCC for your MIDI studio! We really appreciate it! If you would be so kind, tag your social media posts with #MRCC so we can find them. We would love to see how MRCC improves your studio and makes it a better place to create.
  • Page 2 Output: 5.25V DC, 3A, USB Type C connector MRCC Power Consumption: MRCC alone uses a minimum of 26mA, and up to 990mA primarily depending on how many LEDs are lit and their brightness. Each USB A Host Port supports up to 500mA as per USB 2.0 specification.
  • Page 3 10. Conductive Labs LLC is not responsible for any damage or data loss caused by improper operation of the instrument. 11. The MRCC RJ45 port is NOT ETHERNET. Do not attach any Ethernet devices to MRCC, it may damage MRCC and/or the Ethernet device.
  • Page 4 (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This Quick Start Guide is a supplement to the MRCC User Manual, available at: https://conductivelabs.com/download. For complete information on using MRCC, please refer to the User Manual. Check the site for available language translations.
  • Page 5 You can use the A and B Outputs simultaneously. 2. Connect sound modules to the MRCC MIDI outputs, or use virtual synths or a DAW on your PC using MRCC’s USB type B PC connection port and the provided cable.
  • Page 6 If a port lights Amber, it means the device is drawing more power than allowed for USB 2.0. If a USB Host port lights Amber, disconnect the device and power cycle MRCC to reset the port. Your device may require it’s own power supply.
  • Page 7 Routing a PC USB Virtual MIDI Input to Outputs Choosing USB PC Port Virtual Outputs 5. Saving your settings System settings in the SETTINGS menu are automatically saved when you change them. Routing, filtering, label assignments and other settings may be saved from the TOOLS LOAD/SAVE menu:...
  • Page 8 Press the ‘down’ button until SAVE is highlighted. e. Press Enter button to save. 6. Firmware Updates Conductive Labs provides periodic firmware updates to enhance features or fix reported issues. You can find the latest released firmware update on the Download section of the Conductive Labs website.
  • Page 9 Check the User Manual for a complete description of current functionality. Press and hold the Green button to put MRCC into Standby mode. Press it again to resume. Press and hold the Blue Shift button + the Y button (next to port 12) to start a light show.
  • Page 10 Then gently tighten with the hex driver. MRCC Remote 7 Port Extender The MRCC Remote 7 Port extender provides a slick way to get ports to where you need them in your studio or performance space. Five - 5 pin DIN outputs are added, plus two 3.5MM TRS jacks which are shared with two of the 5 outputs.
  • Page 11 4 inputs and 1 output are mapped to the MRCC USB Host MIDI ports, so routing them is just like routing USB MIDI virtual ports. Up to 4 XpandR’s can be added per MRCC (using the 4 USB host ports).
  • Page 12 Conductive Labs LLC, a corporation registered in the State of Oregon, USA. Owners: Darryl McGee and Steve Barile Office Address: Conductive Labs LLC 10700 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy Ste 605 Beaverton, OR 97005 USA Email: Support@conductivelabs.com Office Phone: +1 503 616 3116 COPYRIGHT @ CONDUCTIVE LABS LLC 2021.