Reloop TerminalMix4 Instruction Manual page 29

5.4 Carrying Out The firmware update
1. Make sure that Terminal Mix 4 is turned off (see position On/Off Switch -B44-) and all programs are closed.
2. Hold TRAX + LOAD A + LOAD B (-T28-) simultaneously and turn on the device. The device is now in firmware update mode.
3. Insert the included installation CD into your drive. In the folder "Firmware" select the included UsbUpgDataApp_v*.**.jar tool and start the
program with a double-click.
4. Now open the firmware file that corresponds to your device by clicking "Open file".
5. Now carry out the firmware update by clicking the "Start" button.
The new firmware will now be transmitted. This procedure may take a few minutes. The device shows the current update status via the hot cue
buttons. After a successful update the device will reboot.
5.5 mIDI Channel assignment
CauTIOn! By default the Terminal mix 4 is configured for mIDI channels 1-4. Deck a is assigned to channel 1, deck B to channel 2, deck C to
channel 3 and deck D to channel 4. reloop's official mappings are laid out for the standard configuration. usually an adjustment is not neces-
sary.
However, if you wish to switch the decks to the MIDI channel combination 5-8, 9-12 or 13-16, please proceed as follows:
1. Make sure that Terminal Mix 4 is turned on (see position On/Off Switch -B44-).
2. Press the TRRAX Encoder -T39- for more than three seconds and keep it pressed.
3. In the left Hot Cue section -T13- the current MIDI channel will be displayed. For the desired adjustment please see the chart below and press
the corresponding hot cue button.
mIDI CHannEl COmBInaTIOn
1-4
5-8
9-12
13-16
4. In order to assume the adjustment, release the TRAX Encoder -T39-. The adjustment is now stored.
6. appEnDIx
6.1 minimum System requirements
PC
Windows® XP (latest Service Pack, 32-Bit), Windows Vista®/Windows®
7 (latest Service Pack, 32/64-Bit)
Intel® Pentium 4® 2.4 GHz or Intel® Core™ Duo
2 GB RAM
HOT CUe-TASTe
1
2
3
4
MAC
Mac OSX® starting from 10.5
Intel® Core™ Duo
2 GB RAM
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