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mio X-Series User Guide Page 7
DIN 1 MIDI I/O
DIN 1 is a pair of ports (MIDI In and MIDI Out) on 5-pin DIN connectors (where ‘1’ denotes the
first pair of mioX DIN-MIDI ports). Connect these ports to other devices with DIN-type MIDI
connectors. Data flows into the mioX on a MIDI In port and flows out from a MIDI Out port.
Internally, the mioX routes MIDI data between these and all other I/O ports, as configured by
Auracle for X-Series software.
RTP / Network MIDI
The RTP-MIDI port transmits and receives RTP/Network MIDI on a standard ethernet-type
connector. Use the provided ethernet cable to connect to an RTP MIDI network (for example:
your computer or another mioX). If you need a longer run of ethernet cable, you can supply
your own standard ethernet cable of sufficient length. Internally, the mioX routes MIDI data
between this and all other I/O ports, as configured by Auracle for X-Series software.
The RTP-MIDI jack incorporates two useful LEDs:
• The yellow-orange LED lights to indicate the interface is connected to a functioning
network. This LED will stay on continually while you are connected to the network.
• The green LED lights to indicate network traffic, i.e., it will flash each time an ethernet
signal is sent or received via the RTP-MIDI port. Note that it is normal for this LED to
flash occasionally while it is connected to a network, even if you are not currently
sending MIDI at the time.
Device Port
The Device Port labelled USB-DAW is a standard USB Type-B connector. Using the provided
USB cable, connect your mioX to your computer (Type-B end of the cable to the mioX
USB-DAW port and the Type-A end to the computer). If your computer does not have USB
Type-A ports, you will need to purchase an adapter. Once connected, the mioX will appear on
your computer as a USB MIDI interface.
Windows users must first download and install our Unified Windows Driver
from the iConnectivity web site Windows Drivers page.
Internally, the mioX routes MIDI data between this and all other I/O ports, as configured by
Auracle for X-Series software.
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