MIDI 2.0 Network Interfaces
MIDI 2.0 and MIDI 1.0 over Ethernet
| MIT-A USB Type A MIDI 2.0/1.0 Host With USB Power | MIT-B USB Type B MIDI 2.0/1.0 Device | MIT-C USB Type C MIDI Device or Host With Power Delivery | MIT-D11 MIDI 1.0 In / Out Translate MIDI 2.0 |
- Bridges from Network to USB MIDI or standard 5pinDIn MIDI transports.
- Connect MIDI 1.0 and 2.0 devices over a standard IP network. Connect 2 devices directly or connect multiple devices through a standard network switch.
- Can share a network with other protocols such as Time Sensitive Networking, AES76, or Dante without collision.
- Uses the MIDI 2.0 network-based specification currently in development in the MIDI Association.
- Future proof: Use for MIDI 1.0 today. Will auto-switch to MIDI 2.0 when connected to MIDI 2.0 device or system. Connect a MIDI 1.0 device to a MIDI 2.0 device and Mitosys will automatically translate.
- Ethernet provides ground isolation, removes audio buzz noise prone to some USB setups.
- Power over Ethernet support – Receives power from remote source over the network connection.
- All connections can be bidirectional – send and receive MIDI 1.0 and/or MIDI 2.0
Connectors on Rear Panel:
Standard RJ45 Network Jack for MIDI 1.0/2.0 data connection
Operates via POE Power Over Ethernet
Operates via USB Power input when not operating via POE
Example: MIDI 1.0 Device to MIDI 2.0 Device
Example: USB MIDI 1.0/2.0 Over Long Distance
Example: MIDI 2.0 Device to Tablet Powered by USB-C
Example: Many MIDI 1.0 or 2.0 Devices – Establish Complex set of Connections with Any Device to Any Device
Example: Route to Multiple Destinations – Redundant Computers
