An info box will pop up and report connection status Configuring a Button/Pedal statically To change the MIDI message sent by a given button or the expression pedal click on any field of any sequence step to invoke the editing scroll box. Checking Communication To check if the Panel is in contact with the UMI3 select Show UMI3 Info in the file menu. An area on the top right corner shows the message configuration for the expression pedal. These columns are called button sequencers. It shows three numbered columns each associated with the corresponding button on the UMI3. You need to re-launch it every time the UMI3 is re-connected to the host General layout The layout panel is fairly simple. The Panel only checks for connection on launch. It never accesses the MIDI pipe, so that no conflict can occur between itself and the audio application which uses the MIDI pipe at the same time.
If the UMI3 is currently active, the Setup Panel will find it and open its HID USB pipe for communication. Launching Once the UMI3 is connected your can start the Setup Panel application. UMI3 Compatible pedals include: M-Audio Ex-p (in M-Audio mode), Moog EP2, Alesis F2, Roland EV-5, EV-7, Boss FV-500L. One where the wiper of the pot is connected to the Tip (this type will work with our controller), and the type where the wiper is connected to the Ring (this type unfortunately won t work). Compatible pedals are simply a potentiometer which 3 pins should be wired as follows: 4ĥ Third party expression pedals with a TRS connector come it two flavors. This connector is of the TRS type which stands for Tip- Ring-Sleeve, the name of the 3 points of electrical contact on the plug that should be plugged in this jack. Connecting an expression pedal Right next to the USB connector is a ¼ inch jack which can be used to connect an expression pedal. By default the MIDI output is as follows: Button 1 Pressed Note On (C4, Ch1, Velocity 64) Button 2 Pressed Note On (D4, Ch1, Velocity 64) Button 3 Pressed Note On (E4, Ch1, Velocity 64) Button 1 Released Note Off (C4, Ch1) Button 2 Released Note Off (D4, Ch1) Button 3 Released Expression input change Note Off (E4, Ch1) Continuous Controller (11 - Expression, Ch1) 1.2. At this point the UMI3 is sending MIDI messages to the host when buttons are pushed/released or the expression pedal input sees some change. Your UMI3 has been properly discovered and configured. At the end of the enumeration the LED should go off. During enumeration depending on the type of host and its OS, pop-ups with our names (UMI3, Logidy) might appear on the screen. At this point the host is attempting to communicate with it and configure our newly attached USB device.
It means that the UMI3 is getting powered by the host computer (we ll call it the host from now on) and is running. If no number of cables or ports or computers gets that LED to come on, you might have to contact our customer support service. If it doesn t, try a different cable or a different port on the computer. Just find any USB cable with USB 1.0 type plugs and plug it into the UMI3 and the computer. USB Connection Connecting the UMI3 to a computer is a very straightforward process. The first section covers the operation of the UMI3 hardware and its basic connectivity, while the second section shows the operation of the UMI3 Setup Panel application. Information is organized in two sections.
You will find in this document all the information you might need to get the best out of our product. We hope it will turn out as helpful a tool as you imagined it would be when putting in your order. Many more thanks if you ve actually purchased one. Original draft : Version Included Setup Panel v 0.92 features Introduction Thank you for looking into the UMI3.
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1 UMI3 Parametric USB MIDI Foot Controller User s ManualĢ Table of Contents Table of Contents.2 Document revisions.3 Introduction Hardware USB Connection Connecting an expression pedal Software Using the UMI3 Setup Panel Launching General layout Checking Communication Configuring a Button/Pedal statically Release Message Function Sequence Length Auto Step File Operations Saving Defaults to UMI3.8 Annex A: Technical Specificationsģ Document revisions : Version 1.0.
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