ETC Response Parts list manual

ETC Setup Guide
Response MIDI Gateway
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Overview
The Response MIDI Gateway supports sending and receiving MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface)
control signals. MIDI enables various types of equipment to communicate, control and synchronize with
each other through the transmission of digital data. For MIDI output the signal is generated by the
controlling device and transmitted to the MIDI Gateway over USB or an Ethernet network to be output
locally at the gateway. The gateway itself does not generate MIDI messages.
MIDI Connections
The following connections are available:
• MIDI In - allows communication from a MIDI device to a Net3 controller, ACN controller or USB MIDI
receiver through the gateway. The input accepts MIDI notes, MIDI Show Control packets and MIDI
Time Code.
• MIDI Thru - allows communication between multiple MIDI devices by passing the input through the
gateway and back out to another MIDI device.
• MIDI Out - allows communication with a MIDI device from a Net3, ACN or USB control source through
the gateway. Outputs MIDI notes, MIDI Show Control packets and/or MIDI Time Code.
The pinouts for the MIDI connections are as follows:
LED Indicators
• Power - solid blue indicates that power is supplied
• Ethernet - solid green indicates network connection and blinking indicates network activity
• USB - solid green indicates USB connection and solid red indicates connection without having fully
detected, identified and loaded device drivers
MIDI Out port
MIDI Thru port
MIDI In port
Navigation buttons
LED indicators
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N/C
Thru+
N/C
Thru-
Shield
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In+
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In-
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Navigation Buttons
• Up, Down, Back, Check Mark/Enter - The check mark allows you to advance to the next available
menu or commit a modified selection. The back arrow allows you to return to the previous menu or
option, and the up and down arrows navigate between lines in a menu.
• Reset - The reset buttons provides a physical reset button in case you are not able to reset or reboot
from within the software.
Power and Connections
The MIDI Gateway can use Power over Ethernet (PoE) or can be powered by USB. When connected using
USB and Ethernet, USB is used only for power and the device is considered a network device. When only
USB is used, it is powered by USB and can be used as a USB-MIDI converting port.
Connect to USB MIDI from the Eos Host
To connect to your MIDI Gateway from the Eos Host, you must enable USB MIDI. For additional information
on using MIDI with an Eos console, refer to the
Eos Family Operations Manual .
1: Connect the USB from your MIDI Gateway to your Eos console.
2: On your console, navigate to Setup > System > Show Control > MIDI.
3: From the Device Settings section, set USB MIDI to Enabled.
Note:
You can also enable USB MIDI on your console from ECU > Local I/O.
Ethernet for power and network
USB for power or USB-MIDI
Set to Enabled

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Connect to your MIDI Gateway Over the Network
1: Connect an Ethernet cable to the Ethernet port on you MIDI gateway and then connect the cable to
a network switch on your Eos console’s lighting network.
2: If the port on the switch is not PoE, you can use the USB port to power the gateway.
3: On your console, navigate to Setup > System > Show Control > MIDI.
4: Ensure that the parameter values set for Network MIDI Rx Source ID and MIDI Tx Source ID on your
console are also set for the Source IDs for your MIDI gateway:
• On your MIDI Gateway, press the Check Mark button to bring up the menu
• Navigate to Setup > Source IDs > (available range is 1-32)
Configuration
You can perform the following tasks using the built-in functionality of the MIDI Gateway. Additional
configuration of the MIDI Gateway is done in Net3 Concert. Refer to the MIDI Gateway device-specific Help
in Concert for more information.
View Device Information
To view information specific to your gateway, select the About menu from the home screen. From the
About menu, you can select one of the following four options:
• Version - Provides the version of software running on the device
• MIDI In - Provides the message type and first and last 5 bytes of the last message received (or a dash
if no messages received since last startup)
• MIDI Out - Provides the message type and first and last 5 bytes of the last message sent (or a dash if
no messages sent since last startup)
To view the Rx ID and Tx ID associated with your MIDI gateway, select Setup > Source IDs from the home
screen.
Network MIDI Rx Source ID and
MIDI Tx Source ID

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Configure Network Settings
To configure the network settings for your device, perform the following steps:
1: From the home screen, select Setup > Network.
2: From the Mode screen, you can use the up and down buttons to select Manual, Link Local or
Automatic.
- Automatic will attempt to automatically configure the IP address, Subnet, and gateway for your
device via DHCP.
- If you select Manual, you must configure the IP Address, IP Subnet, and IP Gateway screens and
then select OK from the Apply/Reboot? screen.
- If you select Link Local, you can have the addressing done using your system’s link local addressing
mechanism. Select OK from the Apply/Reboot? screen.
If your network settings are not valid after configuration, a warning appears for 3 seconds and then you are
returned to the Mode screen and can try again.
Modify Device Settings
To restore the factory defaults or upgrade the software for your device, select the Operations menu from
the home screen. From the Operations menu, you can select one of the two options:
• Restore Defaults - Select OK? from the Restore Defaults screen to restore all default values to your
device. This removes all network and master/backup information that is configured for your gateway
but retains the gateway name.
• Update Software - Select OK? from the Update Software from server <#.#.#.#> screen if you need
to update the software directly from the gateway.
If you do choose to update directly from the gateway, the bootloader runs and the latest software is
downloaded from the server indicated by the <#.#.#.#> IP address on the Update Software screen. If you
need to modify this IP address, you can configure it in the Net3 Concert application using the Update Server
property.
Note:
The recommended method of updating the MIDI gateway is through UpdaterAtor.
Regardless of whether you update from UpdaterAtor or directly from the gateway, the
device must be on the network.