ICON inspire 5G2 User manual

User manual
49/61/88-note velocity-sensitive semi-weighted piano-style keys USB
MIDI controller keyboard with “VirtualPort ™” matrix technology

Important Safety Instructions
1. Read this manual thoroughly before using this unit.
2. Keep this manual for future reference.
3. Take notice of and comply with all warnings included in the user's manual or indicated on the
appliance.
4. Follow all instructions included in this manual.
5. Do not expose this unit to rain or moisture. Avoid having water or other liquids spilled on this
unit.
6. When cleaning the cabinet or other parts of this appliance, use only a dry or slightly damp soft
cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings or interfere with the proper ventilation of this unit. Install
in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.
8. Do not use or store near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other heat-
producing appliances.
9. Do not interfere with the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug
has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding-type plug has two blades and a third
grounding prong. These are designated for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your
outlet, consult an electrician.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or otherwise damaged by items placed on or
against them. Particular attention should be given to the plugs, receptacles, and the point where
the cord exits the appliance.
11. To avoid the risk of electrical shock, do not touch any exposed wiring while the unit is in
operation.
12. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
13. Unplug this unit and all connected electrical equipment during lightning storms or when left
unused a long period of time.
14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the appliance has
been damaged in any way or fails to operate normally.
WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this unit to rain or moisture

Introductions.............................................................................................4
What’s in the package? ............................................................................4
Features ...................................................................................................5
Front panel layout.....................................................................................6
Control buttons layout...............................................................................8
What is VirtualPort™ ..............................................................................10
Advance settings .................................................................................... 11
Advance settings .................................................................................... 11
Pad settings............................................................................................12
Rear panel layout ...................................................................................13
Getting started........................................................................................14
Connecting your InSpire G2 controller ...................................................14
iMapTM software for Mac OS X................................................................16
Installing iMapTM software for Windows...................................................16
Assigning MIDI functions with iMapTM.....................................................19
iMapTM InSpire G2 software panel .........................................................20
Firmware upgrade ..................................................................................32
Restore the factory default settings........................................................32
Specications .........................................................................................33
Appendix A (Mackie Control and HUI protocol functions).......................34
Appendix B (Key-switch velocity curve selection) ..................................39
Appendix C (Drum-Pads velocity curve selection) .................................40
Service....................................................................................................41
Contents

4
Introductions
What’s in the package?
Thank you for purchasing the ICON InSpire G2 USB MIDI controller keyboard. We
sincerely trust this product will provide years of satisfactory service, but if anything is
not to your complete satisfaction, we will endeavor to make things right.
In these pages, you'll nd a detailed description of the features of the InSpire G2, as
well as a guided tour through its front and side panels, step-by-step instructions for
its setup and use, and full specications.
You'll also nd a warranty card enclosed - please don't forget to ll it out and mail
it so that you can receive online technical support at: www.icon-global.com. And
so we can send you updated information about these and other ICON products in
the future. As with most electronic devices, we strongly recommend you retain the
original packaging. In the unlikely event the product must be returned for servicing,
the original packaging (or reasonable equivalent) is required.
With proper care and adequate air circulation, your InSpire G2 will operate without
any trouble for many years. We recommend that you record your serial number in
the space provided below for future reference.
Please write your serial number here for future reference:
Purchased at:
Date of purchase:
●InSpire 5 G2 / InSpire 6 G2 / InSpire 8 G2 - 49/61/88-note velocity-sensitive semi-
weighted piano-style keys USB MIDI controller keyboard x 1
●CD x 1
App software – iMap ( Mac & Windows )
User manual & QSG
DAW software – Samplitude 11 silver ICON edition
●Quick Start Guide x 1
●USB 2.0 cable x 1

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Features
●ICON innovative “VirtualPort™” matrix technology provides 4 independent USB output for
Multi-software operation simultaneously
●Key switch and pads allow multi-assignment & simultaneous operation on multi- software
●The powerful controller is equipped and easily set up with Mackie Control and HUI protocol
●Semi-weighted velocity-sensitive piano style keyboard
●Combined pitch/modulation joystick
●8 x dual function encoder knobs (Enter & rotate)
●8+1 assignable faders
●12 integrated velocity-sensitive trigger pads send MIDI notes or control data
●X/Y touchpad
●“Hold”, “Pad Roll” & “Key Roll” feature buttons are equipped for Pad & Key rolling effect
when using with the touchpad
●Large backlit LCD to display channel name, control values etc. for each channel
●62 assignable buttons
●Jog wheel shuttle for fast search and control
●Illuminated buttons for each channel including Rec-enable, Solo, Mute and Select
●6 illuminated transport buttons including Play, Stop, Rec, Rewind, Fast forward and Loop
●Illuminated zoom key with 4 direction keys
●Single Transpose button use combines with key switch to shift pitch effectively
●Multi velocity curves available for selection (Key and Pads)
●1 x 1 16-channels MIDI I/O
●Expression & sustain pedal TRS connectors
●Expansion slot for ICON’s “Synth” series synthesizer module card
●Expansion slot for ICON’s “Satellite” series USB audio interface card
●Mounting holes equipped for an optional iPad holder
●Class-compliant with Windows XP, Vista (32-bit), Windows 7 (32-bit & 64-bit), and Mac OSX
(IntelMac)
●USB 2.0 high speed connectivity
●Mackie control build-in for Cubase, Nuendo, Samplitude, Logic Pro and Abelton Live
●Mackie HUI protocol build-in for Pro Tool
●User self-dene mode (MIDI Learn) for other DAW such as Sonar
●Firmware upgrade available simply via USB connection and iMap software
●Template labels are included for difference popular DAW such as Cubase, Nuendo,
Samplitude, Logic Pro and Abelton Live
●Robust aluminum and metal casing with Kensington lock port
Adv.
Pad1
Pad2
Pad3
Pad4
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Adv.
Pad1
Pad2
Pad3
Pad4
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Adv.
Pad1
Pad2
Pad3
Pad4
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo
Sel
Mute
Solo

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Front Panel Layout
Note: Function operates slightly difference between DAWs. Please refer to
your DAW manual for each function and overlap the provided labeling template
according to your current using DAW. The following description is based on the
functions that operate in Apple LogicTM.
1. 49/61/88-note key switches
49/61/88 - note velocity-sensitive semi-weighted piano-style key switches
2. 12 integrated velocity-sensitive trigger pads
12 integrated velocity-sensitive trigger pads send MIDI notes or control data.
3. Pad1-4 buttons
Switch between 4 different layer settings for the 12-pads.
4. Modulation & pitch bend joystick
Vertically Adjusts the modulation effect
Horizontally Adjusts the pitch bend. It will return to “center” when released
5. Control Buttons
Control, set, and activate the features of InSpire G2.
6. Knobs
The eight rotary encoder knobs are generally used for controlling the track pan
position, aux send levels and EQ of your DAW. You may also preset them to
adjust specic parameters within plug-ins and virtual instruments.
Tip: Please refer to Appendix A for Mackie Control and HUI protocol functions
7. Faders
Programmable fader slide to adjust linear MIDI parameters such as volume or
change the midi message with iMapTM software.
Tip: Please refer to Appendix A for Mackie Control and HUI protocol functions
Ad v.
Pa d1
Pa d2
Pa d3
Pa d4
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
57612
9
11
10
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8. Track </> buttons
Track < Shift “one” channel up for all faders (except the master channel)
Track > Shift “one” channel down for all faders (except the master channel)
9. Bank </> buttons
Bank< Shift “eight” channels up for all faders (except the master channel).
Bank> Shift “eight” channels down for all faders (except the master
channel).
10. Transpose buttons
Raise or lower the pitches (by less than an octave) played on your keyboard.
Tip: While pressing and holding the “Transpose” button, press a keyswitch within
an octave range from the original c1 position to change the c1 to that particular
switch.
Note: Only the rst zone could be changing the pitch if several zones are set.
11. Hold, Pad Roll & Key Roll buttons
“Hold”, “Pad Roll” & “Key Roll” feature buttons are equipped for Pad & Key
rolling effect when using with touchpad.
12. DAW Selector section
InSpire G2 has built-in Mackie Control protocols & HUI for different DAW such
as CubaseTM, SamplitudeTM, Abelton LiveTM, Logic ProTM and ProToolTM. By
selecting the correct DAW and Mackie control (HUI) protocol, InSpire G2 has
automatically mapped the major functions and work seamlessly with that DAW.

<< / >> buttons These arrow buttons are used to scroll through the DAW
list. The name of the DAW will display on the LCD.
DAW button Press to enter the DAW selection.

To change your InSpire G2 DAW mode, turn off and on the power switch to enter
the DAW selection mode. Select your desired DAW from the list with the “<<” /
“>>” buttons.

Tips: DAW button could not be activated if a DAW software is running.
Note: We will update InSpire G2 rmware from time to time to support additional
DAW apart from the current existing list. Please check our ofcial website to
download and upgrade your InSpire G2 rmware

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Control buttons layout
1. Advance
Advance setup for an advanced user. (Please refer to P.9 for details)
2. User-dened control buttons (Shift/F1-F8)
This section of control buttons is user-dened in Mackie control mode (HUI
mode). You may set their parameters according to your personal needs. PVC
labeling mask is included for noting the set parameters.
3. READ button
Press the READ button to activate the read function of the current audio track.
4. WRITE button
Press the WRITE button to activate the write function of the current audio track.
5. Transport control buttons section
PLAY button Activate the play function of the DAW.
STOP button Activate the stop function of the DAW.
REC button Activate the record function of the DAW.
REWIND button Activate the rewind function of the DAW.
FAST FORWARD button Activate the fast forward function of the DAW.
LOOP button Activate the loop function of the DAW.
6. Jog wheel section
The jog wheel is used for various purposes specic to the DAW application,
including shuttle and scrubbing functions.
6a. Zoom control buttons section
Zoom UP/DOWN button
The Zoom UP/Down button is used to navigate up
or down through the Graphical User Interface (GUI)
of the DAW application.
Zoom LEFT/RIGHT
button
The LEFT/RIGHT button is used to navigate left or
right through the Graphical User Interface (GUI) of
the DAW application.
Ad v.
Pa d1
Pa d2
Pa d3
Pa d4
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
S el
Mute
S olo
7c 3
7C
7a
7b
8
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2
5
6
6a

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Zoom IN/OUT button Zoom in or out the track horizontally.
Zoom Track Zoom in or out the track vertically.
7. Sub-control buttons
This section of control buttons varies in different DAWs. InSpire G2 is based on
LogicTM for the settings.
Note: For different DAWs the labeling may not be perfectly matched.
7a. Assignment section
TRACK button - Activate the track parameters of the software.
7b. PAN/Surround/EQ/Send/Plug-in/Instrument buttons
These buttons are used to activate the corresponding effect function of the
DAW. They are typically used in conjunction with the rotary encoder knobs.
Press the button, its light will turn on, and then rotate the rotary encoder
knob to adjust the value, which will display on the LCD directly above.
7c. Left/Right buttons
On some function modes, you can scroll through the parameters that show
on the LCD by pressing the left and right buttons.
8. Recording channel control buttons section
REC buttons Activate and deactivate the recording state of the associated
channel. The switch will light red when the channel is armed.
SOLO buttons
Turn On and Off the solo state of the associated channel.
The switch will light red when the channel solo state is on
and other channels will be muted. You could solo multiple
channel by pressing SOLO buttons on additional channels.
MUTE buttons Activate and deactivate the mute state of the associated
channel. The switch will light red when the channel is muted.
SEL buttons
The SEL buttons activate the associated channels in the
DAW software in order to perform a specic operation
(for example, when adjusting EQ with the ASSIGNABLE
ENCODERS, the SEL switch will be used to choose the
channel you want to adjust). When a channel is selected, the
associated SEL switch's red LED will light up.

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What is VirtualPort™
InSpire G2 has equipped a powerful feature named VirtualPort™,to help you
understand what VirtualPort™ is and its powerful features. Imagine there are four
individual devices with 4 independent USB connections.
The rst advantage allows you to setup these devices exibly, you could have totally
difference settings for all of these devices. For example, you may easily setup your
key-switch with piano sound-bank and drum sound for your drum pad. Secondly, as
there are four independent devices which will be recognised by your application, you
may control four different applications simultaneously with each controller. Thirdly,
each device (as listed below) is equipped with 4 VirtualPort™ that allow you to
switch on or off, it works like a matrix that you can send your midi message to the
other VirtualPort™ channels.
Factory default device setting:
InSpire G2 hardware VirtualPort™
preset setting DAW naming
Keyswicth VirtualPort™ 1 USB Audio Device
12-Drum Pads VirtualPort™ 2 USB Audio Device [2]
Controller (e.g. faders, knobs, button etc.) VirtualPort™ 3 USB Audio Device [3]
MIDI Out port VirtualPort™ 4 USB Audio Device [4]
Note: When using Mackie Control or HUI protocol at your DAW, “USB Audio
Device[3]” must be selected as the MIDI In/Out device at your DAW setting.

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Advance settings
Advance settings
ICON has invented an innovative & unique technology – VirtualPort™ (Virtual multi-
USB ports matrix technology)
It allows the user to use four independent applications (software or sound bank etc)
simultaneously. 5 different zones are available for key switch, each with detailed
settings. The 12 pads are able to made detailed setting individually.
To enter into the Advance setting menu, press the “Advance” button. There are two
main settings including “Keyboard settings” & “Pad settings”
Rotate the rst encoder to select “Keyboard set” and rotate the second encoder to
select the sub-menu functions as below:
Octave Rotate the encoder directly above each of the 5 zones showing on
the LCD to change the value from (-10) – (+10).
Transpose Rotate the encoder directly above each of the 5 zones showing on
the LCD to change the value from (-12) – (+12).
Channel Rotate the encoder directly above each of the 5 zones showing on
the LCD to change the value from 1-16.
Velocity
Rotate the encoder directly above each of the 5 zones showing on
the LCD to change the value from 1-12.
Note: For the different velocity curve diagrams, please refer to P.39
Range
Rotate the encoder directly above each of the 5 zones to select
the zone (the selected zone will be marked with “*”), then press
the rst & the last keys for setting the zone range.
VirtualPort 1-4 These are the VirtualPort™ Virtual matrix settings. Select On or
Off for each zone with the encoders directly above the zones.
MIDI Out
This representing the MIDI out port located at the rear panle of
InSpire G2. Rotate the encoder directly above each of the 5 zones
showing on the LCD to change the value from Off - On.
Programme Rotate the encoder directly above each of the 5 zones showing on
the LCD to change the value from 0-127.

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Pad settings
Rotate the rst encoder to select “Pad set” and press the 12 pads to select pad
one to pad twelve. Rotate the second encoder to select the sub-menu functions as
below:
Mode Rotate the third encoder to select MIDI message type “Note” or
“Control”
Channel Rotate the third encoder to select a value from 1-16.
Velocity Rotate the third encoder to select value from 1-6.
Note: For the different velocity curve diagrams, please refer to P.40
Note Rotate the third encoder to select value from C4-g6.
VirtualPort 1-4 These are the VirtualPort™ Virtual matrix settings. Select On or
Off for each pad with the third encoder.
MIDI Out This represents the MIDI out-port located at the rear panel of the
InSpire G2. Rotate the third encoder to select On or Off.
Layer 1-4 There are 4 layers on the pad. Press Button “Pad1” to “Pad4” for
layer 1 to layer 4 correspondently.
Reset
To reset InSpire G2 to the factory default setting. Rotate the rst encoder to select
“Reset” and press the second encoder to activate the reset process.
VirtualPort™ Multi virtual USB port matrix technology
You may activate the 4 VirtualPorts on your applications very exibly. As a maximum
you can have 4 different applications running and controlled by your InSpire
G2 at the same time. To activate the VirtualPort™ on your PC/Mac, select the
corresponding ports on your applications.
Note: Different OS platform might show ports name differently, some examples as
below:
VirtualPort 1 VirtualPort 2 VirtualPort 3 VirtualPort 4
Windows XP USB Audio
Device
USB Audio
Device [2]
USB Audio
Device [3]
USB Audio
Device [4]
Windows 7 iCON inspire
G2 Vxx
MIDIIN 2 iCON
inspire G2 Vxx
MIDIIN 3
iCON inspire
G2 Vxx
MIDIIN 4 iCON
inspire G2 Vxx
Mac OSX
Icon inspire
G2 Vxxx
Port 1
Icon inspire G2
Vxxx Port 2
Icon inspire
G2 Vxxx
Port 3
Icon inspire G2
Vxxx Port 4

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Rear panel layout
1. Expression pedal input
A standard expression pedal can be connected via this 1/4” input.
2. Sustain pedal input
This 1/4” jack can be used to connect a momentary footswitch, like a piano's
sustain pedal. (ICON SPD-01)
3. Midi In/Out port
Use the MIDI Out terminal to connect an external synthesizer or sound module.
4. Synth series plug-in module slot
Install the optional Synth series synthesizer module into this slot.
Note: DC12V/350mA power adaptor is required
5. Satellite series plug-in module slot
Install the optional “Satellite” series audio interface module into this slot.
Note: DC12V/2.5A power adaptor is required
6. Mounting holes for iPad holder (optional)
Please contact your local ICON dealer for purchasing the optional iPad holder
(iMT-01) for your inSpire G2.
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Getting Started
Connecting your InSpire G2 controller
1. Connect the InSpire G2 to your Mac/PC via the USB port.
Choose a USB port on your Mac/PC and insert the wide (at) end of the USB
cable. Connect the cable’s small jack end to the InSpire G2. Your Mac/PC
should automatically “see” the new hardware and notify you that it is ready to
use.

Note: If your InSpire G2’s LCD is blinking or the unit keeps restarting, it’s very
likely that your USB port is not supplying enough power to the InSpire G2. Try to
change the USB port or use InSpire’s power adaptor (optional).
2. Select the DAW at InSpire G2
Press <</>> to scroll through the DAW list, after pressed the “DAW” button to
make the selection.

Tip: InSpire G2 will memorise your last selected DAW mode and re-enter the
same mode a few seconds after it has been switched on. (i.e. DAW mode
selection is not needed if the last mode is being used.)
Tip: For an advanced user, you may set your own midi mapping for the
controller. Select “User Dened” mode when turn on InSpire G2 and set the midi
mapping with the iMap application provided (Refer P.22 for details).
2.1 Advanced settings
Setup the key switch and pad settings under the advanced settings
(Refer to P.22 for details)
3. Setup your DAW
Activate the ICON InSpire G2 controller in your DAW or MIDI software using “MIDI
Setup” or “MIDI Devices”.

For LogicTM, CubaseTM and NuendoTM, choose Mackie Control at the “Device
List”.
Note: Every application does this a little different, so refer to your software user
manual for the settings.

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Please read carefully the below table showing the factory default settings of the
VirtualPort™ for different sections of your InSpire G2, as well as the devices named
in different OS platforms.
Different OS platform might show ports name differently, some examples as below:
VirtualPort 1 VirtualPort 2 VirtualPort 3 VirtualPort 4
Windows XP USB Audio
Device
USB Audio
Device [2]
USB Audio
Device [3]
USB Audio
Device [4]
Windows 7 iCON inspire
G2 Vxx
MIDIIN 2 iCON
inspire G2 Vxx
MIDIIN 3
iCON inspire
G2 Vxx
MIDIIN 4 iCON
inspire G2 Vxx
Mac OSX
Icon inspire
G2 Vxxx
Port 1
Icon inspire G2
Vxxx Port 2
Icon inspire
G2 Vxxx
Port 3
Icon inspire G2
Vxxx Port 4
Factory default device setting:
InSpire G2 hardware VirtualPort™
preset setting DAW naming
Keyswicth VirtualPort™ 1 USB Audio Device
12-Drum Pads VirtualPort™ 2 USB Audio Device [2]
Controller (e.g. faders, knobs, button etc.) VirtualPort™ 3 USB Audio Device [3]
MIDI Out port VirtualPort™ 4 USB Audio Device [4]
Note: When using Mackie Control or HUI protocol at your DAW, “USB Audio Device[3]” must
be selected as the MIDI In/Out device at your DAW setting.

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iMapTM Software for Mac OS X
Installing iMapTM Software for Windows
Please follow the procedures below step-by-step to launch your iMapTM software to
Mac OS X
1. Insert the Utility CD in your CD-Rom and double click “Inspire
G2” Series iMap” icon.
Tip: By “drag and drop” the “InSpire G2 iMap” icon into the “Applications” folder,
you could create a “iMap” shortcut on your Mac’s desktop.
Please follow the procedures below step-by-step to install your iMapTM software.
1. Turn on your PC
2. Insert the Utility CD in your CD-Rom
After you have inserted the CD into your CD-Rom, an installation screen should
appear as shown in diagram 2; click “Install”.
Note: If the installation screen not appear automatically go to the CD folder and
double click on “Setup”
Diagram 1
Diagram 2

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Diagram 3
Diagram 4
Diagram 5
3. Setup Wizard appear
Setup wizard appears, please click “Next”
4. Choose Install Location
Choose your preferred install location for iMapTM or use the default location and
click “Next”
5. Select shortcut
Select the start menu folder in which you would like to create the iMapTM
shortcut. Then click “Next”.

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6. Create a shortcut on your desktop
Please untick the box if you do not want to place a shortcut icon on your desktop
for iMapTM, otherwise click “Next”.
Diagram 6
Diagram 7
Diagram 8
7. iMapTM started to install
The iMapTM installation has now started, wait for it to nish. Then click “Finish”.
8. Installation nished
Click “Finish” to complete the iMapTM software installation.

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Diagram 9
Assigning MIDI functions with iMapTM
You can use iMapTM to easily assign the MIDI functions of your InSpire G2. It has
three main sections: ‘Key”, “Pad” & “Controller” as described in detail below. Except
for “Controller”, the other two settings “Key” and “Pad” could also be setup via
InSpire G2’s hardware (Please refer to “Advance Setting” on P.11 for details)
Note: if your InSpire G2 is not connected to your Mac/PC, the message “There are
no MIDI input devices” will appear. Please connect InSpire G2 to your Mac/PC with
the provided USB cable.

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You may set your InSpire G2 key switches to a maximum of ve different zones.
Each zone can have individual settings which are shown in the table below.
Settings Value Desciption
Zone
1-5
Octave -10 to +10 Set the Octave value of the key-switch for the
correspondence zone
Transpose -12 to +12 Set the Transpose value of the key-switch for the
correspondence zone
Channel 1 to 16 Set the midi channel of the key-switch for the
correspondence zone
Velocity +1 to +12 set the velocity curve of the key-switch for the
correspondence zone
Start 1 to 88 Set the rst key of the correspodence zone
End 1 to 88 Set the last key of the correspondence zone
MIDI Out On / Off "Check" to activate the MIDI Out VirtualPort for the
correspondence zone
VirtualPort 1 On / Off "Check" to activate the VirtualPort 1 for the
correspondence zone
VirtualPort 2 On / Off "Check" to activate the VirtualPort 2 for the
correspondence zone
VirtualPort 3 On / Off "Check" to activate the VirtualPort 3 for the
correspondence zone
VirtualPort 4 On / Off "Check" to activate the VirtualPort 4 for the
correspondence zone
iMapTM InSpire G2 software panel
1. Key – Assign the MIDI function to your InSpire G2’s key-
switch
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Firmware Upgrade
Firmware Upgrade
Layer1
Layer2
Layer3
Layer4
Mode
Chan
Vel
CC
Vale2
All
Device1
Device2
Device3
Device4
MIDI Out
All
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Firmware Upgrade
Firmware Upgrade
Layer1
Layer2
Layer3
Layer4
Mode
Chan
Vel
CC
Vale2
All
Device1
Device2
Device3
Device4
MIDI Out
All
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Firmware Upgrade
Firmware Upgrade
Y
x
Y
x
Mode
Device1
Device2
Device3
Device4
MIDI Out
CH
Note
Down Vale
Up Vale
Led return back
select button All
Encoder1 Encoder2 Encoder3 Encoder4 Encoder5 Encoder6 Encoder7 Encoder8
Y
x
Y
x
Y
x
Y
x
Octave Transpose Chan Vel Start End
Global
ZONE1
ZONE2
ZONE3
ZONE4
MIDI Out Device1 Device2 Device3 Device4
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Firmware Upgrade
Firmware Upgrade
Octave Transpose Chan Vel Start End
Global
ZONE1
ZONE2
ZONE3
ZONE4
MIDI Out Device1 Device2 Device3 Device4
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Send Data
Send Data
Exit
Exit
Firmware Upgrade
Firmware Upgrade
Diagram 10