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USB>MIDI (in/out) Model A
OK USB _ MIDI _ INTERFACE _ (1X1)
Overview Physical parameters Controls Connectors and connections SW / drivers Documentation Manufacturer / Links Notes / Service

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Basic data

Name
USB>MIDI (in/out) Model A
Category
4) MIDI interfaces / MIDI routing
Type
USB _ MIDI _ INTERFACE _ (1X1)
Specimen
Unit
Inventory tag
Condition
OK

Physical parameters

Dimensions (mm)
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Dimensions (inch)
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Weight
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Format
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Material
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Manufacturing (Period)
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Manufacturer
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Power

Voltage
USB 5V
Current (typical)
Not stated
Current (max)
Not stated
Polarity
N / A (USB)
Connector
USB Type
AC/DC
DC
Internal/External
External
Note
Power directly from USB guest; no external adapter.
Warning: Check the polarity of the source before connecting! Improper power supply will damage the device.

Firmware and serial number

Serial number
FW version (current)
N / A (typically without updatable FW)
Check date
2026-03-07
Previous version
N/A
Bootloader
N/A
Update Link
N/A
Backup File
N/A

Quick Summary

Simple USB-MIDI converter (1x MIDI IN / 1x MIDI OUT) for connecting DIN MIDI devices to PC/DAW.

Product Description

Compact USB-MIDI cable adapter suitable for basic MIDI communication (note on / off, CC, clock, easier SysEx). Practical solution for older synthesizers, drum machine and MIDI utilities without native USB.

Features and functions

  • USB to MIDI DIN Adapter
  • MIDI IN + MIDI OUT (5-pin DIN)
  • Bus-powered via USB
  • Plug- and-play workflow for common MIDI tasks
  • Suitable for simple MIDI clock / CC / notes routing

Primary I/O (quick orientation)

DomainInputsOutputsNote
MIDI1x MIDI IN (DIN 5-pin)1x MIDI OUT (DIN 5-pin)The direction of the cable must be followed (DIN connectors are marked IN / OUT).
USBUSB to hostUSB to hostData and power link.

Controls

FRONT / TOP (user control)

  • Without active controls (cable adapter)
  • LED indication (if fitted according to revision)

Service / hidden elements

  • When problems check the correct orientation of DIN IN / OUT branch.
  • For the test use the MIDI monitor in DAW or utility software.

Connectors and connections

Connector matrix

InterfacesINOUTSpec / note
MIDI1x MIDI IN (DIN 5-pin)1x MIDI OUT (DIN 5-pin)The direction of the cable must be followed (DIN connectors are marked IN / OUT).
USBUSB to hostUSB to hostData and power link.

Latency and jitter

Clock sources
USB host scheduling
Clock IN/OUT format
MIDI clock (24 PPQ)
Typical latency
Not stated
Jitter spec
Not stated
Buffer support
Not stated

Impedance and signal levels

Line Level (dBu)
Mic In level
Output Impedance
Input Impedance
THD
Frequency Range

Other Specifications (from metadata.specifications)

KeyValue
No other specifications

Additional technical details

KeyValue
No additional technical details

Typical routing

Connection instructions: The examples below show typical signal flows in practice. For specific details (jitter, buffering), see section above.

SW / drivers

ComponentWindowsmacOSLinuxNote
No specific driver data; use the Documentation/Links section.

Custom firmware details

Author
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FW family
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Custom FW targets

  • No explicit custom FW targets in metadata.

Custom CC mapping

CCMeaning
No custom CC mapping.

Custom FW global settings

SettingsMeaning
No custom global settings.

Custom FW extended menu

ItemDetail
No extended menu details.

Documentation and manuals

Service log

DateEventWhoNote
No records yet.

Presets / User banks

Storage type
Number of banks
Current bank
Backup File
Export format
Note

Notes / service / modifications

  • Practical use: simple MIDI routing between older HW and DAW.
  • For major SysEx transfers, reliability may vary according to the revision of the chipset.