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Strymon CONDUIT - User Manual

Strymon CONDUIT
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Strymon CONDUIT Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeMIDI Hub
ConnectivityUSB, MIDI
USB PortsUSB-B
Power9V DC center-negative, 300mA minimum
PolarityCenter Negative
FunctionMIDI Routing, MIDI Thru, MIDI Filtering, MIDI Mapping, MIDI Merging, MIDI Splitting
ConnectionUSB
CompatibilityMIDI Devices
BuildMetal Enclosure

Summary

Modes Of Operation

Standalone Mode

Conduit operates in standalone mode for distributing MIDI data via 1/4" TRS and DIN OUT ports.

USB MIDI Interface Mode

Conduit acts as a USB MIDI interface, exposing TRS jacks and DIN pair as independent MIDI devices.

Front Panel Controls and Connections

DIN MIDI IN;OUT Ports

Describes the 5-pin DIN MIDI IN/OUT ports, their function, and data flow.

Front Panel Components and Features

STATUS LED for MIDI IN;OUT Ports

Explains the function of the status LED for MIDI IN/OUT ports and its color indications.

9 VDC Power Input

Details the power requirements for the 9VDC input, including adapter specifications.

USB Connectivity Port

Explains the USB port for computer connectivity and its relation to MIDI data distribution.

SET Button Functionality

Explains the SET button for jack configuration and status display.

Rear Panel Controls and Connections

ACTIVITY LEDs

Explains that Activity LEDs blink the color of the selected mode when MIDI data is present.

1;4 TRS MIDI I;O Jacks 1-4

Describes the four 1/4" TRS MIDI I/O jacks and their configuration capabilities.

1;4 TRS Jack Configurations

GREEN = Tip Send

Default setting for Strymon pedals; sends MIDI at TIP and receives at RING.

RED = Ring Send

Sends MIDI at the RING and receives at the TIP.

AMBER = Tip and Ring Send

Sends MIDI at both TIP and RING; used for connecting two pedals to one jack.

PURPLE = TRS TYPE A

Sends MIDI OUT only with RING as source and TIP as sink.

Configuring 1;4 TRS Jacks for Non-Strymon Pedals

Step 1: Enter Configuration Mode

Press and hold SET button while connecting power to enter jack configuration mode.

Configuring TRS Jacks: Steps 2 & 3

Step 2: Change Jack Configuration

Release SET button, plug/unplug cable into desired jack to change configuration.

Step 3: Save and Exit Configuration

Press SET button to save and exit TRS jack configuration mode.

Connections - MIDI Distribution for a Pedalboard

Step 1: Connect Power Supply

Connect a 9V DC center-negative power supply (at least 50mA) to the 9VDC input.

MIDI Distribution: Connecting Controller

Step 2: Connect MIDI Controller to Conduit

Connect a 5-pin DIN MIDI cable from the MIDI OUT of controller to the MIDI IN port on Conduit.

MIDI Distribution: Connecting Pedals

Step 3: Connect Pedal to Conduit

Connect 1/4" TRS cable from Conduit's 1/4" I/O jack to pedal's MIDI control input.

Step 4: Configure Pedal MIDI Channel

Configure the connected pedal to communicate on the desired MIDI channel.

Step 5: Disable Bi-directional MIDI OUT

Optionally disable MIDI OUT from pedal unless bi-directional communication is desired.

Connections - Connecting Two Pedals to a Single 1;4 TRS Jack

Step 1: Configure for Tip and Ring Send

Configure the desired 1/4" TRS jack for Tip and Ring Send (AMBER LED).

Step 2: Connect TRS Splitter Cable

Connect the TRS end of a splitter cable to the jack set to Tip and Ring Send.

Connecting Two Pedals: Final Steps

Step 3: Connect Pedals to Splitter

Connect the other ends of the TRS splitter cable to the 1/4" MIDI jacks on the desired pedals.

Step 4: Configure Pedals for TRS MIDI

Configure connected pedals to receive MIDI via TRS on the desired MIDI channel.

Using Conduit with a Computer

MIDI Port Mapping Overview

Explains how Conduit MIDI Ports 1-6 map to 1/4" TRS jacks, DIN ports, and configuration port.

Pedalboard Mounting Instructions

Step 1: Choose Mounting Location

Tape the drill template to the desired location on the pedalboard.

Step 2: Drill Mounting Holes

Drill through the marked hole locations with a 1/8" (3mm) bit.

Step 3: Attach Conduit to Pedalboard

Place Conduit over holes and secure with #4-40 3/8" screws from the reverse side.

MIDI Specifications

MIDI CC Numbers for TRS Jack Configuration

Details MIDI CC messages sent via Conduit Port 6 to remotely change TRS jack configuration.

Features and Specifications

Product Features List

Lists key features of the Conduit, including connectivity and build.

Technical Specifications

Provides technical specifications like power, weight, and dimensions.

Whats Included in the Box

Lists all items included in the Conduit package.

Appendix 1: Standalone Operation

Standalone Mode without USB Connection

Indicates this appendix covers standalone operation without USB connection.

Appendix 1: Standalone Cable Connections

Standalone Cable Connections Diagram

Illustrates cable connections for Conduit in standalone MIDI distribution.

Appendix 1: Standalone Data Flow

Standalone Data Flow Diagram

Illustrates the flow of MIDI data in standalone mode without a USB connection.

Appendix 2: USB MIDI Interface

USB MIDI Interface Introduction

Introduces the functionality of Conduit as a USB MIDI interface.

Appendix 2: USB MIDI Interface Cable Connections

USB MIDI Interface Cable Connections Diagram

Illustrates cable connections for Conduit when used as a USB MIDI interface.

Appendix 2: USB MIDI Interface Data Flow

USB MIDI Interface Data Flow Diagram

Illustrates the flow of MIDI data when Conduit is connected to a computer via USB.

Strymon Non-Transferrable Limited Warranty

Warranty Coverage Details

Covers defects in material and workmanship for two years from purchase.

Warranty Exclusions

Lists conditions not covered by the warranty, such as misuse or natural disasters.

Limits of Liability

Outlines limitations on Strymon's liability for product failure or damages.

How to Obtain Service Under Warranty

Provides instructions for obtaining warranty repair service in North America and internationally.

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