Philip Rees Midi Merge 2 Manual

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chelsea4023
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Philip Rees Midi Merge 2 Manual

Post by chelsea4023 »

Hi Guys,

Not sure if this is the place to post, but I am trying to find a copy of the manual for a Philip Rees midi merge 2 unit. I bought the unit from Ebay, but it did not come with a manual (my mistake). Don't want to return it as I need a midi merge unit.
Can any of you Forum members help, or nudge me in the right direction.

Many thanks

Chris
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Post by voip »

A manual isn't really necessary as these units have nothing in the way of options.

The MIDI out from each MIDI source needs to go into the MIDI ins on the MM2, and the MIDI out(s) go to the destination device. Power is derived from one of the MIDI inputs and the LED should illuminate when there is power. The LED dims when there is data.

The product leaflet has some additional description that might be useful, such as using MIDI port 1 for SysEx connections:

www.philrees.co.uk/products/dox/merginfo.pdf


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Post by chelsea4023 »

Hi Voip,

Thank you for your prompt reply.

I wired my system up using the Midi Merge 2 and three midi cables. The result being that I cannot get it to work properly. Apparently the manual is quite detailed and has examples of different setups.
Currently I'm at a brick wall because nothing works. Having the manual might, and I say might solve my problem. Apparently, which order you switch everything on can have an effect on the Midi Merge 2. There may be something I have not done that is causing the problem.
I'll keep searching and hopefully something will come up.

Personally, I cannot believe Philip Rees does not have pdf manuals on it's website for download. They have pretty much everything else on there (even though they ceased trading years ago).

Thanks anyway for taking the time to post, it's much appreciated.

Chris
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