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| - | This is my experience doing WiFi testing between MD running | + | These instructions focus on iPhone, iPad and Mac. If you have another Wi-Fi MIDI device, |
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| ===== Connection Troubleshooting ====== | ===== Connection Troubleshooting ====== | ||
| - | If MD Connections menu shows a connection, but the target is not responding, use the MD log to verify the inbound and outbound messages. | + | If MD Connections menu shows a connection, but the target is not responding, use the MD log to verify the inbound and outbound messages. |
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| + | * Configure the target device to transmit MIDI | ||
| + | * Move a control that transmits, or play a note | ||
| + | * Does MD log show a received message? | ||
| + | * If not, try a stand alone MIDI monitor program? | ||
| + | * Do you have another device in your rig that indicates successful transmission? | ||
| If you are having connection difficulty with a specific target, we recommend starting with the target device forums or support to see if other users have a similar issue and have found a solution. | If you are having connection difficulty with a specific target, we recommend starting with the target device forums or support to see if other users have a similar issue and have found a solution. | ||
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