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mikehalloran wrote:The controls on the unit have limited functionality. Like the old ones, you need to program them with your Mac or PC unless the default routings do the job. Once configured, you can use them in stand-alone mode.

Thank you for your reply Mike

I think the o/p died. So much for any appreciation. Blocking. :unicorn: To be honest I didn't find your reply very helpful. The link 404s. There's a Micro 'Lite' and a Micro 'Express' so it wasn't clear which you were trying to refer to anyway. You said the smaller one's "don't seem to" a...

Hello

Does anybodyknow the spec of the transformer in a MOTU MIDI Timepiece AV. Mine is buzzing like a mad thing and has pretty much had its day

Picture here

http://www.makermobile.co.uk/shared/pic1.jpg

Numbers on it are

7 8 6 5
SA 831228
AD 9521
3421

Thanks
Jim

Hi

Do any of the current MOTU MIDI interfaces operate standalone without a computer as patch bays in the way my old (but almost dead) MOTU MIDI Timepiece AV does?

Thanks
Jim

Thanks Mike

The other option of course is to find a (very) cheap laptop (Win or Mac) of the era and use that

Well I tried a cheap USB to DB25 adaptor ... well that's £5 and 5 minutes I'll never get back It didn't work, not hugely surprised tbh

Hello Is it possible to connect a non-USB (parallel port version in other words) MIDI Timepiece AV MTP to a late 2013 MacBook Pro (running macOS Sierra, 10.12.5)? The MBP pro has just USB and Thunderbolt connections. The native Intel version of Clockworks launches happily enough. A quick Google tell...