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iConnectivity mio USB MIDI Interface Features:- 1-in/1-out USB MIDI interface for Mac or PC
- Standard MIDI DIN ports to connect your keyboard, drum machine, or other MIDI gear
- 5' long MIDI to USB cable
- Plug-and-play - no drivers required
- USB bus powered
Hello,
yesterday I had the same problem as other users with the Swissonic USB-MIDI interface. I found a solution for this problem, and want to share this solution to help other users with the Swissonic MIDI USB Interface, who have driver issues in Windows 7.
I searched a long time for similar devices with 1x1 MIDI possibilities and tried plenty of drivers from different manufacturers.
My hope was to find a manufacturer that uses similiar parts insides the device and offers driver support for Windows 7.
The solution is a Windows 7 driver for the Roland UM-1G interface, that works also with the Swissonic 1x1 MIDI-Interface. But carefully, there must be the letter G at the end. They have other UM devices with different letters at the end.
You have to install the drivers manually. The setup.exe didn't work in my case.
Manually you can install the drivers via the device manager in Windows 7. You have to choose a list of all devices, than select a medium and choose the 'RDIF1093.INF' file in the extracted driver folder named 'Files'. A window will prompt and asks if you really want to install the UM-1G device. You should click yes and allow to install the driver for the UM-1G device.
When everything is finished, you should be able to choose the UM-1G interface in your favorite software program.
Some other problems occur with this device, when your USB ports don't deliver enough power. In this case use should use your USB ports in the back instead of the front USB ports. Another solution is to use a PCI USB Card or a USB HUB with an external power adapter!
Mio Driver Win 10
Hope this solution works for you, as it did for me :)