Hi!
I am currently working on digesting the USB-MIDI Class Definition ...
http://www.usb.org/developers/devclass_docs/midi10.pdf
As I understand, you can have up to 16 USB MidiStreams (MS), each equal
to a physical midi-cable (and each "cable" having 16 virtual
midi-channels.) There is a bandwith limit of one 3-byte midievent/ms
which makes sense given the bandwith of of a physical midi-cable
The MIDI-USB device also have a control channel without any endpoints
(without any physical midi-jacks.) Again only as far as I have
understood; the control channel is not a MidiStream and should therefore
be able to accept a significantly higher transfer rate than the physical
MidiStreams.
Question: How do I determine the max transfer rate for the control
channel (bInterFaceSubClass == 1) as apposed to the physical midi-outs
(bInterFaceSubClass == 3) ?+
This is for setting LEDs partially lid for more than one parameter, by
pulsewidth-modulation over USB-MIDI.
mvh // Jens M Andreasen
Received on Thu Sep 15 20:15:10 2005
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