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How to load firmware files on Windows | MIDI OX (free)

Put the interface into bootloader mode: https://iconnectivity.supportbee.com/53/117/4355

Download MIDI OX : http://www.midiox.com/

Open MIDI OX



Select Actions > Play MIDI...

A new MIDI player window will open


Select the folder icon      

Select the firmware (.mid) file you've downloaded from the iConnectivity website for your interface.
https://www.iconnectivity.com/firmware

Now select the MIDI button  

This should open a new window showing the MIDI ports connected to your computer.

Select the interface in bootloader mode.  




Select OK

Click the Play button >

Once file is fully played power your interface off then back on by disconnecting and reconnecting the power OR pressing and holding the knob/button on your interface until the lights go out and then click again to turn it back on.