Opcode MIDI Translator PC Expandable Interface

January 18, 1996 -- Opcode Systems, Inc. announced its MIDI Translator PC, on expandable MIDI interface for PC compatibles The new interface combines rock solid Opcode performance with a unique modular architecture that allows an unprecedented degree of expansion and flexibility

The exclusive "docking" port of the MIDI Translator PC allows multiple units to be chained together. A single MIDI Translator PC gives the user a 2 IN x 2 OUT, 32-channel MIDI interface that easily connects to the parallel port of a PC. Quickly expand this to a 4 IN x 4 OUT, 64 -channel interface by simply docking two units together.

The "docking" port of the MIDI Translator PC also acts as a printer passthru port. Controllable via software it allows a printer to remain connected and on-line at all times-no hassles with printer cable swapping.

The MIDI Translator PC is compatible with all Windows(TM) 3. 1, Windows 95, and Windows for Workgroups MIDI software. Small and extremely portable, it fits perfectly alongside any desktop or laptop PC.

Carrying on a tradition of quality, the MIDI Translator PC was developed by Opcode in conjunction with David Rowe, founder of Music Quest, and Opcode's new Director of Hardware Products. "Price alone makes our 2 port interface an excellent value. But the MIDI Translator PC's printer passthru port, docking feature, and portability make it a breakthrough product among PC interfaces," says Mr. Rowe.

Expandable, flexible modular die new MIDI Translator PC offers many options for the beginner, as well as the professional, in a dependable, small and easy-to-use package.

The MIDI Translator PC will be available in the 1st quarter 96.

For more information, visit their web site at www.opcode.com.


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