Novation remote25sl User Guide

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Getting Started - Connecting Up

The ReMOTE 25 may be connected to a system in three different ways

1

Connection to equipment using the MIDI In and Out Jacks.

2

Connection to a Computer system using the USB port.

3

Connection to equipment using MIDI In and Out AND to a computer 
using the USB port.

1  Connection to equipment using the MIDI In and Out Jacks

This is referred to as the ‘stand alone’ or ‘live’ set-up.  The illustration below shows a typical arrangement. 
Ensure power is off on all equipment. Connect the MIDI out of the ReMOTE 25 to the MIDI in of a suitable
sound module. 

If batteries are not fitted then an external power supply (Novation PSU6) must be connected - See next
page for battery information. Connect any other devices such as pedals to the ReMOTE 25. Switch on the
power to all devices. 

Set the receiving MIDI channel of the sound module to Channel 1 or OMNI (this should be the default).
The keyboard and pitch/modulation joystick will be active and the sound module will respond to the MIDI
information being sent from the ReMOTE 25. If the sound module conforms to General MIDI then locate
the General MIDI template labels and place them in the three template recesses (See page 10).

pitch 

mod

data / value 

value

cc#

midi chan

midi port

prog / page 

write

select

snapshot

panic

template

edit

template

play

octave

cursor

F1

F2

F3

F4

global

2 5

Expression Pedal

Sustain Pedal

Novation PSU6 
Power supply

thru

MIDI port 1

MIDI port 2

off / on

9 Volt D.C in 

Power

out

out

in

sustain

 pedal

expression

 pedal

USB

O    I

MIDI In

Sound
Module

ReMOTE 25
rear panel

External Power Supply need
not be used if batteries are
fitted - see following section
‘Power Supply or Battery
Operation’.