Change the MIKI-D name
Start MIKI-D Control.
The name of your MIKI-D can be changed by choosing the menu item “Tools/Change MIKI-D Name” or type Ctrl+N on your keyboard.
In the following dialog, type in the name you want to give to your device. The final name will always be preceded by “MIKI-D “. So for instance, if you type in “Florence” , the name will be “MIKI-D Florence”. The length of the name will be limited to 16 characters excluding the preceding “MIKI-D “.
On macOS the new name is immediately used when you remove and insert the MIKI-D again.
On Windows you first have to uninstall the previous device. So if your device was simply called “MIKI-D”, go to “Control Panel/Device Manager”, then go to “Sound, video and game controllers”, right-click on “MIKI-D” and choose “Uninstall”.
Now remove the MIKI-D from your device and insert again. The drivers are installed again, using the new name.
Set a password
To protect your device presets from tampering, you can set a password for your MIKI-D. This will make sure nobody can edit the MIKI-D except you. Simply choose the menu item “Tools/Set Password” or type Ctrl+P on your keyboard.
A dialog will then appear that allows you to set the password.
The length of the password will be limited to 12 characters.
To disable the use of the password , simply press “Clear”.
Each time you start MIKI-D Control, it will ask you for the password.
If you “Cancel”, the user can look at the preset settings, but can not change them.
If you forgot your password, press “I Forgot”. Then an email is constructed with details about your MIKI-D which enables us to send you a Password reset code. Please be sure to add your sales-slip/invoice to the email so we can be sure the MIKI-D belongs to you.
Nevertheless be sure to remember/save your password in a safe place!