You can set the way in which Equator2 expects to receive MIDI in the Note Configuration menu, found in the Mod Panel section of the synth.
Usually, you will leave these settings at their default, but they can be very useful for particular configurations or when using Equator2 with MPE and non-MPE MIDI controllers.
When using the Seaboard with Equator2, ensure that the settings in ROLI Dashboard always match with the MIDI Settings in Equator2.MPE Mode
Global Channel
This setting determines which channel is reserved for global MIDI changes, Channel 1 or Channel 16.
In ROLI Dashboard, this is termed differently. Lower Zone reserves Channel 1 for global changes and Upper Zone reserves Channel 16.
Channels
Use this to select the range of MIDI channels your connected hardware is using. What channel range should I choose?
Per note pitchbend range
The pitchbend range in semitones that is applied to individual notes when performing polyphonic pitch bends (Glide). What Pitch Bend Range should I choose?
Global pitchbend range
The pitchbend range in semitones that is applied to all notes when performing pitch bend globally, for example, when using a Pitch Bend wheel on a MIDI Controller.
Standard Mode
Channel
Select the MIDI channel used for your connected hardware.
Global pitchbend range
The pitchbend range in semitones that is applied to all notes when performing pitch bend globally, for example, when using a Pitch Bend wheel on a MIDI Controller.