Appendices
Local Control On setting
If you make connections as shown on the preceding page, you must turn on the Echo Back setting of the external MIDI sequencer or computer (so that the data it receives at MIDI IN will be retransmitted without change from MIDI OUT), and turn off the Local Control setting of the
When you play the keyboard of the
In other words by turning the
To turn off Local Control, set the Global mode Group 4 “MIDI Local Cntrl” parameter to Off.
If you are using the
Connecting a MIDI keyboard
If you want to connect a MIDI keyboard to the
Set the Global mode Group 2 “MIDI Upper Rx ch” and “MIDI Lower Rx ch” parameters to match the MIDI channel of your connected MIDI device.
If you want to transmit program changes from the connected MIDI device or to control the panel keys of the
If you are recording your
Since Drawbar 1, 2, and DRAWBAR SELECT are not reproduced by program changes, use DRAWBAR SE- LECT to select the drawbars that you will use first in your performance. Then execute Global mode Group 7 “Draw- bar Scan” to transmit the state of Drawbar 1 and 2. Immediately when you begin recording, transmit a program change by selecting the program that you will use for your performance. Now the sequence will contain the data needed to reproduce the settings for each live set of drawbars.
When using a velocity-sensitive MIDI sound module
With the factory settings, the
If you are using a
Set the Global mode Group 2 “MIDI Upper 2nd ch” and “MIDI Lower 2nd ch” parameters to other than Off. This will cause note messages with velocity to be transmitted on the specified MIDI channel.
However in this state, two sets of note messages (one
with variable velocity, and another with fixed velocity) will be transmitted, so you should also set the Global mode Group 2 “MIDI Upper Tx ch” and “MIDI Lower Tx ch” parameters to Off, so that the
Alternatively, you could set “MIDI Upper 2nd ch” and “MIDI Upper Tx ch,” and “MIDI Lower 2nd Tx Ch” and “MIDI Lower Tx Ch,” to different channels so that they do not conflict, and then make settings on the connected MIDI sound module so that it receives the note messages with variable velocity.
If Global mode Group 1 “Key Trigger” is set to Shallow, the note message with fixed velocity will be transmitted when you have only pressed the key lightly. However, the note message with variable velocity will not be transmitted until you have pressed the key all the way. This means that if you have made settings to transmit note messages with variable velocity, it is possible for the
MIDI data dump
Exclusive data (internal settings) can be transmitted from the
Transmission
While data is being transmitted, do not touch the keys, drawbars, or knobs of the
The following four types of data dump can be transmit- ted.
•Dump one program
•Dump all programs
•Dump global data
•Dump all data (programs and global data)
To transmit a data dump
1.Connect the MIDI OUT connector of the
2.Enter Global mode.
The key LED will light.
3.Press the PROGRAM [7] key, and then press the [®] key twice.
The display will indicate Dump.
4.Press the [WRITE/ENTER] key.
The display will indicate Dump Program, and “Program” will blink.
5.Select the data that you want to dump.
If you want to dump one program, press the [®] key once, and then use the
The programs that will be dumped will be the pro- grams contained in the mode that was selected before
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