Roland 5 manual Upper Whole, Lower

Europa MIDI Implementation					Europa User Guide
	Byte #	Valid	Name	Description
		range
	2	0-1	UPPER (WHOLE)/	Arpeggiator rhythm/sequence destination:
			LOWER
			rhythm/sequence	7eh – Store to upper arpeggiator rhythm/sequence
			select	7fh – Store to lower arpeggiator rhythm/sequence
	3-6	0-15	Rhythm	Arpeggiator step rhythm represented as follows:
		(for
		each		Byte 1: Bits 3-0
		byte)		Bit 0 –	Beat 1 (1=Step, 0=No step)
				Bit 1 –	Beat 2 (1=Step, 0=No step)
				Bit 2 –	Beat 3 (1=Step, 0=No step)
				Bit 3 –	Beat 4 (1=Step, 0=No step)
				Bits 4-7 –	Unused – set to 0
				Byte 2: Bits 3-0
				Bit 0 –	Beat 5 (1=Step, 0=No step)
				Bit 1 –	Beat 6 (1=Step, 0=No step)
				Etc….
				Bits 4-7 Are required to be set to 0. The incoming
				message will be ignored if any of these bits are set.
	7-N (max	0-127	Note sequence	Notes that make up this sequence. The note numbers
	of 16			are the same as MIDI notes. If no notes are provided,
	notes)			this will clear the sequence for the appropriate edit. If
				there are more than 16 notes present, the entire
				command is ignored.

Figure 24 - Arpeggiator rhythm/sequence save format (block type 011)

Instructs Europa to write an arpeggiator step rhythm/sequence to either the upper or lower step rhythm edits.

Byte #	Value	Description
0	06h	Write patch edit, preset edit, or sequence edit to flash
1	Bitwise	Bit 7	Unused – set to 0
		Bits 6-4 Block type to write to flash:
			000 – UPPER /WHOLE patch edit
			001 – LOWER patch edit
			010 – Preset edit
			011-111 – Not valid - Command will be ignored
		Bits 3-0	Unused – set to 0 (other values will invalidate the message causing
			the command to be ignored.
2	Depends	Write UPPER /WHOLE or LOWER patch edit to flash (000 or 001 on bits 6-4):
	on block		00h-2fh – A1-F8– Destination (in flash) to write patch edit
	type	Write preset edit (001 on bits 6-4):
			00h-1fh – A1-D8– Destination (in flash) to write preset edit
		Figure 25 – Command 06h - Write patch or preset edit to flash

Instructs Europa to write the currently active patch or preset edit to flash. This command acts as if the user has written a preset or patch to flash. Any invalid bits being set will cause this command to be ignored. The command will also be ignored if the Jupiter 6’s memory write protect is on.

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