Technics SX-F100 Owner's Manual page 151

Part IX
• COMMON SETIING 2
1. On the COMMON SETTING menu display ,
select SETTING 2 .
• The display changes to the following .
COMMON SETTING 2
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APC CONTROL
:ON
• COMMON SETIING 3
1. On the COMMON SETTING menu display,
select SETTING 3.
• The display changes to the following .
COMMON SETTING 3
PROGRAM
CHANGE
MODE : NORMAL
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DRUMS TVPE
:NORMAL
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SONG SELECT : OH
11101 SETUP LORD :ON
2. Use the buttons the left of the display to select
the function .
TRANSPOSE
ON : The note number of the transposed note
is transmitted/ received .
OFF : The note number of the played key is
transmitted/received .
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2. Use the buttons the left of the display to select
the function .
INTRO , FILL IN, ENDING
Enable or disable the exchange of intro, fill-in and
ending data.
• Data is exchanged on the channel for the
DRUMS part.
APC CONTROL
Enable the exchange of data for the on/off status
of the AUTO PLAY CHORD's ONE FINGER ,
FINGERED and PIANIST modes .
• Data is exchanged on the channel for the
L.SOUND 1 part.
3. Use the ON and OFF buttons to select on or
off.
ON : Data exchange is enabled .
OFF : Data exchange is disabled .
4. Repeat steps 2 and 3 for the other setting as
desired .
PROGRAM CHANGE MODE
NORMAL: The program change numbers fol-
low the order of the sound buttons as they
are lined up on the panel.
TECH: Program change numbers are stand-
ardized among all Technics models which
are set to this mode. The program change
number assigned to a given sound on one
model is assigned to the same sound on all
models which are set to the same mode .
GM : Program change numbers follow the GM
standard .
• The program change numbers for each mode
can be found in the separate "REFERENCE
GUIDE" provided .
DRUMS TYPE
NORMAL: Keyboard percussion instrument
sounds correspond to this instrument's key
note numbers.
TECH : Keyboard percussion instrument
sounds correspond to the same key note
numbers for connected Technics models
set to this type . (The closest instrument
sound is automatically selected .)
GM : Keyboard percussion instrument sounds
follow the GM standard .