Technics SX-F100 Owner's Manual page 153

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PANEL MEMORY PROGRAM CHANGE
Specify how PANEL MEMORY operation affects
transmission of program change data for the
SOUND 1 to 3, ORGAN and BASS parts.
1. On the COMMON SETTING menu display ,
selec t PANEL MEMORY PROGRAM
CHANGE.
• The display changes to the fo llowing.
PANEL MEMORY
P~OG~AM
CHANGE
PANEL HEHORY : 1
: OFF
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2. Use the P.M
A
and v buttons to specify a
PANEL MEMORY number.
Establish the optimum settings depending on
how this instrument is connected to other equip·
ment, and on whether this instrument is used as
the master or the slave .
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3. Use the ON/OFF
1\
and v buttons to turn the
specified PANEL MEMORY program change
output to on or off.
ON : The PANEL MEMORY settings of this in·
strument are effective .
OFF : The PANEL MEMORY settings of this in·
strument are not effective .
4 . Use the PART
1\
and v buttons to select a
part (SOUND 1 to 3) .
5. Use the P.CNG
1\
and v buttons to specify a
PROGRAM CHANGE number (0 to 127 , OFF),
and the BANK
1\
and v buttons to specify a
BANK SELECT number (0 to 255) .
6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 for each part as desired .
7 . Repeat steps 2 through 6 for each PANEL
MEMORY number as desired .
1. Use the
A
and v buttons to select the connec·
tion setup .
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The MASTER is the instrument used to trans·
mit data, and the SLAVE is the instrument
used to receive the data .
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Use the buttons at the bottom of the display
to select WITHOUT APC or WITH APC .
WITHOUT APC
AUTO PLAY CHORD is not used .
WITH APC
Performance includes AUTO PLAY CHORD per·
formance .
2. Press the OK button .
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When the settings have been successfully
stored, "COMPLETED!" appears on the dis·
play .
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Detailed information about the MIDI PRESETS
can be found in the separate "REFERENCE
GUIDE" prov ided .