Yamaha P-100 Owner's Manual page 65

When a parameter change message indicating the voice mode parameter
(VMODE, ppppppp=03) is received, the P-100 will enter the specified
voice mode, Any other system setup parameter change message will
simply change the indicated parameter to the specified value.
3.1.2 PROGRAM CHANGE TRANSMIT TABLE
Received program change transmit table parameter change messages will
change the indicated parameter to the specified value. regardless of the P-
100's current mode.
3.1.3 PROGRAM CHANGE RECEIVE TABLE
Received program change receive table parameter change messages will
change the indicated parameter to the specified value, regardless of the
P-100's current mode.
3.1.4 SWITCH REMOTE
Remote switch parameter change messages arc recognized but not
transmitted. These messages allow remote control of the functions
controlled by the P-100's panel switches, and product the same results as
if the actual switches had been pressed. All switch remote parameter
change messages are recognized. regardless of the device number
specification.
3.2 BULK DUMPS
The P-100 is capable of transmitting and receiving the following three
types of bulk dumps:
1 . System Setup bulk dumps
2 . Program change transmit table dumps
3 . Program change receive table bulk dumps
The P-100 will transmit each of these three bulk dumps. in sequence, when
the MIDI. REVERB. and MODULATION buttons arc pressed
simultaneously. It can receive any one of the three bulk dump types
independently of the others.
The P-100 uses its current transmit channel (Tch) setting as its device
number when transmitting bulk dumps. and its current receive channel
(Rch) setting when receiving them.
For the formats of these bulk dumps. refer to Table 2-l through 2-3 below.
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<TABLE 1-1 >
MIDI PARAMETER CHANGE TABLE (SYSTEM SETUP)
$F0, $43, $1n, $2A, $00, $00, $00, N2, $00, V2, $F7
Notes)
n = device number (i.e., transmit/receive table)
N2 = parameter number
V 2 = parameter value
o/b = offset binary
Note)
Note) Parameters with a data range of "off/on" are off when V2 equals
0, on otherwise.
Note) The Effect Select and Depth parameters each consist of two 4-bit
nibbles. The lower 3 bits of the MS nibble indicate tch reverb
setting, while the lower 3 bits of the LS nibble indicate the
modulation setting.
Note) Asterisked items arc received but not transmitted.
< TABLE 1-2 >
MIDI PARAMETER CHANGE TABLE
(PROGRAM CHANGE TRANSMIT TABLE)
$F0, $43, $1n, $2A, $0E, $00, $00, N2, V1, V2, $F7
Notes: = device number (i.e., transmit/receive table)
n
N2 = parameter number
V1 = parameter value ( 1 = transmit off)
V2 = parameter value