Fender B-DEC30 Midi Manual page 22

 Sending a preset, or a preset dump from the MAC to the DEC using Fender
Preset Editor
To send a preset from the MAC, make sure that the selected MIDI ports in the drop down lists are the ones
that are actually connected to the DEC and that the input and output ports do not read "no valid devices"
(see figure 27). You can load previously saved single presets or preset dumps using the file menu. If you
have a preset dump loaded, the "Send All Presets" button will no longer be grayed out. Pushing the "Send
Single Preset" will always send the currently selected preset, and the DEC will offer to save the preset to
the number displayed in the Preset Number box.
Figure 27: MAC MIDI port connections.
If a preset dump is loaded, pressing the "Send All Presets" will load and replace, with no undo, every
preset in the DEC. If there are no valid external MIDI ports, none will show up in the drop down lists, and
the Send Preset buttons will be disabled.
Sending a preset from the MAC to the DEC using another application
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So, now we need to learn how to load a preset into the DEC. Let's say you received a custom preset in a
SysEx file from a friend. For demonstration, we will just load the file we just created in the dump back into
the DEC. First, make sure the file you want to send is highlighted as shown in figure 25. If the file you
want to load into the DEC is not located in the main application window, then simply click on the "Add..."
button in the lower left of the application window or select "Add to Library..." in the File menu . Then
select the file you want to send to the DEC (a valid DEC preset SysEx file only). The file will then appear
in the SysEx Librarian listing. Select the file listing and then click on the "Play" icon in the upper left of the
main application window. This will send the file to the DEC. Now the DEC should be prompting you to
save a preset. Select a location to save the new preset and press the Save button. Your new preset is now
saved into the DEC.
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