Basic Information; Back Panel Connections; Midi Clock - Studiologic SL-1100 User Manual

SL-1100
SPECIFICATIONS

BASIC INFORMATION

BACK PANEL
CONNECTIONS
DEMONSTRATION PRESET 14: This preset demonstrates a velocity cross-fade. For notes
played softly on the keyboard, only MIDI channel 1 should play at maximum volume. As the
notes are struck more forcefully, this sound will become softer, and the sound on MIDI channel
2 will become louder.
- Full-size 88-key weighted action with velocity sensitivity and aftertouch.
- Three digit LED display for preset number and parameter editing.
- Thirty-two internal presets; internal programs may be saved and loaded via MIDI system exclusive.
- MIDI input is merged into the MIDI output.
- Two parallel MIDI output jacks.
- Full-size Pitch and Modulation wheels. Wheels may be enabled and disabled for each keyboard zone.
- Programmable control slider. The slider can be programmed to issued and MIDI control change message.
- Input for optional pedal controller to control volume or other functions.
- Four programmable zones may be defined over any region of the keyboard.
- Presets may be changed with an external MIDI device.
- Independent MIDI program change messages issued by each zone.
- Zones programmable to transmit on any MIDI channel.
- Volume initialization messages for each zone.
- Velocity sensitivity control for each zone with positive and negative response.
- Aftertouch may be enabled or disabled for each zone under preset control.
- Programmable transpose for each keyboard zone.
- Power Requirements: 9VDC at 200mA (center contact positive).
The SL-1100 serves as the master controller for any group of MIDI instruments and accessories.
A MIDI input is provided which allows flexibility in multi-keyboard setups. Data from this input
is merged into the two MIDI outputs.
Four programmable keyboard zones provided fast and easy control over essential functions. A
large three digit LED displays the current preset as well as parameter data. All programmable
parameters may be accessed quickly via the four ZONE switches and the four FUNCTION
switches.
The SL-1100 will command up to sixteen different MIDI channels, with keyboard control of four
different channels simultaneously. The two parallel MIDI outputs are a convenient way to hook
up several MIDI devices without the use of MIDI splitters or routers.
MIDI INPUT: Messages received by this input are merged with the data from the keyboard zones and
sent to the two parallel MIDI outputs. These messages may include any of the following types:
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Notes Program Change
Mono Pressure Poly Pressure
Song Position Song Select
Star Continue
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Pitch
Sys-ex (foreign)
Tune Request
Stop
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Midi Time Code

MIDI Clock

System Reset