Studiologic SL-1100 User Manual page 4

The thirty-two SL-11-00 internal presets may be loaded from an external computer or storage
device. The output of the storage device must be connected to the MIDI input of the SL-1100. If
the SL-1100 receives the correct system-exclusive identifier, the preset data will be loaded into
memory. If the identifier does not match, the system-exclusive data will be passed to the SL-
1100 outputs.
MIDI OUTPUTS: Connect sound modules and other MIDI devices to either of the two parallel
MIDI outputs (the data is identical on both outputs). To connect more than two devices, use the
MIDI through on each device to connect to the MIDI input of another device. The SL-1100 will
access up to sixteen separate MIDI channels under preset control. Sound modules with the
same channel settings will be treated as a single sound source by the SL-1100.
The thirty-two internal presets may be saved to an external computer or storage device. The
MIDI output of the SL-1100 must be connected to the MIDI input of the storage device. Consult
the section on Program Save and Load for additional information.
CONTROL VOLTAGE INPUTS: One input is provided for an external analog controller. An
optional control pedal is available from your dealer, or any DC control voltage source may be
used. The input voltage range is 0 to 5 volts DC, which corresponds to a MIDI control range of 0
to 7F hex. The control pedal is most commonly used to control master volume, but it may be
programmed to issue any MIDI control change message,
MIDI SYSTEM
CONFIGURATION
The illustration shows a typical MIDI setup for live performance. The SL-1100 is driving three
sound modules. In this example, Sound Module 1 is multi-umbral, and will respond to MIDI
messages on channels one through 8.
Sound Module 2 is two-part multi-timbral, and is set to respond to MIDI channels nine and ten.
Sound module 3 is not multi-timbral,and is programmed to receive on MIDI channel 11. With
this setup, every channel of the sound modules may be accessed independently by the SL-1100
(there are no overlapping MIDI channels).
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