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The example screen above shows Zone 1 configured to pass MIDI information from a keyboard (Kybd2) to a sound mod-
ule (Mod#3). To change the zone's input assignment, move Control Slider 1 until the desired device name appears. To
change the zone destination, move control slider number 2.
A zone may be programmed to operate only in a specific region of the master or external keyboard. Use Control Slider 3 to
set the lowest desired note, and Control Slider 4 to select the highest note desired. This range may also be programmed by
selecting the notes on the keyboard for that zone. Press the Star switch to access the alternate screen.
Press the two keys that correspond to the highest and lowest notes desired for the zone. You must play these notes on the
instrument specified on the screen. After the second note is pressed, the display will automatically revert to the main ZONE
screen with the new settings as programmed.
For the majority of presets, one zone will be used for each MIDI sound module in the system. To aid in programming and
modifying presets, try to always assign zones to sound modules in the same order. Any remaining zones are free to be used
for special applications and effects, for example, MIDI echo.
After assigning the zone inputs and outputs, the zone must be enabled with the front-panel ZONE switch. The green light
indicates that the zone is active. Note that at least one zone must be active in every SL-2001 preset, otherwise MIDI data can
not pass from the inputs to the outputs.
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