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SR70
1
1
SOLO
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Y~\
1 SYSTEM
Y~\
1 UPPER
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^ DISK
1
-
1
TRACK/MIDI -
SR50
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DISK
CD
TRACK/MIDI -
When the Electronic Organ is the Transmission Side
When each of the TRACK/MIDI buttons are on (lit),
MIDI is turned on.
Output occurs even when each track button is on in
the disk sequencer.
When the Electronic Organ is the Reception Side
When each of the TRACK/MIDI buttons are on (lit),
MIDI is turned on.
When the disk sequencer is used, MIDI cannot perform
reception even when each track button is on.
SOLO:
Solo keyboard information is transmitted
and received.
UPPER:
Upper keyboard information is transmitted
and received.
LOWER:
Lower keyboard information is transmitted
and received.
PEDAL:
Foot keyboard information is transmitted
and received.
SYSTEM: information is transmitted and received on
the panel's buttons and volume, and hand
percussion.
■ Example: Connecting the Organ to
a Synthesizer
• Procedure
(1) Using a MIDI cable, connect the MIDI OUT
terminal on the organ to the MIDI IN terminal on
the synthesizer so that the organ can control the
synthesizer. (This example has the organist play¬
ing the synthesizer from the upper keyboard on
the organ.)
(2) set up the synthesizer to receive on channel 1.
(Refer to the synthesizer's Instruction Manual for
the procedure.)
When the LED in the UPPER switch is on, all notes
played on the upper keyboard will sound on the synthe¬
sizer.
Channel 1
OUT
IN
SR Series Organ
Synthesizer
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