Appendix F: System (Type 0) Parameters - Lexicon PCM 90 - MIDI IMPLEMENTATION DETAILS Midi Implementation Manual

PCM 90 MIDI Implementation Details

Appendix F: System (Type 0) Parameters

These parameters are global (not part of a preset). The automation column indicates transmission via
SysEx automation.
Param#
Dec Hex Description
0 00 Audio source
1 01 MIDI Receive
2 02 MIDI transmit
on/off/channel
3 03 External tap source
4 04 External tap threshold
5 05 MIDI controller ID
for continuous pedal
6 06 MIDI controller ID
for footswitch 1
7 07 MIDI controller ID
for ADJUST knob
8 08 MIDI SysEx device ID
9 09 MIDI SysEx enable
10 0A Memory protect
11 0B Pro Mode/Go Mode
12 0C Mix Prg/Global
13 0D Tempo Prg/Global
14 0E Autoload
15 0F Bypass Mode
16 10 MIDI controller ID
for footswitch 2
17 11 Patch update mode
18 12 MIDI program change mode 3
19 13 Map select
20 14 Chain select
21 15 Prg+ source
22 16 Prg- source
23 17 Program change
bypass mode
24 18 Global Mix value
25 19 Transmit MIDI clock
26 1A Dump speed
38
Max Auto-
Value mation? Notes
2 n 0=Digital; 1=Analog 48kHz; 2=Analog 44.1kHz
17 n 0=Off; 1-16=MIDI channels; 17=Omni
16 n 0=Off; 1-16=Channel for transmission of controller data
patch
source
list y
127 y
118 y
118 y
118 n
126 n This parameter is not controllable from MIDI, but is
returned by a request for the parameter value.
1 n This parameter is not controllable from MIDI, but is
returned by a request for the parameter value.
1 n 0=Off; 1=On
1 y 0=Go; 1=Pro
1 y 0 =Prog; 1=Global
1 y 0=Prog; 1=Global
1 y 0=Off; 1=On
3 y 0=All Mute; 1=Input Mute; 2=Output Mute; 3=Bypass
118 y
1 y 0=Immediate; 1=Delayed
n 0=On; 1=Off; 2=Mapped; 3=Chained
127 y Actual number of valid maps depends on presence and
type of card. The parameter specific message for this
parameter will always return the maximum possible
range. The actual useful values should be determined
from the Configuration Response.
127 y Actual number of valid chains depends on presence
and type of card. The parameter specific message for
this parameter will always return the maximum possible
range. The actual useful values should be determined
from the Configuration Response.
120 y 0=No Assigment; 1-118 indicate MIDI controllers;
119=Foot Sw 1 ; 120=Foot Sw 2.
120 y 0=No Assigment; 1-118 indicate MIDI controllers;
119=Foot Sw 1; 120=Foot Sw 2.
1 y 0=Mute; 1=Bypass
100 y 0 =Dry; 100 =Wet
1 n 0 =Do not transmit clock; 1=Transmit clock
2 n 0=Slow; 1=Medium; 2=Fast. Note: This causes brief
timeouts to be inserted between individual effects In a
bank dump. There is no other effect from this param-
eter. This is helpful for slow or memory-bound devices
which may have difficulty digesting the large amount of
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