Midi In Each Mode - Casio CZ-3000 Operation Manual

MIDI
IN
EACH
MODE
NORMAL MODE
The
following appears
on
the
LCD when
the
MIDI key
is
pressed
in
the
NORMAL
MODE;
(X:
P.
MODE
CH=B1
KBCH=01
PRS=ENfl
(2)
(4.)
T\
CO
P.
MODE
Polyphonic
mode,
indicates
polyphonic
data interchange
capabilities,
2
KBCH
= 01 (Send channel)
Indicates that
Channel
1
is
the
send
channel.
The
CURSOR
keys
are
used
to
move
the
cursor
to
KBCH
and
the channel
is
set within a
range
of 01
through
16 using the
VALUE
keys
in
the
Data Entry
Section.
J
CH
= 01 (Receive channel)
Indicates that
Channel
1
is
the
receive
channel.
The
Cursor keys are
used
to
move
the
cursor
to
CH
and
the channel
is
set
within a
range
of
01 through
16 using the
VALUE
keys
in
the
Data Entry
Section.
®
PRG
=
ENA
(Timbre data interchange
enable)
Indicates that
it
is
possible to exchange timbre
data.
SEND CHANNEL AND
RECEIVE
CHANNEL
When
the
keyboard
is
connected
to
another MIDI keyboard
or a
rhythm
box,
one
end
becomes
signal
send and
the Othei Signal receive. Correct interchange
o\
data
is
impossible unless the two
channels match. This
is
similar
to
having
to
tune
in
a
radio or
television to
match
the transmission frequency from
the broadcasting
sta-
tion.
Generally,
if
the
send channel
is
1,
the
receive
channel
must
also
be
1,
H.I
CH-
ODE
01(1
FRG=DIS
(.7i
5
M.MODE
Pressing one
of the
VALUE
keys
in
the
Data Entry Section when
the cursor
is
under
the
mode
causes
the
LCD
to
change
as
shown
here.
This display indicates the
monophonic
mode
which
means
that
monophonic
data interchange
is
possible.
(DCH
= 01
(1)
(Basic channel
and
voice channel
setting)
Indicates the receive channel
in
the
mono mode
setting.
The
first
value
shows
the basic
channel while
the value
in
parentheses
indicates the
number
of voice channels.
•7)
PRG
= DIS
(Timbre data interchange
disable)
Indicates that
it
is
impossible
to
exchange
timbre
data.
This
setting
changes from DIS
to
ENA
and back again
with
each
press of a
VALUE
key
when
the cursor
is
in this position.
MIDI
IN
EACH
MODE
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