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5.
MIDI
OUT
Switch
(Do
not
touch
this
switch while the
MSQ-100
is
running.)
This switch can
select
the type
of
information sent
from
the
MIDI
OUT
Jack
of
the
MSQ-100.
When
this
switch
is
OFF
(Internal),
only the
music
data
of
the
MSQ-100
is
output.
e.g.)
In
a
simple
set
up
of
one
synthesizer
and
one MSQ-100,
this
switch
is
normally
set to
OFF.
JUNO-106
JX-3P
(MSQ-100)
etc.
OUT
t
IN
IN
A
OUT
O"
MIDI
OUT
OFF
(INT)
MSQ-100
The
HP-3Q0/400
is
an
exceptional
case.
When
controlling
an
external
sound
source,
this
switch
would
be
on.
e.g.)
When
the
MSQ-100
is
set
up between
a
Keyboard and
Sound
Module,
this
switch
is
nor-
mally
set to
ON.
Otherwise the
data
cannot be
sent
from
the
keyboard
to
the
Sound
Module.
6.
MIDI
OUT/THRU
Switch
(Do not touch
this
switch while the
MSQ-100
is
turned
off.)
When
this
switch
is
set to
ON,
the
MIDI
OUT/
THRU
Jack
serves as MIDI
OUT.
When
OFF,
it
be-
comes
a
MIDI
THRU
(The
signal
fed
into
the MIDI
IN
Jack
is
output
from
this
jack
without being
pro-
cessed).
7.
Tape Save
Level
Switch
(Do
not
touch
this
switch while the
MSQ-100
is
running.)
With
this
switch
set to
ON,
a
low
Level
Tape Save
output
is
obtained.When
it
is
set to
OFF,
a
high
Level
Tape Save
output
(Line Level)
is
obtained.
8.
Tape Load
Mode
Switch
(Do
not
touch
this
switch while the
MSQ-100
is
running.)
This switch
selects
the
tone
color
in
tape loading
mode.
Set
it
to
mode
II
if
using
a
normal
tape
re-
corders,
and
to
I
if
a
data recorder
is
used.
*To
move
the positions
of
these switches,
use
a
thin
implement
such
as the
head
of a ball-point
pen,
and do
the job
gently.
Master
Unit
Sound Module
1
OUT
r
IN
IN
<
OUT
i
MIDI
OUT ON
(MIX)
MSQ-100
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