Yamaha TX 816 Owner's Manual page 45

NOTE:
The
transmitted function bulk data
can be
received by the
DX7,
but not
by
the
CX5m. To
display the
functionm
data
on the video monitor
screen,
in
step
(g)
the
DX7
must
be
set to
the
FUNCTION
mode
and
buttons
2—7
and
17—32
all
pressed
in
sequence.
It
is
possible,
with the
DX7
Voicing Program,
to
transmit voice data
between
the
TX816
and
the
CX5M. No DX7
is
reguired.
Connect
the
MIDI
OUT
of the
CX5M
to
the
COMMON
MIDI
IN
of
theTX816.
Connect
the
MIDI
IN
of
the
CX5M
to
the
COMMON
MIDI
OUT OF THE
TX816.
Select the
number
of the
module you
are
working
with, using the
OUT
SLOT
selector
key.
We'll
now
describe four operations
that are
possible with
this setup.
(i)
Using
the
CX5M
to
Check
TF1 Voice
Parameters
(a)
Press [F1]
on
the
CX5M
to select
the
Edit
Mode.
(b)
On
the
TX81
6, call
up
the Select
Program
Number
For
Edit
sub-mode. Assign
the
module you
are
working
with
to
the
COMMON
MIDI
OUT
terminal,
by
pressing the
OUT
SLOT
selector
key
until
the
module number
appears on
the
OUT
SLOT
LED.
(c)
When
you
Press
SW1
or
SW2
to select a
voice
on
the TF1
,
the
parameters
for that
voice
will
be
displayed
on the video monitor.
NOTE:
The
DX7
Voicing Program
was
not designed
to
be used
with the
TX816,
so
the
differents
in
formatting
means
that
you
can check only voice data
in
this
way, not funcitons
data.
(ii)
Loading
the
Data
of
One
Voice
From
the
CX5M
to
a TF1
(a)
Switch
the
TF1
to
COMMON.
It
can be
in
any
mode
--
the
Edit
mode
is
not necessary
for this
operation.
(b)
Press [F5]
on
the
CX5M,
to select the
PLAY
function.
Then
type
in
the
number
of the voice
you wish
to send,
and
hit
RETURN.
The
green parameter
Change
LED
will
flash
once on
the
TFl
,
and
the
LED
Display
will
show
,
indicating
that a
voice has
been
received.
The
voice data and
function data
will
now
be
in
the
Edit Buffer of the
TFl
,
available
for
playing,
editing, or storing.
(Hi)
Loading a Set
of 32 Voices
From
the
CX5M
to
a
TF1
(a)
Turn the TFl
Memory
Protect
OFF.
(b)
Press the [F7] key on
the
CX5M
(this
is
done
by
pressing
[SHIFT]
plus the
[F2] key).
You
will
now
see the "Midi
Ch="
display
on
the screen.
If
the
MIDI
channel
is
already the
same
as the
one
used by
the
TFl, go on
to
paragraph
(d).
If
not,
go on
to
the next paragraph.
(c)
Type
in
the
MIDI
channel
number
corresponding
to
the
one
the
TFl
is
using,
and
press
[RETURN]. Then
press [F7] again.
(d)
Press the
[SELECT] key twice
to
get the
"MIDI
Tfr to
DX7?"
display.
(e)
Press the
[DEL] key
to get the "Are
You
Sure?"
display,
then press the
same
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