Gl 16 = Sysex Dump Sequencer Data; Gl 17 = Sysex Dump Global Parameters; Gl 25 = Jump Into Flash Update Routine; Gl 26 = Jump Into Diagnostics Mode - Wantegrity HAWK-800 Owner's Manual

set the appropriate desired patch number before entering global mode and executing this command.

11 GL 16 = SYSEX dump sequencer data

Pressing the "Write" key will cause the synthesizer to send a SYSEX dump of the stored sequencer data. This
means that you can send (and receive) individual recorded sequences without using the sysex bulk dump commands.

11 GL 17 = SYSEX dump global parameters

Pressing the "Write" key will cause the synthesizer to send a SYSEX dump of the Global parameters. This can be
used to synchronize a slave Poly-800 or EX-800 unit. It can also be used to save the Poly-800 global settings in a sequencer
program or computer utility in order to later bring the Poly-800 or EX-800 into a particular global configuration mode. See
the MIDI implementation chart for details.

11 GL 25 = Jump into flash update routine

Pressing the "Write" key will cause the synthesizer to jump into flash ROM upgrade mode. See Upgrading the
Software on your HAWK-800 for flash ROM upgrade instruction.

11 GL 26 = Jump into diagnostics mode

See the section on Diagnostics Mode later in this manual.

Global Mode Parameters

Global parameters are those numbered from 12 through to 88. Not all parameters in the range are implemented. If you
select a global parameter that is not implemented then the data display will be blanked out. You edit global parameters by
using the keypad to select the desired parameter and then using the up and down buttons to set the value for that global
parameter. There is no need to write a global parameter as the value is immediately set by the up or down buttons when
you press them and is saved in flash memory immediately.

12 GL xx - Selected patch or parameter

xx = 11 through 88.
Allows setting the selected patch or parameter number. This value is then used by other global executable commands to
carry out certain actions.
13 GL xx – Patch Bank Select
x = 1 through 4.
Allows selecting one of four different patch banks. HAWK-800 kits produced after May 2009 are all fitted with a 32K flash
ROM for patch storage. This large flash memory is capable of storing 256 patches. Global parameter 13 allows selecting
one of four banks of 64 patches. Changing the bank does not change the currently operating patch so it is possible to
change the patch bank without interrupting any current sounding notes. To select a patch from the new selected patch
bank requires then exiting global mode and then selecting a desired patch. Patch bank selection can also be engaged by
sending a bank select MIDI controller message. See the MIDI implementation chart for details.

14 GL xx - Sequencer clock internal/external

xx = 1=internal or 2=MIDI
Determines if the sequencer clock is internally generated and controlled by the sequencer speed slider or is clocked by
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