Da T A Entry - bit MIDI MASTER KEYBOARD Owner's Manual

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The LED for HIDl CH should be lit, shoNing that the keyboard is in
HIDI CHANNEL
•ode.
If
it isn•t, you have to press a
•scROtL•
button
(possibly several
li•e5)
until lt co••s .on. By turning to MIDI CH
aode
1
you have at the sa•e ti1e changed all the other displays to shoN
you infor•ation pertaining to
"IOI
channels. That's how the MASTER
KEYBOARD
NOrkss
it
alNays di•play•
the setting• for the current aode,
indicated by the LEDs in the labels above the SCROLL buttons,
LEFT
RIGHT
PATCH
CENTER
ADDRESS
MIDI CH.
KBD MAP
e
VALUE
BB BB BB BB
The nuMeric LED displays shoN four one or two-digit nuabers. The
right•ost display shows the HIOI Patch Nu•ber. There are 64 MIDI
Channel Patches (nu•bered 1-64) at your disposal. So let's go ahead
and progra• Patch nu•ber 1: press the Nhite key under the rightaost
display (the PATCH LED should noN co•e on). NoN you can enter the
Patch nu~ber u&ing the nuaeric keypad. Note that when entering one-
digit nu•bers you NUST type a leading zero, though the zero Hill not
appear in the display. Alternatively, you can use the+/- keys to step
the nu•ber in the display up or doNn. Whichever you choose, the
display should now shoN
•1•.
Don't touch the Nhite key under the right1ost display again for the
•o•ent, If you Nere to change the NIDI Patch Nu•ber at this point in
ti~e, all the values previously prograamed for this patch Nill be
restored, and all the ne" infor•ation entered for the MIDI Channel
Patch "ill be lost, si~ply because the "ASTER KEYBOARD would assu•e
that you Nanted to start progra••ing a different MIDI Channel Patch.
Pressing the •EXT. SET" or •JAPE• buttons has the same effect. Only
after entering all neccessary data for this new Channel Patch Nill
you tell the NASTER KEYBOARD to store it into permanent 1e1ory. ,For
details see under SAVING, COPYING AND EXCHAN6IN6 P~TCHES, Page 28),
NeKt you'll instruct the NASTER KEYBOARD to use certain HIDI channels
for
the
different zones. The
channels progra••ed
for
each
zone
are
shoNn in the three LED displays to the left of the PATCH display. If
t"o horizontal lines are shoNn in any of the5e displays, that zone is
inactive and cannot be program•ed. (We'll be giving details on hoN to
activate zones and assign the~ to the keyboard in the SPLIT section on
Page
12
beloN).
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