Novation KS Rack User Manual page 67

APPENDIX
PRORAM BANK DUMPS
A program bank (1-4) dump consists of 100 consecutive program dumps.
A drum bank (5-8) dump consists of 50 consecutive program dumps. The first 49 (program number 0-48) are drum sounds (the effects parameters of
these are not normally used). The last (program number 49) has the effects settings for the entire drum bank (the voice parameters are not used).
When a single bank dump is transmitted, C=0 such that the receiving KSx current bank will be the destination.
When an all banks dump is transmitted, C=1 such that the receiving KSx will store the programs in the bank given in the B byte.
When a third party librarian or device receives either a program dump, it can ignore the C value but when it transmits one of these dumps to a KSx, it
must be aware of the effect of the C value.
PERFORMANCE-MODE CURRENT SOUND DUMP
When received in performance mode, this will be the active sound. It is not stored in flash. In program mode, this message is ignored.
The source bank and program number are irrelevant and the control byte is ignored.
F0h SYSEX START
00h NOVATION ID 1
20h NOVATION ID 2
29h NOVATION ID 3
01h DEVICE TYPE
42h KS SERIES
SyCh SYSEX CHANNEL
02h MESSAGE TYPE
00h CONTROL BYTE
Vv SOFTWARE VERSION
Vi VERSION INCREMENT
00h PERFORMANCE BANK
00h PERFORMANCE NUMBER
PART 1 PROGRAM BLOCK 256 bytes, see below. The performance parameters are stored in this block
PART 2 PROGRAM BLOCK 256 bytes
PART 3 PROGRAM BLOCK 256 bytes
PART 4 PROGRAM BLOCK 256 bytes
F7h END OF EXCLUSIVE
PERFORMANCE DUMP
When received, the performance is stored in flash at the supplied performance number.
F0h SYSEX START
00h NOVATION ID 1
20h NOVATION ID 2
29h NOVATION ID 3
01h DEVICE TYPE
42h KS SERIES
SyCh SYSEX CHANNEL
03h MESSAGE TYPE
C CONTROL BYTE
Vv SOFTWARE VERSION
Vi VERSION INCREMENT
B PERFORMANCE BANK
P PERFORMANCE NUMBER
PART 1 PROGRAM BLOCK 256 bytes, see below. The performance parameters are stored in this block
PART 2 PROGRAM BLOCK 256 bytes
PART 3 PROGRAM BLOCK 256 bytes
PART 4 PROGRAM BLOCK 256 bytes
F7h END OF EXCLUSIVE
PERFORMANCE BANK DUMPS
A performance bank dump consists of 50 consecutive performance dumps, either performances 0-49 or 50-99 depending on the selected dump item.
The reason for splitting the bank into two halves is simply to keep sysex/midi files reasonably small.
transmitted 7Fh : received 7Fh or current receive channel
current performance dump
transmitted 0 : received don't care
transmitted 0 : received don't care
transmitted 0 : received don't care
transmitted 7Fh : received 7Fh or current receive channel
performance dump
0 or 1 destination bank control
transmitted 1 : received don't care
0-99
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