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CLICK ON/OFF
(only X120)
MIDI TRANSMIT
CHANNEL SELECT
(only X130)
_
Function
Value
tch|-—|_ 0}
Note:
ACCOMPANIMENT MIDI
OUT ON/OFF
(only X130)
Function
Value
lon |
Note:
LOCAL CONTROL ON/OFF
(only X130)
Function
Value
lLoc|—lon |
You will hear a click sound whenever you press buttons (except for
the START/STOP, DEMO and POWER button). You can turn off
the click sound if necessary.
If you press the -1 button, the click sound will not be heard after you
leave the SYSTEM mode. To restore the click sound, enter SYSTEM
mode again, and select "5" with SELECTOR, and press +1 button.
Allows you to select the MIDI transmit channel for your keyboard.
Use this procedure to select any MIDI channel from 1 to 16.
When the "ACC" is set to "on", the "tch" will not apply.
The preset "accompaniment send" channels will override the "tch"
channel.
The X130's ability to send "automatic" data via MIDI is controlled
by
aSYSTEM function called "Accompaniment MIDI Out". This
function must be "on" to allow automatic data to be sent via MIDI.
You cannot set the Accompaniment MIDI Out mode to "on" when
Local Control is in the "off" mode.
When the "ACC" is set to "oFF", the keyboard will transmit data on
only one MIDI channel. (referred to as "tch")
Using LOCAL CONTROL, you can determine whether or not your
keyboard produces sound when the keys are played.
Why would you want to turn off the keyboard's sound? When using
MIDI, your X130 can operate as a "controller" used to control the
sound of another MIDI-equipped instrument. In this situation, you
may want to play the keys on your X130 but hear only the sound of
the other keyboard (sometimes referred to as the "slave" keyboard)
that is being controlled through MIDI.
When LOCAL CONTROL is "on", you will hear the X130's sound
when the keys are played.
When LOCAL CONTROL is "off", MIDI note information is still
sent via MIDI as you play, but no sound is heard through the keyboard's
speakers.
You cannot set Local Control "off" and Accompaniment MIDI OUT
mode to "on" at the same time.
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