Other Settings - Sony DPS-V55 Operating Instructions Manual

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System Operations
Setting the MIDI Program Table
1 Use the rotary encoder to specify the MIDE program change
number,
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MIDI#O001—Proftoot
2 Press EDIT PARAMETER =.
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3 Use the rotary encoder to specify the program to be switched to.
Syustem:MIDI Tab]
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4 Press EXIT to return to the play mode or press EDIT
PARAMETER © or = to switch to another parameter.
Setting the MIDI Bulk Transfer Options
1 Make sure the "MIDI Thru/Out" setting is set to "Out".
2 Use the rotary encoder to select "Sys" or the first program
number to be transferred.
You can transfer either system settings or program data.
(Sys) : Transfers data for the settings made in the system mode.
(#201~#400): Transfers the program data for the specified range
of program numbers
System:MIDI Bulk
t#201—-8400
Trans
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Press EDIT PARAMETER =.
+ Use the rotary encoder to select the last program number to be
transferred.
Sustem:MIOL Bulk
Trans Sys—400
5 Press ENTER (TAP) to output the data.
"Transterring.." appears during the transfer.
When finished, the "MIDI Bulk" parameter reappears.
6 Press EXIT to return to the play mode or press EDIT
PARAMETER @ or = to switch to another parameter.
Other Settings
The system set up parameters let vou to select how the
BYPASS button and TAP function parameters will operate.
For example, you can set BYPASS mute the output of the
processor instead of passing the input signal.
1 Press SYSTEM twice.
The first set up parameter ("Bypass") appears
automatically.
System: Set UP
BYP Mode Bypass
2. Use the rotary encoder to select "Bypass"
or "Muting".
Select When
Bypass vou want to output the original signal
without adding anv effects. Only the original
signal is output (see "Bypass" on page 11).
Muting
g vou want to completely cut the sound output
from the processor (including the input
signal). We especially recommend using
mute when connecting the processor ina
send-return loop with a mixer (as shown on
page 9).
3 Press EDIT PARAMETER = to switch to
"Tap".
System:Set UP
TaP Mode x |
4 Use the rotary encoder to select "x1/4",
"x1/3", "x1/2", "A, "x2", or "x3".
"Fhesetepresent different ratios for calculating the"
values input via the TAP function.
Example: When the tap is set to "x1/4", tapping at a
rate that would normally create a 1 second delay
creates a ().25 second delay.
5 Press EXIT to return to the play mode.