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7.
After selecting the correct channel (e.g. channel 6), just press the SET-piston. The
selected channel has now been assigned to the MIDI-stop to be programmed. After
pressing (and releasing again) the SET-piston, the display will show the current patch
number, belonging to the MIDI-stop.
A patch number (1-128) is indicated as follows:
The numbers from1 to 99 inclusive are shown in a normal way.
The numbers from 100 to 128 inclusive are shown with a dot between the two digits.
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The dot indicates the hundred.
8.
By pressing the – or the + piston once or several times, select the patch number you
wish to assign to the MIDI-stop to be programmed. The selected patch number (e.g. 40)
is shown on the display.
9.
After entering the correct patch number (e.g. number 40), just press the SET-piston.
The display will briefly show the letter P, as a sign that the just set information (channel
and patch) is being programmed. After this, the display will indicate again the channel
number of the MIDI-stop in question.
10. MIDI-stop MIDI SWELL 2 has now been programmed with channel 6 and patch number
40. This means that activating the capture combination concerned will switch on patch
40 of the module and that the key information of the swell is transmitted to the module
via channel 6, when the swell is played.
11. 'Close' the memory by turning key switch MEMORY LOCK a quarter of a turn to the left
(taking the key from the switch, if necessary). The lamp in the SET-piston will now go
off, as a sign that the memory is 'closed' again.
12. After programming, switch off the PGM-piston by pressing it again.
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