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MIDI "bulk dump" transmission makes it possible to transfer system and voice data
between the VL1-m and other MIDI equipment. The VL1-m is capable transmitting three
types of data:
All VL1-m system Data: the settings in the Utility System page, the 2
1: System
internal Micro Tuning, and Program change table data.
All 128 voices in the VL1-m memory.
2: All Voice
3: Current Voice
The currently selected voice only.
Bulk Data Transmission Procedure
1.
Preparation
Make sure the VL1-m is properly connected to a device which is capable of receiv-
ing its bulk data: another VL1-m, a computer, a MIDI data recorder, etc. The VL1-m
MIDI OUT connector should be connected to the MIDI IN connector of the receiving
device via a high-quality MIDI cable. Also make sure that the VL1-m and receiving
device are set to the same MIDI Device Number.
2.
Select a Data Type
Position the cursor at the type of bulk data you want to send — "System", "All
Voice", or "Current Voice".
3.
Press [
Press the [ button. The "Are You Sure?" confirmation display will
appear.
4.
Press - to Transmit
Press the - button to transmit the selected data (or = to cancel the opera-
tion). The progress of the transmission will be indicated in bar-graph form on the display,
and "Completed" will appear when all the data has been transmitted.
"System" and "All Voice" transmissions can be cancelled between
blocks by pressing the ] button.
5.
Press ]
Press the ] button to clear the "Completed" display and return to the main
bulk transmit display.
Bulk Data Reception
In order for the VL1-m to receive a bulk transmission from another VL1-m or other
device, the MIDI OUT of the transmitting device must be connected to the MIDI IN of
the VL1-m via a MIDI cable. The VL1-m will then automatically receive and load the
data as long as it is set to the same device number as the transmitting device and its
Memory Protect function is turned "off". Memory Protect does not need to be turned off
in order to receive a single voice (the current voice).
Utility Mode
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