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Chapter 10. Using a sequencer or computer to save XP-10 settings (Bulk Dump)
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Re-transmitting the saved data
back to the XP-10 (Bulk Load)
Here's how to retransmit the data (Exclusive data)
that was saved on the sequencer back to the XP-10.
This operation is called "Bulk Load."
When you execute Bulk Load, the contents of the user
area (the location where data that you create, such as
User Tones, is stored) may be lost, depending on the
type of data that is being Bulk Loaded. For example, if
the XP-10 receives the contents of a "Drum Dump
(User: Drum)," the settings of the 20 User Drum Sets
will be lost.
If you wish to preserve important data, use "Bulk
Dump (All)" to save your data to a sequencer etc.
After saving your data, you can use the following
procedure to load the data.
Connections
For connecting the XP-10 to a sequencer, refer to chapter
7 "Connections" (p.43). Using a MIDI cable, connect the
XP-10's MIDI IN to the sequencer's MIDI OUT.
For connecting the XP-10 to a computer, refer to chap-
ter 8 "Two methods of connections" (p.53). If you are
using MIDI cables to make connections, connect the
XP-10's MIDI IN to the MIDI OUT of the MIDI inter-
face adapter/board.
Set the Device ID Number and the
System Exclusive Receive Switch
Before you Bulk Load from a sequencer etc. into the
XP-10, you need to make "Device ID Number" and
"System Exclusive Receive Switch" settings using the
following procedure.
1. Press [EDIT].
The indicator will light.
2. Use VALUE[-]/[+] to select "System Setup" and
press [ENTER].
3. Press [7] several times to select "Device ID#."
* If you hold down [ENTER] while you press [7], you
will return to the previous item.
4. Use VALUE[-]/[+] to set the Device ID Number
to the same setting as when you executed Bulk Dump.
5. Press [7] several times to select "Rx System Excl."
6. Use VALUE[-]/[+] to turn the setting "ON."
7. Press [EDIT].
The indicator will go off, and the previous display
will reappear.
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Re-transmitting the saved data back
to the XP-10
When you have finished making settings, play back
the sequencer etc. to re-transmit the data back to the
XP-10. Be sure to play back the sequencer at the same
tempo that was used when the data was recorded. If
the tempo is different, the XP-10 may not receive the
data correctly.
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