Lexicon LEXICON480LV4 Owner's Manual page 37

A dumped register bank will be restored to its original
location if "ORIGINAL SRC" is selected. If the bank was
a program bank, restoring to original source will not
change anything in the 480L.
If the RCV slider is set to an active Machine, all of the
programs or presets in the bank will load one at a time
into the selected Machine until the last one, which will
be left running when the process is complete.
When completed, the LARC will display "ACT A
LOADED," or ACT B LOADED," depending on the
Machine selected.
If a new bank is selected, it will be written to the new
location. The LARC will display either "1 REG
LOADED," or "C REG LOADED," depending on its
destination.
Restore Active Machines
Any dump of an active Machine will restore as that
active machine if the RCV slider is set to "ORIGINAL
SRC." If the RCV slider is set to "MACHINE A" or
"MACHINE B," the load will be to that machine, despite
any destination stored in the message itself.
When RCV is set to restore to a particular bank, then
the bulk dump data will replace the first register in the
bank unless the data for machine A and B are sent
sequentially, in which case the data will replace regis-
ter 1 and 2 in the selected bank.
The LARC displays either "1 REG LOADED," or "C
REG LOADED," depending on its destination.
Restore All Internal Registers
If all of the dumped internal registers are restored with
the RCV slider set to "ORIGINAL SRC," each register
will be overwritten. Any other setting of RCV is not
recommended.
The LARC will display "1 REG LOADED."
Restore All Cartridge Registers
Restoring all cart registers works identically to the
restore all internal registers except that in "ORIGINAL
SRC" mode the data is sent to banks 6-0 instead of to
1-5. The LARC displays "C REG LOADED." All other
operations are the same.
Restore MIDI Program Table Map
Selection of destination is not an option when restoring
MIDI program table map. The data is restored to the
active Machine where it originated.
Restore Controls
Selection of destination is not an option when restoring
MIDI Controls. The data is restored to the control
parameters of the active Machine. See Dump Controls
for a list of the controls dumped and restored.
MIDI Request Data
The request data function is a MIDI SysEx message
that triggers an output of the requested bulk dump on
the MIDI port. The format for the request function is
defined in Appendix A MIDI and the 480L.. The pos-
sible requests are as follows:
• Request All Stored Presets(Internal and
Cartridge Registers)
• Request Individual Program
• Request Individual Preset
• Request Controls
• Request Active Machine A
• Request Active Machine B
• Request MIDI Program Map for Machine A
• Request MIDI Program Map for Machine B
The data will be sent after the 480L receives and
decodes the message. If automation transmit mode is
on, the data sent will also contain automation mes-
sages. Internally, the 480L decodes the request mes-
sage and uses the normal event passing mechanism to
transmit the response. This activates the automation
mode if enabled. To get just the data requested, turn off
the automation transmit mode on the control page, or
by transmitting a SysEx message before sending the
request.
Basic Operation
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