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Appendix B: Display Units
Note: Many of these also have a "long", more verbose version not listed here
Unit# Name
0x00 Mix Disp Units
0x01 No Disp Units
0x02 Waveform Disp Units
0x03 Percentage Disp Units
0x04 On Off Disp Units
0x05 Log Lin Disp Units
0x06 Note Disp Units
0x07 "None" Decimal Disp Units
0x08 Tempo Ratio Disp Units
0x09 Hz Disp Units
0x0a Q Disp Units
0x0b Envelope Disp Units
0x0c Velocity Disp Units
0x0d Modulation Disp Units
0x0e Degree Disp Units
0x0f Ms Or Time Sig Disp Units
0x10 Load Mode Disp Units
0x11 Lfo Mode Disp Units
0x12 Adsr Mode Disp Units
0x13 Rate Units Disp Units
0x14 Time Units Disp Units
0x15 Fb Insert Disp Units
0x16 Tap Mode Disp Units
0x17 Rate Disp Units
0x18 Midi Channel Disp Units
0x19 Midi Out Rate Disp Units
0x1a Meter Disp Units
0x1b Sort Mode Disp Units
0x1c Bypass Mode Disp Units
0x1d Mem Protect Disp Units
0x1e Patch Update Mode Disp units
0x1f Sleep Mode Disp Units
0x20 Mix Mode Disp Units
0x21 Program Load Disp Units
0x22 Clock Source Disp Units
0x23 Audio Output Disp Units
0x24 Chan Stat Disp Units
0x25 Alphanumeric Disp Units
0x26 Bpm Disp Units
0x27 Tempo Source Disp Units
0x28 Cont Source Disp Units
0x29 Min Off Cont Source Disp Units Same as previous except display "None" for the "min_value"
0x2a Num Beats Disp Units
0x2b Options No Disp Units
0x2c Ab Mode Disp Units
0x2d Global Patch Dest Disp Units
0x2e MIDI Dump Disp Units
0x2f Eq Mode Disp Units
0x30 Name Disp Units
0x31 Wah Type Disp Units
0x32 Input Mode Disp Units
0x33 Arp Mode Disp Units
0x34 Env Source Disp Units
0x35 Size Disp Units
0x36 Treb Disp Units
0x37 Bassrt Disp Units
Description
Display in decimal followed by '%'
Display in decimal
Use the "waveform_strings"
Display in decimal followed by '%'
Use the "on_off_strings"
Use the "log_lin_strings"
Use the "note_strings"
Display "None" for 0, otherwise in decimal
Display high and low bytes as separate decimal numbers seperated by a ':'. Strip off
the MSB of the high byte.
Display in decimal followed by "Hz"
Display in decimal 1/10ths units optionally followed by 'Q' (eg. 10 would be "1.0 Q")
Use the "envelope_mode_strings"
Use the "velocity_mode_strings"
Use the "modulation_mode_strings"
Display in decimal (optional degree symbol)
Display high and low bytes as separate decimal numbers seperated by a ':'. Strip off
the MSB of the high byte.
Use the "load_mode_strings"
Use the "lfo_mode_strings"
Use the "adsr_mode_strings"
If MSB is 1, display "cycles:beat" otherwise display "Hz".
Use the "time_unit_strings" using the option data as an index.
Use the "fb_insert_point_strings" using the option data as an index.
Use the "tap_mode_strings"
Display in decimal 1/100ths units with optional "Hz" (eg. 100 would be "1.00 Hz")
For values 0-15, display as decimal number plus 1. For value of 16, display "Off"
For value of 17, display "Omni"
Use the "midi_out_rate_strings"
Use the "meter_strings"
Use the "sort_mode_strings"
Use the "bypass_mode_strings"
Use the "mem_protect_mode_strings"
Use the "patch_update_mode_strings"
Use the "sleep_mode_strings"
Use the "mix_mode_strings"
Use the "program_load_strings"
Use the "clock_source_strings"
Use the "audio_output_mode_strings"
Use the "chan_stat_mode_strings"
Display the data as an ASCII string
Display in decimal followed by BPM
Use the "tempo_source_strings"
For values 0 and FFFF, display "None".
For values 1-30 use the "internal_cont_strings".
For values 31-150, display "CC" followed by the value minus 31.
For values >151, use "midi_control_strings" with value minus 151 for index.
Display in decimal followed by "Beats"
Display in decimal using option data
Use the "ab_mode_strings"
Use the "global_patch_dest_strings"
Use the "midi_dump_strings"
Use the "eq_mode_strings"
Display data as an ASCII string
Use the "wah_type_strings" using the option data as an index
Use the "input_mode_strings"
Use the "arpeggiator_mode_strings"
Use the "encelope_source_strings"
Divide the value by 2 and add 4. If LSB of value is 1, add ".5" else add ".0". Optionally
add "M" or "Meters".
Use "reverb_freq_strings"
Display 'X' followed by "bass_rt_strings"
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