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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the MP1288 MIDIWIZARD. The MP1288 was designed
to give you control of a whole universe of MIDI-compatible processors, keyboards,
sequencers, MIDI-linked PC terminals or anything else than can receive MIDI on
any of the 16 standard MIDI channels.
The MIDI WIZARDS's compact, durable chassis and low profile make it easily
integrated into the sometimes crowded studio or stage environment. And, if you
choose not to use it as a foot controller, the Wizard is designed to fit into an extra
rack space in any 19 inch audio rack. As with every RFX MIDI unit, it is Phantom
powerable, which eliminates the need for a separate power cord. The 1288 has
the power and memory capabilities to become the nerve center of an entire MIDI
recording studio as well as live situation. The Wizard can send up to 8 program
changes to 8 different MIDI-linked units for each program number assigned to the
pedal. Also up to 8 continuous controllers can be used to very parameters directly
on the receiving unit in real-time.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
POWER-UP
DESCRIPTION
OPERATION
Definition of Terms
MIDI Channel
Standard SEND Mode
LEARN (Programming) Mode
Changing Display Count and MIDI Channel
MAPS
Using Continuous Controllers
Clearing the Memory
MIDI Test Mode
RFX MIDI Phantom Power
SPECIFICATIONS
MAPPING Example Diagram
WARRANTY
POWER-UP
Power-up of the MP1288 is accomplished by using the supplied AC power
adapter, or by connecting the MIDI OUT jack to any MIDI unit with Phantom
power capabilities using any standard MIDI cable.
The MIDI IN links other MIDI devices into the MIDI line and merges them to avoid
data collisions. (For example, 2 MP1288s operating on different MIDI channels
could be used together and use the same MIDI cord.)
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RFX MIDI PHANTOM POWER
Inspired by an article in the December 1989 issue of Electronic Musician (by
Craig Anderton), we decided to emulate their MIDI phantom power model for RFX
equipment. MIDI receivers supply 12 VDC on pins 1 and 3, and transmitters
receive power on those same pins. Many MIDI devices can be modified to supply
power down the cable, but of course RFX makes no warranty to anyone as to the
applicability of this modification or any damage that might be done as a result
thereof. We supply this note for those adventurous people who may want to give it
a try.
Connect pin 1 to circuit ground, and pin 3 to +9 - +15 VDC of the receiving unit.
SPECIFICATIONS
Data Sent:
MIDI Program Change and MIDI Continuous Control
Size:
17" X 6" X 1.5" (381 x 153 x 38 mm)
Weight:
4 lbs. (1.4 kg)
Power:
7 - 15 VAC/VDC 120 mA
Phantom Power:
7 - 25 VDC 120 mA, pin 1 neg, pin 3 pos.
Display:
2 digit red, .56" high efficiency
Output:
Standard MIDI Program Change, Continuous Control
Output Jacks:
2 5-pin DIN jacks (MIDI OUT, MIDI SHARE)
Chassis:
Black painted steel
MASTER VOLUME
LEFT
RIGHT
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0
10
0
10
FX
MASTER VOLUME
RETURN
LEFT
RIGHT
+17
+8
0
0
10
0
10
0
10
-4
PWR
-13
FX
MASTER VOLUME
RETURN
LEFT
RIGHT
+17
+8
0
0
10
0
10
0
10
-4
PWR
-13
PROGRAM
CHANNEL
PROGRAM
CHANNEL
(Mapping Example from page 4.)
+17
+8
0
-4
PWR
-13
From SM2 MIDI Through
To DSP1 MIDI Input
06
From SM1 MIDI Through
To SM2 MIDI Input
12
To SM1 MIDI Input
MIDI IN
MIDI OUT
POWER
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CONTINUOUS CONTROLLERS
MP1288
CONTROLLER #
CHANNEL #
RUN
MADE IN USA
MAP #
LEARN
MPC#
SEND
MAP #
MPC #
CONTROLLER #
STORE
0 - 127
MODE
MAP #
MPC #
CONTROLLER #
1 - 128
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