System Exclusive - Moog Stage Edition User Manual

C. SYSEX (System Exclusive) menus
SysEx menus are a set of commands to transmit and receive selected presets, bulk dumps and fi rmware
dumps. To enable SysEx menus, press the CURSOR button. This will highlight the menu options shown
on the second line of the display. Once highlighted, use the VALUE knob to scroll through the menus. To
activate a command, press the ENTER button.
SEND CURRENT PRESET:
SEND ALL PRESETS:
BULK DUMP:
This option allows you to send the current preset (system exclusive
data format) for archiving a preset in the LP's memory. This requires
another LP or computer with a MIDI interface and a program that can
accept a SysEx dump. You must enable the device that is to receive the
SysEx data. Once the remote device is enabled, press ENTER to start
the data transfer.
When ENTER is pressed, the LCD will briefl y display the 'SENDING
CUR PRESET' message shown. When the operation is complete, the
display will return to the SYSEX menu.
This option allows you to send the system exclusive data for archiving
the complete bank of presets in the LP's memory. To complete this
command, enable the device that is to receive the SysEx data. Once
the remote SysEx device is enabled, press ENTER to start the data
transfer.
When ENTER is pressed, the LCD will briefl y display the 'SENDING
ALL PRESETS' message shown and the ENTER button will stay lit until
the data transfer is complete. When the operation has fi nished, the
display will return to the SYSEX menu.
This option allows you to save the entire state of the LP (including all
global data, performance set data and preset data) for later recovery.
To execute a bulk dump, enable the device that is to receive the SysEx
data. Once your remote SysEx device is enabled, press ENTER to start
the data transfer.
When ENTER is pressed, the LCD will briefl y display the 'SENDING
BULK DATA' message shown and the ENTER button will stay lit until
the data transfer is complete. When the operation has fi nished, the dis-
play will return to the SYSEX menu.
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