Physis Piano K4 User Manual page 40

User Manual – General instrument settings (System Mode)
MIDI COMMON
To set the System MIDI messages, place the cursor on the MIDI COMMON field and press [ENTER]:
You can set:
Local Control: when set to ON, the keyboard notes and messages assigned to the panel controls and pedals are
transmitted to the output ports as well as set into the currently selected Performance. When OFF is selected, the
transmission ports set in the Performance are disabled.
Input Port: select the port receiving system MIDI messages, transmitted from an external device that received them
from the port you have set with the parameter Output Port and retransmitted via its MIDI Thru function or MIDI Echo
(which then needs to be activated). When OFF is selected, the receipt of such messages is disabled.
Input Channel: Selects the MIDI channel on which to receive system MIDI messages. In order to perform the
messages received, the channel must be the same as the external device that received them and retransmitted via its
MIDI Thru function or MIDI Echo.
Input Filters: if any MIDI filters if you want to avoid receiving the following system MIDI messages:
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Note: notes
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Prog: Program Changes
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Ctrl: Control Changes
Output Port: Select the port to send System MIDI messages. If you select OFF, the transmission of such messages is
disabled.
Output Channel: select the MIDI channel on which to transmit System MIDI messages.
Output Filters: if any MIDI filters if you want to avoid the transmission of the following MIDI messages to the system:
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Note: notes
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Prog: Program Changes
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Ctrl: Control Changes
For more information about system messages and Local Control refer to par. 3.3 - Internal Structure – MIDI Common and
10.2 for insight into System MIDI messages.
With Local Control set to OFF, the screen PERFORMANCE MODE this informational message is displayed:
indicating that the MIDI data is not sent over the channels and ports set in the Zone.
NB
If the system port (Output Port) is active, the instrument transmits the events of keyboards and controls even if the
Local Control is set to OFF.
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