Programming MIDI Patch Change Commands (continued)
3. Use PS-3 (controller #) switch to scroll down through the available bank/preset numbers. When you arrive at the
desired bank/preset number, the display will alternate between the selected bank/preset number and - - - (if no
patch change is programmed).
4. Now select the desired patch change number (from 1 to 128) using the direct access controller switches SW0 -
SW9.
* Example: Patch change 54: Press SW5 then press SW4. 54 will be indicated in the display. The PS-4 (program)
LED will flash.
5. Press PS-4 (program) switch. the selected patch change is stored at the selected bank/preset and the command
is sent via the MIDI out port.
* NOTE: To erase a programmed patch change, select the desired bank/preset location, then press SW0. Display
shows - - 0 and PS-4 (program) LED flashes. Press PS-4 (program) switch. Display shows - - - , meaning no patch
change sent.
Press PS-1 (FUNCTION SELECT) switch to access PC2 through PC5 and repeat above procedure for each device
using a separate MIDI channel.
* NOTE: 0.0 is used to indicate the Global Preset (which is the same for all banks). Use this location to set a Global
Patch for each PC group 1 through 5.
To Program an Alternate RS-10 MIDI Receive Channel:
1. Use FUNCTION SELECT (PS-1) in PROGRAM MODE to scroll until display reads rch.
2. Press CHANNEL # (PS-2). Display reads C16 (factory default setting).
3. Use SW1 through SW9 to select MIDI channel (for numbers 1 through 9 there is no need to select SW0 first).
Example: Channel 12: Press SW1 then SW2. Display reads C12 and CHANNEL # (PS-2), switch LED flashes
indicating an edited channel number.
4. Press CHANNEL # (PS-2). LED stops flashing and the new MIDI channel number is stored in memory.
5. Press FUNCTION SELECT (PS-1) to continue on to other functions as indicated on the FUNCTION SELECT
order list.
Programming Notes:
1. Only channels 1 through 16 are allowed. All others are ignored.
2. Only controller numbers 0 through 127 are allowed. All others are ignored.
3. The program (PS-4) switch can be used to return to the previous (stored) channel or controller number if you
incorrectly enter a number while editing.
4. You can exit PROGRAM MODE at any time by pressing either bank UP or DOWN switches to return to bank/preset
operating mode.
