Dexibell VIVO H1, Owner'S Manual

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MENU Options (Advanced Section)
Part Explanation
Lower
This part is activated when you split the keyboard in two
zone: Left and Right. To split the keyboard press the [
] button. The Keyboard is now divided into two sections. The
region of the keyboard to the left of the split point becomes
the Lower part , while the region of the keyboard to the right
of the split point becomes the Main part.
Main Part Lower Part
1.
Select the group of parameters you need (Reception, Transmission and
Global).
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RECEPTION
You can configure the MIDI receive parameters of Main, Coupled
and Lower part. Additionally, you can manage the received MIDI
messages for the memories.
1.
Select the part you want to edit (Main Coupled and Lower).
In the example above we selected the Main keyboard part.
Main, Coupled, Lower
Parameter Setting Explanation
Status
Off, On
Default: On
Select “On” if you want the selected part
to receive MIDI data.
Channel
1 ~ 16
Default: 1
Allows you to assign a MIDI receive
channel to the selected part.
Shift
-48~0~+48
Default : 0
This parameter allows you to transpose
the received note messages before
sending them to the VIVO H1’s tone
generator. The maximum possible
transposition is four octaves up (48)
and down (–48). Each step represents a
semi-tone.
Modulation
Off, On
Default: On
These filters allow you to specify
whether (On) or note (Off) the messages
in question should be received.
Volume
Panpot
Expression
Reverb
Chorus
Hold
Sostenuto
Soft
PG (Program
Change)
PB (Pitch Bender)
Part MIDI RX channel (default)
Main 1
Coupled 3
Lower 2
Part MIDI RX channel (default)
Memory 15
2.
If you selected the "Memory" part, the following page is showed:
Memory
Parameter Setting Explanation
Status
OFF, ON
Default: On
Select “On” if you want to receive MIDI
messages for the memories selection.
Channel
1 ~ 16
default: 15
Allows you to assign a MIDI receive
channel to the "Memory" part.

TRANSMISSION
You can configure the MIDI transmission parameters of Main,
Coupled and Lower part. Additionally, you can manage the
transmitted MIDI messages for the memories control.
1.
Select the part you want to edit (Main Coupled and Lower).
In the example above we selected the Main part.
Main, Coupled, Lower
Parameter Setting Explanation
Status
Off, On
Default: On
Select “On” if you want the selected part
to transmit MIDI data.
Channel
1 ~ 16
Default: 1
Allows you to assign a MIDI transmit
channel to the selected part.
Shift
-48~0~+48
Default : 0
This parameter allows you to transpose
the note messages before they are
transmitted to an external MIDI device.
The maximum possible transposition is
four octaves up (48) or down (–48).
Local
Off, On
Default: On
You can disconnect the part from
the internal sound source (“Off”) – or
re-establish that connection (“On”).