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LMK2+/USB User's Guide Page 5

7. OPERATION OF THE KEYBOARD

7.1 SWITCHING THE KEYBOARD ON

When the keyboard is switched ON – i.e. if the external power supply is connected or  a USB connection is
established – a message regarding the software version will appear for several seconds on the display (for
example "201" for version 2.01) and the LEDs will flicker for several seconds. After that the keyboard will go into
the PLAY-mode and all settings made before turning the keyboard off previously are automatically called up
(non volatile memory for the last settings). The PLAY-mode is indicated by the letters "PLA" on the display.

7.2 MENU STRUCTURE

There are 8 menus available which are selected by means of the 8 MENU-buttons. A menu is selected by
pressing the corresponding MENU-button. The LEDs above the MENU-buttons indicate which menu is active at
any given time. Menus are exited simply by pressing a different MENU-button. Some menus are exited by
pressing the same MENU-button a second time or by pressing one of the keys on the keyboard. If none of the
LEDs is illuminated the keyboard is in PLAY-mode. PLAY-mode is always indicated by the absence of
illuminated LEDs and the letters "PLA" on the display. In some menus both the controls and certain keys on the
keyboard are utilized to set parameters.

The following menus correspond to the MENU-buttons (from left to right):

Upper row

Lower row

1

PRESET

5

TRANSPOSE

2

PROGRAM CHANGE/BANK/REALTIME

6

DYNAMIC

3

SPLIT

7

CONTROLLERS

4

CHANNEL

8

PANIC

In the next few paragraphs the function of each menu is briefly discussed. A detailed description of each menu
can be found in the next section after that.

1  PRESET

The LMK2+ has 17 presets. Each preset contains data about all 4 keyboard zones and their corresponding
keyboard ranges, Midi-channels, transpositions, allocation and activation of the controllers and the velocity-
response curve. Preset 1 is the user definded preset that is called up when turning on the keyboard and that is
automatically altered whenever the user changes any zone parameter.
Presets 2-17 are 16 factory presets which are fixed and cannot be altered by the user. The PRESET-menu
serves to select the user preset (1) or one of the the 16 factory presets.

2  PROGRAM CHANGE/BANK/REAL TIME

This menu, in conjunction with the keys of the keyboard, is used to send Midi-program change and Midi-bank
select messages (Midi controllers #0 and #32) to the devices connected to the LMK2+. Also, in this menu the
Midi-real time messages START, STOP and CONTINUE can be sent. Certain keys of the keyboard are used for
this purpose.

3  SPLIT

The LMK2+ can transmit on up to 4 Midi-channels simultaneously. Each Midi-channel is assigned a part of the
keyboard, a so-called keyboard zone or split range. Overlaps between the zones are possible (i.e. some keys
are used by more than one zone). The SPLIT-menu is used to define the keyboard zones, i.e. the
lowest/highest key for each of the 4 zones.

4  CHANNEL

In this menu the Midi-channels for the 4 keyboard zones are set.

5  TRANSPOSE

In this menu the transpositions of the 4 keyboard zones are set.

6  DYNAMIC

In this menu the velocity-response curves for the 4 keyboard zones are set. 16 different velocity tables are
available.

Summary of Contents for LMK2+

Page 1: ...DOEPFER Midi Master Keyboard LMK2 LMK2 LMK2 LMK2 User s Guide USB Version...

Page 2: ...unit i e to re establish the factory settings one has to operate the buttons 1 2 7 and 8 PRESET PRG REAL T CONTR PANIC simultaneously during power on Then all LEDs light up eight times The unit has t...

Page 3: ...this socket has to be connected to Midi In of the sound generation unit via a suitable Midi cable If only USB is used this socket remains unconnected 3 USB Connector The USB socket is located at the r...

Page 4: ...who will follow the valid safety instructions Every modification should becarried out only at the manufacturer or an authorized service company Any modification not released by the manufacturer leads...

Page 5: ...few paragraphs the function of each menu is briefly discussed A detailed description of each menu can be found in the next section after that 1 PRESET The LMK2 has 17 presets Each preset contains data...

Page 6: ...desired parameter has been reached The process is circular i e after zone 4 one jumps back to zone 1 and starts over again Some functions cause a sequence of letters and or numbers to appear on the di...

Page 7: ...nge 4 to 97 128 The number ranges are selected with the first four white keys of the lowest octave of the keyboard C D E F When switching range with one of these keys the range number 1 4 is shown on...

Page 8: ...e the transpositions of the 4 keyboard zones The number of the currently selected keyboard zone is shown on the left of the display followed by FI FI stands for First and prompts the user to enter the...

Page 9: ...ght digit displays the activity of the selected controller If this point is illuminated the controller is on otherwise it is off Except for wheel 1 r1 the absolute number of the key has no meaning whe...

Page 10: ...ade This is done by defining two keyboard zones with equal numbers of keys and assigning a normal curve for example No 3 to one zone and the inverse curve to the other Then two expanders or one expand...

Page 11: ...USB User s Guide Page 11 Appendix B Pin Assignment of the Jack Sockets high end low end 2 10k linear Foot Control Foot Switch Foot Switch 2 Sostenuto Foot Switch 1 Sustain 1 2 Power Supply 1 7 12V DC...

Page 12: ...Zone 3 Zone 4 Bemerkung Preset L H C T V L H C T V L H C T V L H C T V 2 21 108 1 0 2 entire keyboard channel 1 3 21 108 2 0 2 entire keyboard channel 2 4 21 108 3 0 2 entire keyboard channel 3 5 21 1...

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