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13•14 Reference Guide
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13•14 Refer
ence Guide
2/2 SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE (F1, F2)
Press PAGE+ to enter the second level of MIDI
SET parameters.
This parameter enables/disables the transmission
and reception of system exclusive messages.
At the time of writing, WK3 has been implemented
with the following Sys Ex possibilities:
Data Dump transmission/reception;
General MIDI On/Off compatibility
Master Volume
Use the standard Edit procedure. Press ESCAPE
to return to the main display.
2/2 MIDI SET: [SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE]
Sys.Ex=Off Sys.Ex.Id=00 WS Mode=Off
MIDI SET: System Exclusive
Assignable values: On, Off
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Note: Future WK3 Software updates will
implement additional Sys. Ex possibilities. System
Exclusive data can control the editing parameters
of the instrument, and can cause radical changes
in the way WK3 operates. These messages are
widely used in the most recent MIDI files, to send
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editing messages before the start of a Song.
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Note: To transmit and receive system
exclusive messages, connect both MIDI IN and
MIDI OUT of WK3 to the MIDI OUT and MIDI IN
respectively of the external sequencer (commonly
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known as the «Closed MIDI Loop» connection).
2/2 SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE ID # (F3, F4, F5)
Specifies the WK3 Identification number for the
reception of system exclusive messages. The
ID number permits the identification of instru-
ments of other manufacturers in a MIDI chain.
Use the standard Edit procedure. Press ESCAPE
to return to the main display.
2/2 MIDI SET: [SYS. EXCL. ID. NUMBER]
Sys.Ex=Off Sys.Ex.Id=00 WS Mode=Off
MIDI SET: System Exclusive Identification Number
Assignable values: 00 … 127
2/2 WS MODE (F6, F7, F8)
This parameter, when On, configures WK3 in or-
der to be able to interface with the Gem Series
WS instruments.
In order to communicate correctly with WS Se-
ries instruments, set this parameter to ON.
If WS Mode is set to Off, WK3 will not be able to
communicate correctly with WS Series instru-
ments.
Use the standard Edit procedure. Press ESCAPE
to return to the main display.
2/2 MIDI SET: [WS MIDI STATUS MODE]
Sys.Ex=Off Sys.Ex.Id=00 WS Mode=Off
MIDI SET: WS MIDI Status Mode
Assignable values: On, Off
2/2 SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE (F1, F2)
Press PAGE+ to enter the second level of MIDI
SET parameters.
This parameter enables/disables the transmission
and reception of system exclusive messages.
At the time of writing, WK3 has been implemented
with the following Sys Ex possibilities:
Data Dump transmission/reception;
General MIDI On/Off compatibility
Master Volume
Use the standard Edit procedure. Press ESCAPE
to return to the main display.
2/2 MIDI SET: [SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE]
Sys.Ex=Off Sys.Ex.Id=00 WS Mode=Off
MIDI SET: System Exclusive
Assignable values: On, Off
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Note
: Future WK3 Software updates will
implement additional Sys. Ex possibilities. System
Exclusive data can control the editing parameters
of the instrument, and can cause radical changes
in the way WK3 operates. These messages are
widely used in the most recent MIDI files, to send
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editing messages before the start of a Song.
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©
Note:
To transmit and receive system
exclusive messages, connect both MIDI IN and
MIDI OUT of WK3 to the MIDI OUT and MIDI IN
respectively of the external sequencer (commonly
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known as the «Closed MIDI Loop» connection).
2/2 SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE ID # (F3, F4, F5)
Specifies the WK3 Identification number for the
reception of system exclusive messages. The
ID number permits the identification of instru-
ments of other manufacturers in a MIDI chain.
Use the standard Edit procedure. Press ESCAPE
to return to the main display.
2/2 MIDI SET: [SYS. EXCL. ID. NUMBER]
Sys.Ex=Off Sys.Ex.Id=00 WS Mode=Off
MIDI SET: System Exclusive Identification Number
Assignable values: 00 … 127
2/2 WS MODE (F6, F7, F8)
This parameter, when On, configures WK3 in or-
der to be able to interface with the Gem Series
WS instruments.
In order to communicate correctly with WS Se-
ries instruments, set this parameter to ON.
If WS Mode is set to Off, WK3 will not be able to
communicate correctly with WS Series instru-
ments.
Use the standard Edit procedure. Press ESCAPE
to return to the main display.
2/2 MIDI SET: [WS MIDI STATUS MODE]
Sys.Ex=Off Sys.Ex.Id=00 WS Mode=Off
MIDI SET: WS MIDI Status Mode
Assignable values: On, Off
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