Example of programming a button to send a System Exclusive Message (SysEx)
For this example we are going to send a General MIDI System On message which comprises six
bytes as follows: (in hexadecimal) F0h, 7Eh, 7Fh, 09h, 01h, F7h.
Press the
[––>]
key from home position to start edit and display the edit menu options.
Turn the
Data Wheel
to the right (clockwise) until the display shows:
EDIT`PB``ON`DATA
Press the
[––>]
key and use the
Data Wheel
to select the Button to Edit
Press the
[––>]
key – leave Minimum Levl at 0
Press the
[––>]
key – leave Maximum Levl at 127
Press the
[––>]
key – leave Button ON only
Press the
[––>]
key – the display will show:
````COMMAND
``End`of`DATA
Turn the
Data Wheel
two clicks to the right and the display will show:
Begin`Sysex`[F0]
Press the
[––>]
key – the display will show:
Byte`#``1``Sysex
Data`Val`00h```0
Turn the
Data Wheel
to the right (clockwise) until the display shows:
Data`Val`7Eh`126
You can speed up the process by holding the shift key down whilst you turn the
Data Wheel
.
Press the
[––>]
key – the display will show:
Byte`#``2``Sysex
Data`Val`00h```0
Turn the
Data Wheel
to the right (clockwise) until the display shows:
Data`Val`7Fh`127
Press the
[––>]
key – for Byte #3
Turn the
Data Wheel
to the right (clockwise) until the display shows:
Data`Val`09h```9
Press the
[––>]
key – for Byte #4
Turn the
Data Wheel
to the right (clockwise) until the display shows:
Data`Val 01h```1
Turn the
Data Wheel
two clicks to the left and the display will show:
`End Sysex``[F7]
Press the
[––>]
key – the display will show:
````COMMAND
``End`of`DATA
Press the
[STORE]
key to save your data
UPDATING`MEMORY
Press the
[EXIT]
key to go back to
PLAY MODE
NB: the byte number indication on the top line begins with the byte after the F0h.
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