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Page 3: MIDI Settings
This page will access the Protect and MIDI Setup func-
tions.
1. Choose the desired function with the CURSOR but-
tons.
2. Press ENTER/YES to access the function.
3. Program the settings.
4. Press EXIT/NO to get back to this page.
Protect
The Protect function protect the settings in the Disk/
Global mode against loading a Global (.GLB) file. If
protection is active, the Global settings will not be
modified when loading data with the Load All or Load
Global operation.
Warning:
The modification of the MIDI settings may
change the channel assigned to the special Global,
Chord 1, and Chord 2 channels. If the iS35 is controlled
with an external MIDI device, a Load All > All or Load
Global operation may interrupt the communication
between the MIDI device and the iS35.
PROTECT
[OFF, ON]
Activates/deactivates the protection of the Global
parameters when loading a Global file.
OFF
Protection deactivated. The MIDI set-
tings may be modified when loading
a Global file (Load All > All, or Load
Global).
ON
Protect all Global settings, including
the MIDI settings.
MIDI Setup
The MIDI Setup function allows you to configure the
programming pages of the MIDI and other parameters
with only one command (see table “MIDI Setup” on
page 236). When you select one of the setups, the iS35
will be automatically configured for connection with a
specific type of MIDI controller.
1. Choose the desired setup using the TEMPO/
VALUE buttons (or the DIAL).
2. Press ENTER/YES twice to confirm the selection
and configure the iS35. When finished, you will
automatically get back to the higher level page
(MIDI Settings).
Note:
The MIDI Setups can only be loaded if the Protect
function is active.
MIDI Setup
[DEFAULT, PIANO 1, PIANO 2, MASTER KB,
ACCORDION1/2/3, GUITAR]
The name of the selected MIDI Setup indicates the
type of MIDI controller the iS35 is connected to. For
the description of the parameters which are automati-
cally configured by the MIDI Setups, see the Appendix
(“MIDI Setup” on page 236).
