Lexicon M300L, Owner'S Manual

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System Operation
AUTO DMP DLY CHL CHL CHL
AUTO (Automation)
This slider allows you to specify mapping of MIDI non-registered parameters,
System Exclusive messages or Program Change messages from the 300L. The
button below the AUTO slider allows you to view the current MIDI Automation
mode. Advancing the slider scrolls through the four possible states: OFF, Non-
Registered parameters, SysEx, and Program Change. When AUTO is set to
OFF, the 300L will not output MIDI data.
DMP (Dumps)
This slider allows you to select one of four types of Data dumps: All Registers,
Current Setup (including Effect), MIDI Map, and Time Code Event List. Select
the type of dump you want, then press the STOre key.
DLY (Dump Speed)
Slider 3 sets the effective speed of MIDI dumps. This function is designed to
facilitate dumps to receiving devices which cannot deal with vast amounts of
MIDI data coming inquickly. The choices are 2, 50, 100 and 200ms.
CHL (System Parameters MIDI Channel)
Selects the MIDI channel (1-16, OMNI) for System parameters, including all bulk
dump and SysEx messages, as well as Setup, Preset and Register recall.
CHL (Machine A MIDI Channel)
Selects the MIDI channel for Machine A: 1-16, OMNI
CHL (Machine B MIDI Channel)
Selects the MIDI channel for Machine B: 1-16, OMNI.
All generic MIDI and non-registered parameter messages follow the machine
channel assignment.
Page 6 is a dedicated page for selecting and making MIDI program maps.
MAP TYPE SEL
MAP
Slider 1 selects a Map mode: OFF, FIXED, or MAP to any of the 128 MIDI Map
program slots. Setting this control to either OFF or FIXED, disables the TYPE
and SEL sliders — these sliders are active only when this control is set to one
of the 128 slot locations.
TYPE
Slider 3 selects Effect Machine A, Effect Machine B, or Setup for the current map
slot.
SEL (Select Table)
This slider scrolls the available choices for the type selected with slider 3 for the
current map slot. See Chapter 7 for additional MIDI information.
Page Five
MIDI: Automation, Dumps
and Channel Selection
Page Six
MIDI: Maps