Yamaha Portatone PSR-5700, Authorized Product Manual

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[F6] Utility & MIDI
2 RECALL INITIAL DATA
Purpose:
Recalls the specified initial factory settings.
Procedure:
Use the left [-] and [+] buttons to select the type of factory,,
preset data you want to recall (see “Notes” below), then
press both the right [-] and [+] buttons simultaneously.
“Busy!” will appear while the initialization is taking place,
and “Completed” will appear when the initialization is com-
plete.
Notes:
Here’s a list of the data types that can be initialized by this
function:
LCD Data Type
AllData .........All data.
Pad ............... Pad data.
V.Regist .......Voice registration data.
P.Regist ....... Panel registration data.
SSP
..............Super style play data.
ABC&IA ....... Auto Bass Chord & Interactive Accompani-
ment data.
HarmoType .. Harmony type data.
CusVoice .....Custom voice data.
Effect ........ Effect type, depth.
Reverb
......... Reverb type, depth.
Control ....... All controller settings (F3 function group).
Split ..........Split point.
Midi .............All MIDI data.
The [DISK ORCHESTRA/GENERAL MIDI] Button
The PSR-5700 is compatible with both Yamaha Disk Orchestra Collection and General MIDI (GM) software. To use such
software, press the [DISK ORCHESTRA/GENERAL MIDI] button in order to switch the PSR-5700 tone generator system to
the DOC/GM mode. When the DOC/GM mode is selected you can select and play the voices via the PSR-5700 itself, or con-
trol the voices from an external MIDI sequencer or music computer. Data transmitted from the PSR-5700 can also be used to
control an external GM-mode tone generator.
The PSR-5700 normal play mode is known as the REMOTE CONTROL mode.
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PLAYING DOC OR GENERAL MIDI SOFTWARE ON THE PSR-5700
The PSR-5700 can play optional Yamaha Disc Orchestra Collection software, and General MIDI mode software recorded
by other equipment. When a disk of either type (3.5" 2DD disks only) is inserted into the PSR-5700 disk drive, the PSR-5700
automatically switches the internal tone generator system to allow playback of the software and performance on the keyboard
(Getting Started, page 40).
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