3
4 and 5 are not available during a Dump Request and 32 becomes "F7".
0
11110000
F0
1
01000011
43
2
0000nnnn
nnnn
= Device Number
3
01111010
7A
4
0bbbbbbb
5
0bbbbbbb
6
01001100
4C(ascii"L")
7
01001101
4D(ascii"M")
8
00100000
20(ascii" ")
9
00100000
20(ascii" ")
10
0ddddddd
ddddddd
= Data Format Name(ascii)
11
0ddddddd
ddddddd
= Data Format Name(ascii)
12
0ddddddd
ddddddd
= Data Format Name(ascii)
13
0ddddddd
ddddddd
= Data Format Name(ascii)
14
0ddddddd
ddddddd
= Data Format Name(ascii)
15
0ddddddd
ddddddd
= Data Format Name(ascii)
16
00000000
00
↓
↓
↓
29
00000000
00
30
0ttttttt
ttttttt
= Memory_type
31
00mmmmmm
mmmmmmm
= Memory Number
32
0vvvvvvv
vvvvvvv
= data value
↓
↓
↓
0sssssss
sssssss
= check_sum
11110111
F7
4. Bulk dump
The TG500 transmits and receives the following 7 bulk dump types.
Reception is not possible during performance and recording.
Transmission is performed when MIDI UTILITY "bulk dump" is executed,
or when a dump request is received.
1). Normal Voice bulk dump
2). Drum Voice bulk dump
3). Performance bulk dump
4). Multi bulk dump
5). Synthesizer Setup bulk dump
6). Sample bulk dump
(1) Format
(4) Operation
(Transmission)
When the data is edited with the panel switch, the parameter
change is transmitted in accordance with the previously stated
transmission conditions.
(Reception)
1)
〜
4)
The TG500 has three sound generation modes: Voice, Perform-
ance and Multi. Only when the sound generation mode of the
transmitting side and receiving side match, Reception is possible.
The mode on the receiving side does not change and the page does
not change. However, the data display will be updated.
5)
〜
6)
All modes: Modes are received as they are (no page change.)
7)
This parameter change is only for reception. Remote control is
possible with all panel switches. This message has the same effect
as pressing the switch.
3.1.2 Master Tuning parameter change
(1) Format
11110000 F0
01000011 43
0001nnnn nnnn
= Device Number
00101001 04
01000000 40
0vvvvvvv vvvvvvv
= Data Value
11110111 F7
(2) Operation
(Transmission)
When the master tune data is edited with the panel switch, the
parameter change is transmitted in accordance with the previously
stated transmission conditions.
(Reception)
All modes: Modes are received as they are. (no page change)
(2) Data Format Name
Bulk Dump Type
ddddddd
ttttttt
mmmmmmm
Normal Voice
0065VC
*1
0..62
Drum Voice
0065DR
*2
63
Performance
0065PF
*3
0..63
Multi(Song)
0065MU
0
0..9
Synthesizer Setup
0066SY
0
0
Sample
0040SA
0
0..63
*1:0=int1,3=int2,127=edit_buffer
*2:0=int1,3=int2,127=edit_buffer
*3:0=int1,127=edit_buffer
*4:When memory number exceeds the upper limit, it is handled as an upper limit value
during bulk reception, and it is ignored during dump request reception.
*5: When a memory type is not defined during bulk dump reception;
with 4)
〜
7), it is ignored and handled as int.
with 1) and 2),
=127
edit_buffer
=0
〜
2
int1
=3
〜
7
int2
=other
bit3
〜
bir7 are ignored and the above process is performed
with 3),
=127
edit_buffer
=0
〜
2
int1
=other
bit 2
〜
bit7 are ignored and the above process is performed.
(3) Data Format
See the appended table 1.
(4) Operation
(Transmission)
While being transmitted with the BULK UTILITY using 1)
〜
4),
during All Voices Bulk transmission
VOICE
Memory_type
= 00(INT1)
Memory Number = Transmission is carried out up to 63 starting from 0 sequentially.
Memory_type
= 03(INT2)
Memory Number = Transmission is carried out up to 63 starting from 0 sequentially.
during All Performance Bulk transmission,
PERFORMANCE
Memory_type
= 00(INT1)
Memory Number = Transmission is carried out up to 63 starting from 0 sequentially.
during All Multi Bulk transmission,
MULTI
Memory_type
= 00(INT)
Memory Number = Transmission is carried out up to 15 starting from 0 sequentially.
5 Sample Dump
For the sample dump the TG500 uses the Sample Dump Standard and the
SY99 Sample Bulk Dump.
Both of them can be received.
For transmission, the above two data types are transmitted successively when
"Sample Dump of Sample Utility" is executed. When receiving Sample
Dump Standard Dump Request, and the SY99 Sample Bulk Dump Request,
each data type is transmitted.
With the Sample Dump Standard and the SY99 Sample Bulk Dump, $1f is
the upper limit of the Sample (memory) Number; numbers exceeding this are
handled as $1f.
Sample Dump Standard
DUMP REQ
F0,7E,cc,03,ss,ss,F7
ACK
F0,7E,cc,7F,pp,F7
NAK
F0,7E,cc,7E,pp,F7
CANCEL
F0,7E,cc,7D,pp,F7
WAIT
F0,7E,cc,7C,pp,F7
DATA PACKET
F0,7E,cc,02,kk,<120 byte>,ll,F7
DUMP HEADER
F0,7E,cc,01,ss,ss,ee,ff,ff,ff,gg,gg,gg,hh,hh,hh
,ii,ii,ii,jj,F7
pp
:
packet number
cc
:
channel number
ss ss
:
sample number
(LSB first)
ee
:
sample format
(SY99 handles 8
〜
16 bits.)
ff ff ff
:
sample period
(LSB first)
gg gg gg
:
sample length
(LSB first)
hh hh hh
:
loop start
(LSB first)
ii ii ii
:
loop end
(LSB first)
jj
:
loop type
(00=normal Loop,01=alternate Loop,7F=Loop off)
kk
:
running packet count(0-127)
(Sequential packet No.)
ll
:
checksum
(XOR of 7E cc 02 kk <120 bytes>)
6. Status FE (Active sensing)
a
）
Reception
If a signal is not output from MIDI for longer than approximately 300 msec
after receiving FE, the MIDI reception buffer is cleared, and if key on
remains it is turned off.
No. of bytes
C
H
E
C
K
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