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P6 P6 P6 P6----M M M M Owner‘s Owner‘s Owner‘s Owner‘s Manual Manual Manual Manual
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buttons on istrument panel is pressed remotely -
②
on fig. 14). Table 5 describes assignment of the Program
Change values to banks / programs of the instrument.
Values from 33 to 63 of the Program Change are ignored.
For values from 64 to 127, interface patch parameter bank with number from 1 to 64 is recalled from
interface’s user memory to the edit buffer (see fig. 5).
5.2 5.2 5.2 5.2 COMMON SYSTEM COMMANDS COMMON SYSTEM COMMANDS COMMON SYSTEM COMMANDS COMMON SYSTEM COMMANDS
5.2.1 5.2.1 5.2.1 5.2.1 CLOCK CLOCK CLOCK CLOCK
The MIDI Clock system command can be used for synchronization of the instrument’s arpeggiator speed
(chapter 4.2.14) and for synchronization of the additional software LFO rate (chapter 4.2.8).
Remark: Remark: Remark: Remark: For additional LFO, minimal speed of the MIDI Clock is limited to 10 BPM and maximal speed is limited
to 400 BPM. If the allowed BPM range is exceeded, the interface works with the upper or lower tempo limit!
The arpeggiator can work irregulary (some clock pulses will be ommited) if the tempo of played song and value
of the ARPG CLOCK RATE are too high.
5.2.2 5.2.2 5.2.2 5.2.2 RESET RESET RESET RESET
When the Reset MIDI system command is received, the interface is forced to the reset status (same as
instrument is switched on or the interface's Reset button is pressed – see chapter 3.1).
5.3 5.3 5.3 5.3 SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGES SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGES SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGES SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE MESSAGES
5.3.1
5.3.1 5.3.1
5.3.1 STRUCTURE OF SYSEX COMMUNICATION
STRUCTURE OF SYSEX COMMUNICATION STRUCTURE OF SYSEX COMMUNICATION
STRUCTURE OF SYSEX COMMUNICATION
The MIDI System Exclusive communication (see fig. 15) enables many operations:
•
It enables to rewrite content of any individual patch
①
in interface memory as well as content of system
parameters bank
③
. The content of any individual patch
②
or system bank
④
can also be read from the
interface on demand.
•
Actual parameter values in the edit buffer can be changed
⑤
or read
⑥
.
•
Actual active patch can be changed
⑦
or overwritten with data from the edit buffer
⑧
.
•
System functions
⑨
allow remote control of instrument’s buttons and many others.
Fig. 15
Fig. 15 Fig. 15
Fig. 15 –
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– Structure of System Exclusive communication
Structure of System Exclusive communication Structure of System Exclusive communication
Structure of System Exclusive communication
Please see the MIDI SysEx Communication manual for detailed description of the SysEx messages structure. The
manual is available at our web site (“Support → Manuals & Support Software → P6-M” page).