ESI ESI2000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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ESI Operation Manual
9. MIDI
4. If you pressed Yes , the CPU RAM test will begin and the amount of
RAM in the machine will be displayed. Allow the CPU RAM test to
run through several cycles (C: = cycles).
Press ENTER to proceed
to the sample RAM test.
5. The Sound RAM Fixed Test will begin. After four cycles, the Random
test will begin. Allow the test to run completely through several
cycles.
Press ENTER to stop the test. Any memory errors will be
displayed.
6. Press ENTER again to exit the submodule. The ESI will return
you to the Submodule Identifier.
This section contains several additional numbered functions. These
MIDI global functions act on all presets in the ESI. Here are short
descriptions of each submodule. More extensive descriptions follow.
1. MIDI Mix: Allows you to monitor and change the volume and pan
settings of all 16 MIDI channels at once. It also lets you override the
submix output settings made in the zone and assign them according
to MIDI channel.
2. MIDI Globals: MIDI global commands override the MIDI settings
programmed for each preset in the Preset Definition module and
return us to a simpler time when MIDI settings affected all presets.
3. MIDI Load Bank: This feature allows a MIDI command to load
banks from a hard disk.
4. MIDI Volume Pedal: Allows an external MIDI controller (pedal) to
function like a master volume pedal.
5. MIDI Volume/Pan: This function automatically routes the MIDI
controllers 7 and 10 to volume and pan. It also disables controllers 7
and 10 in the Preset Definition MIDI submodule.
6. Multimode Enable: Selects whether or not Multimode On/Off is set
globally or dependent on each bank.
To Access Any of the MIDI Functions:
1. Activate Master/Global.
2. Select the MIDI Submodule (9) and press ENTER.
3. Select the desired Submodule and press ENTER.