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J1 - LED-buttons 1-8
J2 - LED buttons 9-16
J3 - LED buttons 17-24
J4 - connector to MBBS
The pins of each LED-button connector are
interlaced for easier installation. Odd pins
are LED outputs, and even pins are button
inputs in the following manner: pin 1 - LED
1, pin 2 - button 1, pin 3 - LED 2, pin 4 -
button 2, etc. This is shown in the
schematic on the left. Each 16-pin
connector layout is the same.
Out of the box it generates note-on and note-off messages with momentary
buttons and LEDs (independent mode), most useful as register control in organ
emulator. But it can be converted into a few variations, finding its way toward other
non-typical uses. Possible controls are:
7.6.1
Split point - #905
This is different kind of split than the one described in chapter 5.5 and is
independent of that one. So you can use both kinds of split at one time, and they
can be at different points, even though it may not make much sense. The
#905
split controls only button's behavior, and not actual MIDI data transmitted by MBBS
to MIDI OUT socket. Each split can work in different mode, with independent or
dependent buttons, generating CC values or contact on/offs. To have different MIDI
events or channels in the splits you have to also split it logically, using procedure
described in 5.5.
7.6.2
Independent mode - #908
In independent mode, all buttons work without interactions to each other. If a
button is pressed, associated LED lights, and note-on is sent by MBBS (only if it is
configured to send notes on this input - sequence #2131). Another touch of this
button and LED turns off and note-off is sent. To set this mode on a split, you have
to select it first by pressing one of the buttons in that split.
7.6.3
Dependent mode - #909
In dependent mode, there can be only one LED active at a time. If you press
another button, it will light up and any one that was previously lit, will now turn off.
In this mode only note-on messages are generated, there is no note-off. This is
most useful for selecting presets on MIDI instrument, like described in chapters
5.2.3., and 5.2.8. To set this mode on a split, you have to select it first by pressing
one of the buttons in that split.
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