Yamaha DTXTREME IIs, Список данных

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3.2.1 bulk dump - system data
$F0
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$58
ID, ASCII char 'X'
$54 ID, ASCII char 'T'
$53 type, ASCII char 'S'
$59 type, ASCII char 'Y'
$53 type, ASCII char 'S'
$30 type, ASCII char '0'
$00 fixed $00
$00 fixed $00
$7F fixed $7F
$7F fixed $7F
data data
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data
csum
check sum
$F7
See Data Tables for details of data.
3.2.2 bulk dump - drumkit data
$F0
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$58
ID, ASCII char 'X'
$54 ID, ASCII char 'T'
$4F type, ASCII char 'O'
$4B type, ASCII char 'K'
$49 type, ASCII char 'I'
$32 type, ASCII char '2'
$00 fixed $00
$00 fixed $00
numM drumkit number MS7bit
numL drumkit number LS7bit
data data
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data
csum
check sum
$F7
Drumkit number is a user drumkit number counted from 0 (counted
from 1 in the panel display).
Drumkit number $7F $7F ($3FFF) specifies the edit buffer.
See Data Tables for details of data.
3.2.3 chain dump - chain data
$F0
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$58
ID, ASCII char 'X'
$54 ID, ASCII char 'T'
$4F type, ASCII char 'O'
$43 type, ASCII char 'C'
$48 type, ASCII char 'H'
$30 type, ASCII char '0'
$00 fixed $00
$00 fixed $00
numM drumkit number MS7bit
numL drumkit number LS7bit
data data
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data
csum
check sum
$F7
Chain number is a user chain number counted from 0 (counted from 1
in the panel display).
Chain number $7F $7F ($3FFF) specifies the edit buffer.
See Data Tables for details of data.
3.2.4 bulk dump - song data
$F0
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$58
ID, ASCII char 'X'
$54 ID, ASCII char 'T'
$4F type, ASCII char 'O'
$53 type, ASCII char 'S'
$47 type, ASCII char 'G'
$30 type, ASCII char '1'
indM index number MS7bit
indL index number LS7bit
numM song number MS7bit
numL song number LS7bit
data data
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data
csum
check sum
$F7
If data is large, it is divided into multiple messages.
Song number is a user song number counted from 0 (counted from 1 in
the panel display).
Song number $7F $7f ($3FFF) specifies the one song (current song).
Each data byte is divided into 4-bit MSnibble and LSnibble, and then
transferred as successive 2 bytes.
See Data Tables for details of data.
3.2.5 bulk dump - stack data
$F0
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$58
ID, ASCII char 'X'
$54 ID, ASCII char 'T'
$56 type, ASCII char 'V'
$43 type, ASCII char 'C'
$45 type, ASCII char 'E'
$30 type, ASCII char '0'
$00 fixed $00
$00 fixed $00
numM stack number MS7bit
numL stack number LS7bit
data data
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data
csum
check sum
$F7
Stack number is specified with numM and numL ($00 - $0f for each)
and determines the user stack 1 - 16.
Each data byte is divided into 4-bit MSnibble and LSnibble, and then
transferred as successive 2 bytes.
See Data Tables for details of data.
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