Cme VX5678 User Manual

Intelligent MIDI Master Keyboard

User’s manual

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Model: VX5/6/7/8

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z USB MIDI Master keyboard 1 pcs z USB cable 1 pcs z User’s manual 1 pcs z AC adaptor 1 pcs

Special Message Section

This product utilizes batteries or an external power supply (adapter). Do NOT connect this product to any power supply or adapter other than one described in the manual, on the product, or specifically recommended by CME.

WARNING: Do not place this product in a

position where anyone could walk on, trip over, or roll anything over power or connecting cords of any kind. The use of an extension cord is not recommended! If you must use an extension cord, make sure that the cord has the ability to handle maximum current needed by this product. Please consult a local electrician when possible.

This product should be used only with the components supplied or recommended by CME. When used with any components, please observe all safety markings and instructions that accompany the accessory product.

NOTICE:

Service charges incurred due to a lack of knowledge relating to how a function or effect works (when the unit is operating as designed) are not covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, and are therefore the owners responsibility. Please study this manual carefully and consult your dealer before requesting service.

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES:

CME strives to produce products that are both user safe and environmentally friendly. We sincerely believe that our products and the production methods used to produce them, meet these goals. In keeping with both the letter and the spirit of the law, we want you to be aware of the following:

Battery Notice:

SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE:

The information contained in this manual is believed to be correct at the time of printing. However, CME reserves the right to change or modify any of the specifications without notice or obligation to update existing units.

This product, either alone or in combination with an amplifier and headphones or speaker(s), may be capable of producing sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss. Do NOT operate for long periods of time at a high volume level or at a level that is uncomfortable. If you experience any hearing loss or ringing in the ears, you should consult an audiologist.

IMPORTANT: The louder the sound, the shorter the time period before damage occurs.

Some CME products may have stands and/or accessory mounting fixtures that are either supplied with the product or as optional accessories. Some of these items are designed to be dealer assembled or installed. Please make sure that stands are stable and any optional fixtures (where applicable) are well secured BEFORE using.

This product MAY contain a small non-rechargeable battery which (if applicable) is soldered in place. The average life span of this type of battery is approximately five years. When replacement becomes necessary, contact a qualified service representative to perform the replacement.

This product may also use “household” type batteries. Some of these may be rechargeable. Make sure that the battery being charged is a rechargeable type and that the charger is intended for the battery being charged.

When installing batteries, do not mix batteries with new, or with batteries of different type. Batteries MUST be installed correctly. Mismatches of incorrect installation may result in overheating and battery case rupture.

Warning:

Do not attempt to disassemble, or incinerate any battery. Keep all batteries away from children. Dispose of used batteries promptly and as regulated by the laws in your area. Note: Check with any retailer of household type batteries in your area for battery disposal information.

Stands supplied by CME are designed for the respect products only. No other uses are recommended.

Disposal Notice:

Should this product become damaged beyond repair, or for some reason its useful life is considered to be at an end, please observe all local, state, and federal regulations that relate to the disposal of products that contain lead, batteries, plastics, etc. If your dealer is unable to assist you, please contact CME directly.

FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A)

1. IMPORTANT NOTICE: DO NOT MODIFY THIS UNIT!

This product, when installed as indicated in the instructions contained in this manual,

meets FCC requirements. Modifications not expressly approved by CME may void

your authority, granted by the FCC, to use the product.

2. IMPORTANT: When connecting this product to accessories and/or another product

use only high quality shielded cables. Cable(s) supplied with this product MUST be

used. Follow all installation instructions. Failure to follow instructions could void your

FCC authorization to use this product in the USA.

3. NOTE: This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B

Digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential

environment. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency

energy and, if not installed and used according to the instructions found in the users

manual, may cause interference harmful to the operation of other electronic devices.

Compliance with FCC regulations does not guarantee that interference will not occur

in all installations. If this product is found to be the source of interference, which can

be determined by turning the unit “OFF” and “ON”, please try to eliminate the

problems by using one of the following measures:

Relocate either this product or the device that is being affected by the interference.

Utilize power outlets that are on different branch (circuit breaker or fuse) circuits or

install AC line filter(s).

In the case of radio or TV interference, relocate/reorient the antenna. If the antenna

lead-in is 300 ohm ribbon lead, change the lead-in to co-axial type cable.

If these corrective measures do not produce satisfactory results, please contact the

local retailer authorized to distribute this type of product. If you cannot locate the

appropriate retailer, please contact CME.

The above statements apply ONLY to those products distributed in the USA.

PRECAUTIONS

IMPORTANT

Always follow the basic precautions listed below to avoid the possibility of serious injury or even death from electrical shock, damages, fire or other hazards. These precautions include, but are not limited to, the follows:

1. Read and understand all the instructions.

2. Always follow the instructions on the instrument.

3. Before cleaning the instrument, always remove the electric plug from the outlet as

well as the USB cable. When cleaning, use a soft and dry cloth. Do not use gasoline, alcohol, acetone, turps or any other organic solutions; do not use liquid cleaner, spray cleaner or too wet cloth.

4. Do not use the instrument near water or moisture, such as bathtub, washbasin,

kitchen sink, or similar places.

5. Do not place the instrument in an unstable position where it might accidentally fall

over.

6. Do not jam sinks or holes of the instrument; those sinks of holes are used for air

circulation to prevent the instrument from overheating. Do not place the instrument near heat sink or any places with poor air circulation.

7. Do not place anything on the power cord. Make sure the power cord is set on a safe

place so nobody will step on it and/or trip over it.

8. Do not overload the outlet and the AC cable to avoid fire or electrical shock.

9. Do not insert anything in the instrument, which may cause fire or electrical shock. Do

not splash any kind of liquid on the instrument.

10. Do not disassemble the instrument. Doing so risks possible accidental electrical

shock.

11. If repair is necessary always take the instrument to a qualified service center. You will

place yourself in danger if you open or remove the cover. Improper assembly may cause electrical shock in future use.

12. Unplug all the connectors and take the instrument to a qualified service center if

anything in the below listed happens:

A. The power cord or connector is damaged or worn out. B. Any liquid gets into the instrument. C. The instrument gets rain or water splashed on it. D. The instrument does not work properly after following all the instructions

regarding troubleshooting. E. The instrument falls down or breaks. F. The instrument functions poorly.

13. Do not use the instrument during a thunderstorm. Lightening may cause long-distance electrical shock.

14. Do not use the instrument when there is a gas leak nearby.

Keep this manual in safe place CAUTION:

Setting up

　 Do not connect the instrument during a thunderstorm. 　 Do not connect the power cord to an outlet located in a moist environment unless the

outlet is properly designed for such situations. 　 When the power cord is connected to an AC outlet, do not touch the naked part of the cord or the connector.

Always follow the instructions carefully when setting up the instrument.

WARNING:

z Do not expose the instrument to rain or moisture, to avoid fire or electrical shock.

Other precautions:

z Keep the instrument away from electrical interface sources, such as fluorescent

lights and electrical motors.

z Keep the instrument away from dust, heat and vibration. z Do not expose the instrument to sunlight. z Do not place heavy objects on the instrument; do not place containers with liquid on

the instrument.

z Do not touch the connectors with wet hands z Central Music Co. is not responsible for any damage or data loss caused by

improper operation to the instrument.

z All the pictures and the LED display in the manual are used for demonstration; they

may be different from the real instrument.

Features

VX 5/6/7/8 Intelligent MIDI keyboard series

z World’s first MIDI keyboard with motorized faders

z World’s first MDI keyboard with multifunction expansion slot (for the firewire

expansion board, the sound module expansion board, etc…)

z World’s first MIDI keyboard with a lot of song data inside in padstyle format, and

song data can be updated via USB

z VX5/6/7 are equipped with professional half weighted velocity sensitive keyboard

with aftertouch

z VX8 is equipped with professional Graded Hammer Action velocity sensitive

keyboard with aftertouch

z 9 motorized faders

z 12 pads

z 17 knobs

z Ribbon control

z 32-bit high-speed CPU

z MIDI and digital Audio function

z Scale and temperament function

z U-CTRL mode by CME, to use with your music software for total control

z USB plug&play

Content

1 General view ...........................................................................................................................9

1.1 Front panel ................................................................................................................9

1.2 Rear panel ...............................................................................................................12

2 Installation guide...................................................................................................................13

2.1 Power supply...........................................................................................................13

2.2 Power on order........................................................................................................13

3 Connections ..........................................................................................................................14

4 Playing a demo song ...........................................................................................................15

5 Basic operation .....................................................................................................................15

6 Turning on..............................................................................................................................16

6.1 Normally turning on................................................................................................16

6.2 Driver installation....................................................................................................16

6.3 Turning on with initilizaing.....................................................................................16

7 MASTER mode.....................................................................................................................17

7.1 MASTER mode data list.........................................................................................17

7.2 BANK access..........................................................................................................19

7.3 Selecting bank and voice.........................................................................................19

7.4 Tanspose and octave................................................................................................19

7.5 Knobs and faders.....................................................................................................20

7.6 Playing with pads....................................................................................................20

7.7 Remote control buttons...........................................................................................21

7.8 Function buttons......................................................................................................21

7.9 Miscellaneous..........................................................................................................21

8 Assigning ...............................................................................................................................22

8.1 Assignable data list .................................................................................................22

8.2 Assigning keyboard and wheels..............................................................................23

8.3 Assigning pedals .....................................................................................................24

8.4 Assigning aftertouch, ribbon, BC............................................................................24

8.5 Assigning func. Buttons and seq. buttons ...............................................................25

8.6 Assigning potentiometer buttons.............................................................................27

8.7 Assigning pads........................................................................................................28

8.8 Assigning encoder buttons......................................................................................29

8.9 Assigning faders......................................................................................................29

9 ZONE .....................................................................................................................................30

10 AUTOMATION ..............................................................................................................31

11 STYLE SEQ ..................................................................................................................32

11.1 STYLE SEQ data list..............................................................................................32

11.2 Song select ..............................................................................................................34

11.3 Adjusting a performance part..................................................................................34

11.4 Melody on/off..........................................................................................................35

11.5 Setting the pads.......................................................................................................35

11.6 Motorized fades mode.............................................................................................36

11.7 Song play mode.......................................................................................................36

11.8 Changing faders channels........................................................................................37

11.9 Panic........................................................................................................................37

12 PERFORMANCE..........................................................................................................40

12.1 Scale........................................................................................................................40

12.2 Temperament...........................................................................................................40

13 UTILITY..........................................................................................................................41

13.1 Velocity curve.........................................................................................................41

13.2 After touch ..............................................................................................................42

13.3 Data dump...............................................................................................................42

13.4 Adjusting breath control..........................................................................................43

13.5 Local control...........................................................................................................43

13.6 Pedal type................................................................................................................44

13.7 MIDI filter...............................................................................................................44

13.8 Reset........................................................................................................................45

14 EXPANSION..................................................................................................................46

15 U-CTRL ..........................................................................................................................47

16 Update............................................................................................................................48

17 Appendix ........................................................................................................................49

17.1 Assignable controllers list.......................................................................................49

17.2 GM voice list...........................................................................................................53

17.3 Scale list..................................................................................................................54

17.4 Notes list .................................................................................................................59

17.5 Temperament list.....................................................................................................60

17.6 Velocity curve list....................................................................................................61

17.7 After touch curve list...............................................................................................62

17.8 MIDI route ..............................................................................................................63

18 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................64

19 Specifications ................................................................................................................65

20 MIDI Implementation Chart .........................................................................................66

1.1 Front panel

1 General view

1. The keyboard

 There are 4 models in the VX series: VX5-49keys, VX6-61keys, VX7-76keys,

VX8-88 keys.

 All the keyboards in the VX series are equipped with velocity response and

aftertouch.

Velocity response means when you play the keyboard, it will respond to the initial force used to strike the keys. Aftertouch means after you press and hold a key, it will continue to respond to additional pressure applied to the keys.

2.  The pitchbend wheel: By default it can

 The modulation wheel: By default it will

 The ribbon control: You can press and

3.  The OCTAVE button: It is used to

 The TRANSPOSE button: It is used to

4.  SEQ TRANSPORT: They are used for

change the pitch up and down for a total two semi-notes, and you can change the default range.

make the sound vibrant, and you can change its function.

move on it to send out control change messages. The default cc is brightness and can be changed.

change the pitch by octaves.

change the pitch by semi-notes.

sequence control and the function can be changed.

5.  The pads (PAD 1-12): They are velocity sensitive, you can define them to

trigger drum notes, or use them as control buttons, or use them to play songs.

6.  The FUNCTION buttons: They are used to control all the functions of the

instrument and used for scene select.

 The function shortcut buttons (F1-F8): They are used for fast function select or

to send user-defined parameters.

7.  The potentiometer knobs (KNOB 1-8): Those knobs have left-mid-right locators,

and can be used for real time control and sound changes, the functions can be re-defined.

8.  The DISPLAY: You will see all the VX

information here.

 The digit buttons (NUMBER 0-9): They are used

to input values.

 The SHIFT button: It is used with other control

parts for more functions.

 The CURSOR/PAGE buttons: Use those buttons

to locate a place you want.

 The DEC INC/ NO YES buttons: Use them to

change value or confirm an operation.

9.  The DATA dial: Use it to change the value

quickly.

 The EXIT/ENTER buttons: Use them to confirm

or cancel an operation.

10.  The U-CTRL button: Press it for the software

remote control mode, compatible with the Mackie Control templates.

11. The encoder knobs (ENCODER 1-9): Those knobs have no start or end points, and

the functions can be user-defined.

12. The motorized faders: They can move according to the incoming MIDI data, and the

functions can be user-defined.

Do NOT hold or stop the motorized motors while they are moving, which may cause great damage to the instrument and may cause electrical shock and fire!

1.2 Rear panel

01． MIDI IN port x1

02． MIDI OUT ports x4

03． Breath control (BC) jack: 1/8" TRS x1, compatible with YAMAHA BC3.

04． Pedal jacks: 1/4" TRS x2, each one can be used for volume or sustain pedal.

05． Input gain for Mic/Line in.

06． MIC/LINE IN jacks: 1/4" TS x2

07． LINE OUT jacks: 1/4" TS x2

08． HP VOLUME: Headphone volume

09． HEADPHONE jacks: 1/4" TRS x2

10． USB HUB port: compliance with standard USB 1.1 for USB expansion

11． USB port: to make computer connection for MIDI/Audio data transfer

12． POWER IN port: connect the AC adaptor here

13． POWER ON/OFF switch: press down the switch to turn the instrument on; press

again and release the switch to turn it off.

2 Installation guide

2.1 Power supply

1. Make sure the power switch is set to OFF.

2. Connect the AC adaptor to the POWER IN port in the rear panel.

3. Make sure the AC requirement of the AC adaptor is compliant with the local AC

supply, then connect the AC adaptor to the power supply outlet.

Make sure the AC requirement of the AC adaptor is compliant with the local AC supply, otherwise it will cause severe damage to the AC adaptor or the instrument, and it may cause electrical shock! Only the AC adaptor that goes with the VX should be used. If you cannot find

the VX AC adaptor or the adaptor does not work, please contact local CME

dealers. The VX AC adaptor varies from country to country. If you take your VX from one country to another, please make sure your AC adaptor compliant with the local power supply.

2.2 Power on in proper order

When you have your VX connected to a system, please set all the volume to minimum then follow the proper order to turn all the devices on: master MIDI device (which sends out MIDI data), slave MIDI device (which receives MIDI data), audio devices (mixer, amplifier, speakers). When you follow this order, all the signals (MIDI and audio) will go properly from the beginning to the end. If you will turn off the system, please follow the reverse order (turn off audio devices first, then MIDI deivces).

3 Connections

Before you make these connections, please turn off all devices to avoid possible damage.

Please refer to the fig. below to make connections:

4 Playing a demo song

1. Connect the VX MIDI OUT1 to the sound module MIDI IN, or connect VX to your computer via USB and select a GM compatible software sound module.

2. Press the 【STYLE SEQ】button for style sequece mode.

3. Press the【PLAY】button to play the song.

4. You will hear the song.

5 Basic operation

【<PAGE PAGE>】buttons

For the editable contents on the LCD, you can use the 【<PAGE PAGE>】buttons to

move the cursor to the place you want and edit the content.

When you see the arrow “← →” in the bottom right on the LCD, press and hold

【SHIFT】then press【<PAGE PAGE>】buttons for another page.

【DEC/NO INC/YES】and【EXIT/ENTER】buttons

To edit the value, you can use the data dial, the 【DEC/NO INC/YES】buttons, or the

number buttons.

To confirm or cancel an operation, you can use the 【DEC/NO INC/YES】and

【EXIT/ENTER】buttons.

6 Turning on

6.1 Normally turning on

C M E V X M a s t e r K e y b o a r d

 When you turn on the instrument, all the motorized faders will move to run a

self-test and reset in turn. At the same time, all the pads will light on and off.

Do NOT hold or stop the motorized motors while they are moving. This may cause great damage to the instrument and may cause electrical shock and fire!

6.2 Driver installation

 After you connect the VX to your computer via USB and turn the VX on, the

computer will find the VX device and install the driver automatically.

 You can plug and play the VX on WINDOWS XP or Mac OSX.  When the driver installation is finished, your VX will be recognized as the ”USB

Audio Device”.

 The VX MIDI driver offers 2 USB Ins and 3 USB OUTs.  The VX audio driver offers 1 audio in and 1 audio out.

During the first installation, you may need to turn off the product then turn it on again for the OS to recognize the product.

6.3 Turning on with initilizing

 If you want to initilize the instrument, please press and hold both 【OCTAVE-】

and【OCTAVE+】 buttons while turning on the instrument, then the instrument will enter the initialization mode and show the below message:

F a c t o r y S e t A r e y o u s u r e ?

 Press the【YES】or【ENTER】button to clear all the user settings and user data,

then return to the MASTER mode.

 Press the【NO】or【EXIT】button to cancel initialization and return to the MASTER

mode.

The initializing operation will clear all the user settings, please be careful!

7 MASTER mode

Notes for the MASTER mode:

z The MASTER mode is the main mode for users connecting a sound module or

computer for real time performance.

z All the parts status in this mode will be saved even if you turned off the instrument. z Please refer to the below list to see the parts functions:

7.1 MASTER mode data list

Part name Panel ID Data type Data sent

Keyboard - Note on & Note Off Note on & Note Off

Aftertouch - After Touch After Touch

Pitch wheel PITCHBEND Pitch Bend Pitch Bend

Modulation wheel MODULATION Modulation CC-001

Ribbon control

Pedal A PEDAL A Expression CC-011

Pedal B PEDAL B Sustain CC-064

Breath control B.C Breath CC-002

Function shortcut F1 Program Change 001-Piano 1

Function shortcut F2 Program Change 006-El.Piano 2

Function shortcut F3 Program Change 019-Rock Organ

Function shortcut F4 Program Change 023-Harmonica

Function shortcut F5 Program Change 026-Steel Accoustic

Function shortcut F6 Program Change 049-String Ensemble 1

Function shortcut F7 Program Change 066-Alto Sax

Function shortcut F8 Program Change 074-Flute

Seq transport (RTZ) Controller CC-115

Seq transport (REW) Controller CC-116

Seq transport (FF) Controller CC-117

Seq transport (REC) Controller CC-114

RIBBON CONTROL

Brightness CC-074

Seq transport (STOP) Controller CC-118

Seq transport (PLAY) Controller CC-119

Remote control LOCATE 1 Controller CC-112

Remote control LOCATE 2 Controller CC-113

Pad PAD 1 Note Tom-Low

Pad PAD 2 Note Tom-Mid

Pad PAD 3 Note Tom-Mid

Pad PAD 4 Note Tom-High

Pad PAD 5 Note Cymbal

Pad PAD 6 Note RideCymbal

Pad PAD 7 Note Kick

Pad PAD 8 Note Side Stick

Pad PAD 9 Note Snare

Pad PAD 10 Note Hi-Hat–Closed

Pad PAD 11 Note Hi-Hat Pedal

Pad PAD 12 Note Hi-Hat–Open

Knob(Encoder) ENCODER 1 Controller Channel-1,CC-10

Knob(Encoder) ENCODER 2 Controller Channel-2,CC-10

Knob(Encoder) ENCODER 3 Controller Channel-3,CC-10

Knob(Encoder) ENCODER 4 Controller Channel-4,CC-10

Knob(Encoder) ENCODER 5 Controller Channel-5,CC-10

Knob(Encoder) ENCODER 6 Controller Channel-6,CC-10

Knob(Encoder) ENCODER 7 Controller Channel-7,CC-10

Knob(Encoder) ENCODER 8 Controller Channel-8,CC-10

Knob(Encoder) ENCODER 9 Timing Clock F8

Knob(Potentiometer) KNOB 1 Controller B0 65 00,B0 64 00,B0 06 rr

Knob(Potentiometer) KNOB 2 Controller B0 65 00,B0 64 01,B0 06 rr

Knob(Potentiometer) KNOB 3 Controller B0 65 00,B0 64 02,B0 06 rr

Knob(Potentiometer) KNOB 4 Controller B0 63 01,B0 62 20,B0 06 rr

Knob(Potentiometer) KNOB 5 Controller B0 63 01,B0 62 21,B0 06 rr

Knob(Potentiometer) KNOB 6 Controller B0 63 01,B0 62 24,B0 06 rr

Knob(Potentiometer) KNOB 7 Controller B0 63 01,B0 62 30,B0 06 rr

Knob(Potentiometer) KNOB 8 Controller B0 63 01,B0 62 31,B0 06 rr

Fader SLIDER 1 Controller Channel-1,CC-07

Fader SLIDER 2 Controller Channel-2,CC-07

Fader SLIDER 3 Controller Channel-3,CC-07

Fader SLIDER 4 Controller Channel-4,CC-07

Fader SLIDER 5 Controller Channel-5,CC-07

Fader SLIDER 6 Controller Channel-6,CC-07

Fader SLIDER 7 Controller Channel-7,CC-07

Fader SLIDER 8 Controller Channel-8,CC-07

Fader SLIDER 9

System Exclusive Messages

GM Master Volume

Except for the keyboard, all the other parts can be re-defined using the 【ASSIGN】button to send other data.

7.2 Registration BANK access

z You can save all the instrument settings to the registration BANK.

z Press the【MASTER】button to show the current registration bank# and name:

0 0 - V X M A S T E R

 You can change the bank# then press [ENTER] to recall the settings from that

registration bank. To change the bank#, press either the <PAGE or PAGE> button. When the bank# flashes, you can change it.

 If the current settings are changed, when you recall settings from another

registration bank, there will be a message as below: S a v e C u r r e n t ? Y e s / N o

 Press【No】 to recall from another registration bank without saving current

settings.

 Press 【Yes】 to save current settings, and you can select the registration bank#

and rename the bank: S a v e T o : 0 3 - U s e r 0 1

7.3 Selecting bank and voice

z Here the “bank” means tone bank. You can change the voice by selecting the bank#

and voice#.

z When you are playing the instrument, it will show the information as below:

P : 0 0 1 - G r a n d P M S B : 0 0 0 L S B : 0 0 0

 P: the voice # and name. The voice # range is 001-128, refer to appendix <GM

voice list>.

 MSB & LSB: the BANK MSB & LSB#, range is 000-127.  To make changes, use the <PAGE and PAGE> button until the value flashes,

then change the value and press ENTER.

 Everytime you change one of the above data, all three MIDI messages will be

sent.

7.4 Tanspose and octave

z You can shift the keyboard pitch in semi-notes by using the Transpose function. z You can shift the keyboard pitch in octaves by using the Octave function. z The default keyboard ranges of VX 5/6/7/8 are listed below:

z When you press [Transpose] or [Octave], you will see the information as below:

O c t a v e : 0 0 T r a n s p o s e : 0 0

 When you change the Tranpose or Octave value, the corresponding button will

light on.

 The octave shift range is -04～00～+04 octaves. Pressing the two octave

buttons at the same time will reset the octave shift to 0, and the button will light

off.

 The transpose shift range is -12 ～ 00～ +12 semi-notes. Pressing the two

transpose buttons at the same time will reset the transpose shift to 0, and the

button will light off.

7.5 Knobs and faders

z When you adjust a knob or a fader, it will send MIDI data to a specific port and

channel.

z When you adjust a knob or a fader, the instrument will show information as below:

E N 1 : 0 6 4 C H : 0 0 P 1 C C : 0 7 3 - A T T A C K

 For the encoder knobs (ENCODER)1～9, it shows EN1～9 and the value.  For the potentiometer knobs (KONB)1～8, it shows KN1～8 and the value.  For the faders (SLIDER)1～9, it shows SL1～9 and the value.  CH means channel. CH value KB means following the keyboard channel, value

01～16 means MIDI channel, value Z1-Z4 means using the Zone function.

 P means MIDI Ports. Port value 1～4 means the 4 MIDI OUT ports.  CC means control change # and names. Refer to the appendix <Assignable

controller list> and <Note list>. You can move the cursor to the CC#, change its

value and confirm by pressing [ENTER].

7.6 Playing the pads

z When you play a pad, it will send MIDI data to a specific port and channel. The pads

are velocity sensitive.

z When you play a pad, the instrument will show information as below:

P a d : 0 1 V e l : 0 5 8 N o t e : 0 0 1 ( C # - 2 )

 Pad # range is 01～12.  Vel means the velocity, and the range is 000～127.

 If you play more than one pad at the same time, only the information of the last

pad will be shown.

 Note means the note name assigned to the pad, and the range is 000～127;

refer to the appendix <Note list>.

7.7 SEQ control buttons

z When you press a SEQ button, it will send MIDI data to a specific port and channel.

z When you press a SEQ button, the instrument will show information as below:

S T O P T e m p o : 1 2 0

 You will see the SEQ button names: Return To Zero (RTZ), Fast rewind (REW),

Fast forward (FF), Record (REC), Stop (STOP), Play (PLAY).

 Tempo means song tempo, and the default value is 120, the range is Off, 20～

250. You can use the tempo function to stop or change the MIDI timing data.

7.8 Function shortcut buttons

z When you press a function shortcut button F1～F8, it will send MIDI data to a

specific port and channel.

z The MIDI data sent includes Bank change (Bank Msb+Bank Lsb) and program

change (Program Change).

F 1 C H : 0 1 P 1 P C : 0 7 4 - F L U T E

7.9 Miscellaneous

z About miscellaneous parts like pitch wheel, modulation wheel, pedals, breath control,

ribbon control and aftertouch:

 The value of the above parts will not be shown on the LCD.  For the detail about the MIDI data of the above parts, refer to the <MASTER

mode data list>.

 You can use the【ASSIGN】function to re-define those parts.

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