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CONTENTS

Introduction...................................................................................................... ii

Section 1
USING THE DMI-64 MARK II

Unpacking the DMI-64 Mark II ................................................1-1

Front Panel..............................................................................1-2

Rear Panel ..............................................................................1-3

Setting Up...............................................................................1-4

MIDI Interface..........................................................................1-4

1/4-Inch Audio Outputs...........................................................1-5

9-Volt AC Connector...............................................................1-5

Powering up the DMI-64 Mark II..............................................1-6

Playing the DMI-64 Mark II......................................................1-6

Taking Care of the DMI-64 Mark II..........................................1-7

Section 2
PROGRAMMING THE DMI-64 MARK II

Editing Parameters..................................................................2-1

Parameter Information ............................................................2-3

Appendix A
FACTORY PRESETS TABLE

Appendix B
MIDI SYSTEM EXCLUSIVE INFORMATION

Appendix C
DMI-64 MARK II SPECIFICATIONS

Appendix D
CHANGING THE BATTERY IN THE DMI-64 MARK II

WARRANTY

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INTRODUCTION

The DMI-64 Mark II is a digital synthesizer offering 64 dynamically assigned
voices. It is especially suited for reproducing classic keyboard sounds such as
those of tone-wheel and combo organs.

NOTE: For the remainder of this manual, the DMI-64 Mark II will be referred to as

the DMI-64 II.

The DMI-64 II comes with 99 factory preset programs. A program consists of
waveforms, effects selections, MIDI control map, and keyboard split settings.
The unit also includes 64 factory programed waveforms. These presets will
allow the user to begin playing the DMI-64 II right out of the box, without having
to do any programming. If necessary, any or all of the 99 preset programs may
be altered by using the built in Edit Mode or the "DMI-64 II Soft Control" software.
Eight of the 64 waveforms can be modified by the built in Edit Mode or the "DMI­64 II Soft Control" software.

This manual consists of two sections:
Section 1: Basicsof setting up, playing,andcaring for yourDMI-64 II.
Section 2: Detailed descriptionofDMI-64 II programming.

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Unpacking the DMI-64 II

Your DMI-64 II comes with the following items:

1. DMI-64 II User's Manual

2. External AC adaptor

3. MIDI Implementation Chart

4. Parameter Chart

5. Rubber Feet

NOTE: Save the DMI-64 II's packing carton. For carrying and shipping, it provides

the best protection short of a hard case.

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Front Panel

On the front of the DMI-64 II you will find the following:

1. POWER SWITCH - push on/push off

2. POWER/COMMUNICATIONS INDICATOR LED - This is a multipurpose
indicator. The indicator will light a green color when power is applied to the
unit, except when the unit is operating in EDIT MODE (refer to section 2 of
this manual for a description of EDIT MODE), in which case the indicator will
be red. When MIDI information is being transmitted (i.e. when you press or
release a key on a keyboard), the indicator will flash from GREEN to RED or
from RED to GREEN depending on whether you're in normal play mode or
EDIT MODE respectively.

3. Increment and Decrement buttons for changing preset or Edit Mode
parameter number.

4. Four digit LCD display - This is a multipurpose display used for the following
functions:

I - Display preset selection for the basic MIDI channel
II - Display programming parameters in EDIT MODE

5. Increment and Decrement buttons used only in Edit Mode to change a
parameter's value.

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Rear Panel

On the rear panel of the DMI-64 II you will find the following:

1. This is your DMI-64 II's serial number.

2. 1/4 INCH UNBALANCED AUDIO CONNECTORS - These are 1/4 inch phone
jacks for connecting the DMI-64 II to an instrument amplifier.

3. MIDI IN / OUT / THRU DIN CONNECTORS - These are the connectors used
for connection to other MIDI devices. The DMI-64 II functions in accordance
with the IMA MIDI standard.

4. AC CONNECTOR - This connector is for supplying power to the DMI-64 II.
It mates to a matching connector on the AC adaptor provided with the unit.

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Setting Up

Remove the DMI-64 II and the AC adaptor from its carton being careful not to
damage the computer floppy disk.

MIDI Interface

The DMI-64 II uses the IMA MIDI protocol to communicate with a MIDI control­ler. A MIDI controller can be a keyboard (The DMI-64 II has no keyboard of its
own), a sequencer or computer capable of sending MIDI information through a
MIDI output port.

To connect a MIDI controller to the DMI-64 II follow these three steps:
Step 1: Using a standard MIDI cable, connect one end of the cable to the MIDI

OUT port of your MIDI controller. Connect the other end of the cable

to the MIDI IN port of your DMI-64 II.
(Step 2 is optional)
Step 2: If you are using the MIDI controller with more than one MIDI instrument,

in your MIDI setup, you can use the DMI-64 II's MIDI THRU port to

connect to the next MIDI instrument. You can do this by connecting

one end of a MIDI cable to the MIDI THRU port on the DMI-64 II.

Connect the other end of the cable to the MIDI IN port of the next MIDI

instrument.
CAUTION: USEONLYADINCABLEWITH180oMALE5-PINDINCONNECTORS.
The MIDI OUT port on the DMI-64 II rear panel is used for MIDI system exclusive

communication to a computer. This feature may be used with the DMI-64 II Soft
Control program installed on a computer with MIDI IN and MIDI OUT ports, or
other patch librarians.

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1/4-Inch Audio Outputs

The 1/4 inch outputs provide CH1/MIX & CH2 audio outputs to your instrument
amplifier(s). Connect one end of a mono 1/4 inch cable to the CH1/MIX audio
output of the DMI-64 II. Connect the other end of the cable to the audio input
of your instrument amplifier or other audio equipment. Repeat this procedure
for the CH2 audio output if desired.

For a mono amplifier setup, use the CH1/MIX output. If no plug is inserted into
the CH2 connector, the CH1/MIX output will provide a signal which is the sum
of CH1 and CH2.

Several modes of audio assignment are possible with the DMI-64 II. A preset
may be setup to play on only Audio Channel 1, Audio Channel 2, on both (Mono),
or on both (Stereo). The former modes are useful when using a split program
or multitimbral mode. For example, a split program may have the preset active
below a certain MIDI note assigned to Audio Channel 1 while the upper preset
may be assigned to the other audio channel. The latter mode (Stereo) may be
used with the rotating speaker effect to provide a more "spacious" sound.

9-Volt AC Connector

The 9-Volt AC connector is used to provide power to your DMI-64 II.
You will notice two 6 ft. long cables on either side of the AC adaptor provided

with the DMI-64 II. One cable has a standard two pronged AC plug. The other
cable has a standard 2.5mm power connector which mates to the DMI-64 II AC
power jack.

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Powering up the DMI-64 II

Before applying power to the DMI-64 II make sure the audio level on your in ­strument amplifier, mixing console or sound re-enforcement equipment is
reduced to a minimum and that all the necessary connections have been
properly made as specified in section 2. The LED on the DMI-64 II should be
off indicating that power has not been applied. Power up the DMI-64 II by press­ing the power switch. The LED should turn GREEN indicating that power has
been applied and that you are in normal play mode. You may see a RED flick­er on the LED when power is first applied, this is normal. Also, on power up,
you will hear a slight "click", this comes from the audio protection relay in the
DMI-64 II. The DMI-64 II incorporates an audio protection relay to protect ex ­ternal audio equipment from surges during power up and power down.

Playing the DMI-64 II

For the following section we'll assume you have read and understood the sec­tions on setting up and applying power to the DMI-64 II. Once the power has
been applied, slowly turn up the volume of your system and begin to play notes
on the keyboard. Be sure the MIDI controller is set to MIDI channel 1, as the
this is the factory default basic channel. As you press the keys on your keyboard
you will notice that the LED on the DMI-64 II begins to flash. This means that
the DMI-64 II is receiving MIDI information from your keyboard and that you
should be hearing audio. Adjust the volume to a comfortable level and begin to
play.

You may change the preset the DMI-64 II is sounding by using the leftmost In­crement and Decrement buttons when not in EDIT MODE. You will notice that
the two digits on the display represent the preset number in use on the basic
MIDI channel only. If you are using a multitimbral setup, the presets active on
other MIDI channels will not be displayed. Refer to section 2 for an explanation
of programming the DMI-64 II for multitimbral use. Refer to Appendix A for a
listing of the DMI-64 II's factory programed settings. This table lists the various
preset settings that come pre-programed in your DMI-64 II.

There are 11 MIDI control changes the DMI-64 II will respond to. A separate
controller map exists for each DMI-64 II preset. While most control changes
only serve to change the virtual switches supported by the DMI-64 II, a con ­tinuous controller may be assigned for channel volume. The following is a list
of virtual switch function supported by the DMI-64 II: Vibrato On, Chorus On,
Rotating Speaker On, Rate Select, Depth Select, Percussion On/Off, Percussion
Waveform Select, Percussion Decay Select, Percussion Volume Select, and Dis­tortion On/Off.

You will need a MIDI implementation chart for your particular MIDI controller.
The MIDI implementation chart will aid in interfacing with your MIDI controller to
the DMI-64 II.

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Taking Care of the DMI-64 II

The DMI-64 II has been designed to meet the special needs of the professional
musician. Because of this, every attempt has been made to design a rugged
yet compact instrument which will perform reliably for years to come. But, like
any other musical instrument, we strongly recommend that you take the proper
precautions during normal use. In order to maintain the DMI-64 II in proper
working order, keep the following points in mind:

1. The DMI-64 II does not require adjustments of any kind, internal or external.

The only time it may be necessary to open up the unit is for replacement of
the 3 Volt Lithium Battery used for backing up the non-volatile preset
memory. The preset memory holds the DMI-64 II's patch settings and the
eight user programmable waveforms. This battery should provide up to 4
years of backup. Should it become necessary to replace the battery, see
your dealer or contact Voce Inc. for a replacement battery or for information
on where to obtain one.

The following is a list of replacement batteries:

Sanyo 2340 270 mA/Hr
Panasonic BR2330 250 mA/Hr

You may replace the battery by either bringing it to your dealer or you can
do it yourself. Replacing the battery is a simple operation requiring a Phillips
Head screw driver and about 15 minutes of your time (see Appendix D).

2. Keep the DMI-64 II away from direct sunlight or excessive heat or cold. Do

not expose to rain.

3. Do not throw, kick, drop, crush, or spill liquids on the DMI-64 II. Although

we have made every effort to make the DMI-64 II as rugged as possible, it
is not indestructible.

4. Although the DMI-64 II employs an audio protection relay for the 1/4 Audio

Outputs, it is advisable that you always turn down the audio level before
powering up or down.

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Editing Parameters

Edit Mode is a special programming mode which allows the parameters which
make up a preset to be changed. This mode is activated by pressing the two
right most Increment and Decrement buttons simultaneously. Upon pressing
the buttons you will note that the COM LED changes color (from green to red),
indicating that you are in Edit Mode. You will also note that the display will read
"0000".

The display will now function in a different manner. Instead of displaying the
preset number, the leftmost pair of digits represent the parameter number to be
edited. The rightmost digits represent the parameter's value. Using the leftmost
Increment and Decrement buttons will select different parameters to edit while
using the rightmost buttons will change the parameters value. MIDI Program
Changes are inhibited while in Edit Mode to protect the user from accidentally
editing the wrong preset.

Most of the parameters in the Edit Mode menu apply only to the preset selected
at the time Edit Mode is enabled. Some parameters are global and apply to all
the presets or general functions of the instrument. A full parameter explanation
will follow later in the manual.

The editable parameters fall into general categories: Waveform Select, Effects,
MIDI Controller Map, Pitch and Volume offsets, Audio Channel Assignment,
Channel Split, Waveform Generation, MIDI System Exclusive Dumps, and Mul­titimbral Channel Selects.

There are 64 waveforms available for use in the DMI-64 II. The last 8 of these
waveforms (56 - 63) are programmable by the user. The method provided in
Edit Mode for creating waveforms is an additive one similar to using harmonic
drawbars on an organ. Any of the DMI-64 II waveforms, except the one being
edited, may be used as a base waveform of which harmonic copies of itself of
varying amplitudes are added together. It is possible to do these harmonic
manipulations remotely through the use of MIDI system exclusive data. Refer
to Appendix B.

The DMI-64 II may be used multitimbrally. Up to 16 MIDI channels may be used
simultaneously with the DMI-64 II. Assuming that each MIDI channel is using a
split preset, that translates to a possible 32 different presets with 32 different
volumes with 32 different pitch transpositions with various effects. To use the
multitimbral mode, set Omni Off, and enable additional MIDI channels by select­ing presets for the MIDI Channels Preset #s (parameters 59 - 74).

Parameters 75 and 76 provide the user a method of introducing "flaws" into the
organ sound. Electrical key click noise level can be adjusted using parameter

75. A 60Hz hum can be added to a keyed note by adjusting parameter 76.

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Editing Parameters (cont.)

Tone wheel organ harmonic foldback may be simulated by assigning various
waveforms to the 7 keyboard zones outined in the desciption of parameters 77

- 82. This allows the user to create different timbres for different ranges of notes.
A sustain / hold function is availible on the DMI-64 II. This allow the user to hold

chords while playing other keyboard. Parameter 83 is used to selected the MIDI
control number for this function.

The user may re-initilize the DMI-64 II to the factory presets by using parameter

84. This will return the unit's memory to the state which it was shipped from the
factory.

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Parameter Information

00 Exit - return to normal play mode, activate by pressing the Value Increment
button.

01 Basic Channel- This is the only MIDI channel the instrument will respond to
in Omni Off mode. Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are
editing because you are editing the current preset selected for the basic chan­nel.

* Value Range ( 01 - 16 ) Actual Value: ( 1 - 16 )

02 Omni Mode- selects one of two MIDI modes OMNI ON (respond to all MIDI

channels) or OMNI OFF (respond only to basic channel or selected multitimbral
channels).

* Value Range ( 00 - 01 ) Actual Value: 00 = OMNI OFF, 01 = OMNI
ON

03 Waveform # (Zone 2) - selects the waveform used by the digital voice os-

cillators.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 63 )

04 Distortion - activates analog distortion circuitry. This effect is global for the

entire audio output of the instrument; it is important to remember this when the
effect is used in multitimbral setups or split programs.

* Value Range ( 00 - 01 ) Actual Value: 00 = Overdrive Off, 01 = Over­drive On

05 Volume - used to adjust volume of preset excluding percussion effect

volume. This is useful in balancing split programs or multitimbral setups.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: 00 = Softest, 63 = Loudest

06 Semitone Offset - pitch offset for preset in semitones.

Value Range ( 00 - 64 ) Actual Value: 00 = -32 Semitones, 32 = 0 Semi­tones, 64 = +32 Semitones

07 Micro tonal Offset - fractional pitch offset.

Value Range ( 00 - 64 ) Actual Value: 00 = -1 Semitone, 32 = 0 Semi­tone, 64 = +1 Semitone

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Parameter Information (cont.)

08 FM Effects Data - selects effects such as Chorus, Vibrato, or Rotating
Speaker and their states.

Value Range ( 00 - 15 ) Actual Value: See table below

Parameter 8 Value Effect Virtual Switch Data

00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15

Rotating Speaker Effect

No frequency mod. effect Depth Sw. Off Rate Sw. Off

Vibrato Effect
Chorus Effect

Depth Sw. Off
Depth Sw. Off

Rate Sw. Off
Rate Sw. Off

Depth Sw. Off Rate Sw. Off

Rotating Speaker Effect

No frequency mod. effect Depth Sw. On Rate Sw. Off

Vibrato Effect
Chorus Effect

Depth Sw. On
Depth Sw. On

Rate Sw. Off
Rate Sw. Off

Depth Sw. On Rate Sw. Off

Rotating Speaker Effect

No frequency mod. effect Depth Sw. Off Rate Sw. On

Vibrato Effect
Chorus Effect

Depth Sw. Off
Depth Sw. Off

Rate Sw. On
Rate Sw. On

Depth Sw. Off Rate Sw. On

Rotating Speaker Effect

No frequency mod. effect Depth Sw. On Rate Sw. On

Vibrato Effect
Chorus Effect

Depth Sw. On
Depth Sw. On

Rate Sw. On
Rate Sw. On

Depth Sw. On Rate Sw. On

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Parameter Information (cont.)

09 Percussion Effects Data - selects percussion effect setup.

Value Range ( 00 - 15 ) Actual Value: See table below

Parameter 9 Value Virtual Switch Data

00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15

Perc. Wave Sel Off-Percussion Off- Perc. Vol. Off- Perc. Decay Off
Percussion Off­Percussion Off­Percussion Off­Percussion Off­Percussion Off­Percussion Off­Percussion Off­Percussion On­Percussion On­Percussion On­Percussion On­Percussion On­Percussion On­Percussion On­Percussion On-

Perc. Decay On
Perc. Decay Off
Perc. Decay On
Perc. Decay Off
Perc. Decay On
Perc. Decay Off
Perc. Decay On
Perc. Decay Off
Perc. Decay On
Perc. Decay Off
Perc. Decay On
Perc. Decay Off
Perc. Decay On
Perc. Decay Off
Perc. Decay On

Perc. Vol. Off­Perc. Vol. On­Perc. Vol. On­Perc. Vol. Off­Perc. Vol. Off­Perc. Vol. On­Perc. Vol. On­Perc. Vol. Off­Perc. Vol. Off­Perc. Vol. On­Perc. Vol. On­Perc. Vol. Off­Perc. Vol. Off­Perc. Vol. On­Perc. Vol. On-

Perc. Wave Sel Off-

Perc. Wave Sel Off-

Perc. Wave Sel Off-

Perc. Wave Sel On-

Perc. Wave Sel On-

Perc. Wave Sel On-

Perc. Wave Sel On-

Perc. Wave Sel On-

Perc. Wave Sel On-

Perc. Wave Sel On-

Perc. Wave Sel On-

Perc. Wave Sel Off-

Perc. Wave Sel Off-

Perc. Wave Sel Off-

Perc. Wave Sel Off-

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Parameter Information (cont.)

10 FM Effects Mask - selects which control switch settings (if any) are to be
modified by the FM Effects Data upon preset selection.

Value Range ( 00 - 07 ) Actual Value: See table below

11 Percussion Effects Mask- selects which control switch settings (if any) are

to be modified by the Percussions Effects Data upon preset selection.

Value Range ( 00 - 15 ) Actual Value: See table below

Parameter 10 Value Virtual Switch Enables (En = Enabled, Ne = Not Enabled)

00 Effect change Not enabled Depth Sw. Ne Rate Sw. Ne

Effect change Enabled01
02
03
04
05
06
07

Effect change Not enabled

Effect change Enabled

Effect change Not enabled

Effect change Enabled

Effect change Not enabled

Effect change Enabled

Depth Sw. Ne
Depth Sw. En
Depth Sw. En
Depth Sw. Ne
Depth Sw. Ne
Depth Sw. En
Depth Sw. En

Rate Sw. Ne
Rate Sw. Ne
Rate Sw. Ne
Rate Sw. En
Rate Sw. En
Rate Sw. En
Rate Sw. En

Parameter 11 Value Virtual Switch Enables (En = Enabled, Ne = Not Enabled)

00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15

Perc. Wave Sel Ne-Percussion Ne- Perc. Vol. Ne- Perc. Decay Ne
Percussion Ne­Percussion Ne­Percussion Ne­Percussion Ne­Percussion Ne­Percussion Ne­Percussion Ne­Percussion En­Percussion En­Percussion En­Percussion En­Percussion En­Percussion En­Percussion En­Percussion En-

Perc. Decay EnPerc. Vol. Ne­Perc. Vol. En­Perc. Vol. En-

Perc. Wave Sel Ne­Perc. Wave Sel Ne­Perc. Wave Sel Ne­Perc. Wave Sel En­Perc. Wave Sel En­Perc. Wave Sel En­Perc. Wave Sel En­Perc. Wave Sel Ne­Perc. Wave Sel Ne­Perc. Wave Sel Ne­Perc. Wave Sel Ne­Perc. Wave Sel En­Perc. Wave Sel En­Perc. Wave Sel En­Perc. Wave Sel En-

Perc. Vol. Ne­Perc. Vol. Ne­Perc. Vol. En­Perc. Vol. En­Perc. Vol. Ne­Perc. Vol. Ne­Perc. Vol. En­Perc. Vol. En­Perc. Vol. Ne­Perc. Vol. Ne­Perc. Vol. En­Perc. Vol. En-

Perc. Decay Ne

Perc. Decay En

Perc. Decay Ne

Perc. Decay En

Perc. Decay Ne

Perc. Decay En

Perc. Decay Ne

Perc. Decay En

Perc. Decay Ne

Perc. Decay En

Perc. Decay Ne

Perc. Decay En

Perc. Decay Ne

Perc. Decay En

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Parameter Information (cont.)

12 Rotating Speaker Deceleration- the time it takes for the Rotating Speaker
Effect to slow down when the Rate Select control switch has been deactivated.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 00 = fastest, 99 = slowest

13 Rotating Speaker Acceleration- the time it takes for the Rotating Speaker

Effect to speed up when the Rate Select control switch has been activated.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 00 = slowest, 99 = fastest

14 Rotating Speaker Slow Velocity- the rotation rate which occurs at the end

of the deceleration time.

Value Range ( 00 - 20 ) Actual Value: 00 = slowest, 20 = fastest

15 Rotating Speaker Fast Velocity- the rotation rate which occurs at the end

of the acceleration time.

Value Range ( 00 - 20 ) Actual Value: 00 = slowest, 20 = fastest

16 Vibrato Depth(control switch off) - amount of vibrato effect produced when

the Depth Select control switch is deactivated.

Value Range ( 00 - 03 ) Actual Value: 00 = most shallow, 03 = deepest

17 Vibrato Depth(control switch on) - amount of vibrato effect produced when

the control switch is activated.

Value Range ( 00 - 03 ) Actual Value: 00 = most shallow, 03 = deepest

18 Chorus Depth(control switch off) - amount of chorus effect produced when

the Depth Select control switch is deactivated.

Value Range ( 00 - 03 ) Actual Value: 00 = most shallow, 03 = deepest

19 Chorus Depth(control switch on) - amount of chorus effect produced when

the Depth Select control switch is activated.

Value Range ( 00 - 03 ) Actual Value: 00 = most shallow, 03 = deepest

20 Vibrato Rate(control switch off) - vibrato effect speed when the Rate Select

control switch is deactivated.

Value Range ( 00 - 20 ) Actual Value: 00 = slowest, 20 = fastest

21 Vibrato Rate(control switch on) - vibrato effect speed when the Rate Select

control switch is activated.

Value Range ( 00 - 20 ) Actual Value: 00 = slowest, 20 = fastest

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22 Chorus Rate(control switch off) - chorus effect speed when the Rate Select
control switch is deactivated.

Value Range ( 00 - 20 ) Actual Value: 00 = slowest, 20 = fastest

23 Chorus Rate(control switch on) - chorus effect speed when the Rate Select

control switch is activated.

Value Range ( 00 - 20 ) Actual Value: 00 = slowest, 20 = fastest

24 Percussion Waveform (control switch off) - selects the percussion

waveform to be used when the Percussion Waveform Select control switch is
deactivated.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: (0 - 63)

25 Percussion Waveform (control switch on) - selects the percussion

waveform to be used when the Percussion Waveform Select control switch is
activated.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: (0 - 63)

26 Percussion Volume (control switch off) - selects the percussion volume to

be used when the Percussion Volume Select control switch is deactivated.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: 00 = Softest, 63 = Loudest

27 Percussion Volume (control switch on) - selects the percussion volume to

be used when the Percussion Volume Select control switch is deactivated.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: 00 = Softest, 63 = Loudest

28 Percussion Decay (control switch off) - selects the percussion decay time

to be used when the Percussion Decay Select control switch is deactivated.

Value Range ( 01 - 05 ) Actual Value: 01 = longest, 05 = shortest

29 Percussion Decay (control switch on) - selects the percussion decay time

to be used when the Percussion Decay Select control switch is activated.

Value Range ( 01 - 05 ) Actual Value: 01 = longest, 05 = shortest

30 Audio Channel Assignment - selects 1 of 4 possible audio output modes.

Value Range ( 01 - 04 ) Actual Value: 01 = Audio Ch. 1, 02 = Audio
Ch. 2, 03 = Mono, 04 = Stereo

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Parameter Information (cont.)

31 Split Note- determines the MIDI note number at which the channel split point
will occur, below this note the alternate preset will be active.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 00 = no split, ( 1 - 99 ) = MIDI
note #

32 Alternate Preset - preset to be active simultaneously when channel split

mode is in use.

Value Range ( 01 - 99 ) Actual Value: ( 1 - 99 )

33 Volume MIDI Control Switch # - MIDI controller assignment for MIDI

Volume Control.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

34 Rotating Speaker MIDI Control Switch #- MIDI controller assignment for

Rotating Speaker On control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

35 Vibrato MIDI Control Switch #- MIDI controller assignment for Vibrato On

control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

36 Chorus MIDI Control Switch #- MIDI controller assignment for Chorus On

control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

37 Depth MIDI Control Switch #- MIDI controller assignment for Depth Select

control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

38 Rate MIDI Control Switch # - MIDI controller assignment for Rate Select

control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

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Parameter Information (cont.)

39 Perc. On/Off MIDI Control Switch # - MIDI controller assignment for Per­cussion On/Off control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

40 Perc. Decay MIDI Control Switch # - MIDI controller assignment for Per-

cussion Decay control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

41 Perc. Volume MIDI Control Switch #- MIDI controller assignment for Per-

cussion Volume Select control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

42 Perc. Waveform MIDI Control Switch # - MIDI controller assignment for

Percussion Waveform Select control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

43 Distortion MIDI Control Switch # - MIDI controller assignment for Distor-

tion On/Off control switch.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 99 = Channel Pressure, (0 - 98)
= MIDI Control #

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Parameter Information (cont.)

The following 10 parameters correspond to the additive waveform process.
They will only appear in Edit Menu if parameter 3 ( Waveform # ) is set to a
programmable waveform, numbers 56 - 63. If parameter 3 is set to 0 through
55, the Edit Menu will skip from parameter 43 to 54.

44 Waveform Generation Base Waveform - waveform selected to have it's
harmonics added to produce a new composite waveform. Resultant waveform
resides in the waveform number selected by parameter 3.

* Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 63 )

45 Waveform Generation Harmonic 1 - amplitude value for the 1st harmonic

wave. Corresponds to the 1st drawbar of a tone-wheel organ.

* Value Range ( 00 - 08 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 8 )

46 Waveform Generation Harmonic 3- corresponds to the 2nd drawbar of a

tone-wheel organ.

* Value Range ( 00 - 08 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 8 )

47 Waveform Generation Harmonic 2 - corresponds to the 3rd drawbar of a

tone-wheel organ.

* Value Range ( 00 - 08 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 8 )

48 Waveform Generation Harmonic 4 - corresponds to the 4th drawbar of a

tone-wheel organ.

* Value Range ( 00 - 08 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 8 )

49 Waveform Generation Harmonic 6 - corresponds to the 5th drawbar of a

tone-wheel organ.

* Value Range ( 00 - 08 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 8 )

50 Waveform Generation Harmonic 8 - corresponds to the 6th drawbar of a

tone-wheel organ.

* Value Range ( 00 - 08 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 8 )

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Parameter Information (cont.)

51 Waveform Generation Harmonic 10- corresponds to the 7th drawbar of a
tone-wheel organ.

* Value Range ( 00 - 08 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 8 )

52 Waveform Generation Harmonic 12- corresponds to the 8th drawbar of a

tone-wheel organ.

* Value Range ( 00 - 08 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 8 )

53 Waveform Generation Harmonic 16- corresponds to the 9th drawbar of a

tone-wheel organ.

* Value Range ( 00 - 08 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 8 )

54 Copy From Preset # - used by the copy function to overwrite the current

preset with data from the selected preset.

* Value Range ( 01 - 99 ) Actual Value: ( 1 - 99 )

55 Copy From Execute - activates the Copy function, overwriting the current

preset with data from the selected preset (parameter 54).

* Value Range ( 00 - 03 ) 03 = Do Copy Function

56 Send MIDI Patch Dump- dumps MIDI System Exclusive data correspond-

ing to the selected preset through the MIDI OUT port. Parameters 2 through
and including 43 or parameters 2 through and including 53 if a programmable
waveform ( # 56 - 63 ) is selected are sent.

* Activated by Value Increment button

57 Send MIDI Sample Dump - dumps MIDI Sample Dump data correspond-

ing to the selected waveform through the MIDI OUT port.

* Activated by Value Increment button

58 Send MIDI Sample Dump Request- sends a MIDI Sample Dump Request

corresponding to the selected waveform through the MIDI OUT port if the
selected waveform ( parameter 3 ) is a programmable waveform ( # 56 - 63 ).
If parameter 3 is not set to 56 - 63 the dump request is not sent.

* Activated by Value Increment button

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Parameter Information (cont.)

59 Channel 1 Preset Number - the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 1.
Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

60 Channel 2 Preset Number - the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 2.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

61 Channel 3 Preset Number - the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 3.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

62 Channel 4 Preset Number - the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 4.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

63 Channel 5 Preset Number - the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 5.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

64 Channel 6 Preset Number - the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 6.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

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Parameter Information (cont.)

65 Channel 7 Preset Number - the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 7.
Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

66 Channel 8 Preset Number - the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 8.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

67 Channel 9 Preset Number - the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 9.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

68 Channel 10 Preset Number- the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 10.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

69 Channel 11 Preset Number- the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 11.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

70 Channel 12 Preset Number- the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 12.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

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Parameter Information (cont.)

71 Channel 13 Preset Number- the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 13.
Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

72 Channel 14 Preset Number- the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 14.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

73 Channel 15 Preset Number- the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 15.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

74 Channel 16 Preset Number- the preset active for play on MIDI Channel 16.

Changes to this parameter may change the preset you are editing because you
are editing the current preset selected for the basic channel. The basic chan ­nel cannot be turned off.

+* Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: 0 = channel off ( 1 - 99 ) are
presets 1 - 99.

75 Key Click Volume - Simulated electrical click level produced on the attack

of every note.

Value Range ( 00 - 07 ) Actual Value: 0 = off, 7 = loudest

76 Hum Volume - Simulated 60Hz hum level produced only when a note or

notes are keyed.. Provided for realism.

Value Range ( 00 - 07 ) Actual Value: 0 = off, 7 = loudest

* Parameters are global, affecting the entire instrument
+ The channel selected for the Basic Channel cannot be turned off

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Parameter Information (cont.)

77 Zone 1 Waveform # - selects the waveform used by the digital voice oscil­lators for note range shown in the chart above. Useful for simulating the har ­monic foldback of tone wheel organs in which the timbre changes over the note
range.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 63 )

78 Zone 3 ( see parameter 3 for zone 2) Waveform #- selects the waveform

used by the digital voice oscillators for note range shown in the chart above.
Useful for simulating the harmonic foldback of tone wheel organs in which the
timbre changes over the note range.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 63 )

79 Zone 4 Waveform # - selects the waveform used by the digital voice oscil-

lators for note range shown in the chart above. Useful for simulating the har ­monic foldback of tone wheel organs in which the timbre changes over the note
range.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 63 )

80 Zone 5 Waveform # - selects the waveform used by the digital voice oscil-

lators for note range shown in the chart above. Useful for simulating the har ­monic foldback of tone wheel organs in which the timbre changes over the note
range.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 63 )

81 Zone 6 Waveform # - selects the waveform used by the digital voice oscil-

lators for note range shown in the chart above. Useful for simulating the har ­monic foldback of tone wheel organs in which the timbre changes over the note
range.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 63 )

82 Zone 7 Waveform # - selects the waveform used by the digital voice oscil-

lators for note range shown in the chart above. Useful for simulating the har ­monic foldback of tone wheel organs in which the timbre changes over the note
range.

Value Range ( 00 - 63 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 63 )

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Parameter Information (cont.)

83 Sustain / Hold MIDI Control # - MIDI controller assignment for hold func­tion.

Value Range ( 00 - 98 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 98 )

84 Re-initialize to Factory Presets- by incrementing this parameter to 99, The

DMI will be restored to the factory state.

Value Range ( 00 - 99 ) Actual Value: ( 0 - 99 )

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APPENDIX A - Factory Presets Table

# Preset Name Waveform # and Name Effect Selected Split Output

1. Slow Jazz 01, Jazz (888000000) Rot. Spkr. Slow / Perc 3 N/A Stereo

2. Slow Church 03, Church (808808008) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

3. Slow Full 07, Full (888888888) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

4. Slow Joey 1 14, Joey 1 (888800000) Rot. Spkr. Slow / Perc 3 N/A Stereo

5. Slow Yes 16, Yes (888473256) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

6. Slow Rock 1 23, Rock 1 (875323578) Rot. Spkr. Fast N/A Stereo

7. Slow Brian 30, Brian (888330000) Rot. Spkr. Slow / Perc 2 N/A Stereo

8. Slow Bass 1 33, Bass 1 (808000000) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

9. Slow Hollow 35, Hollow (880080550) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

10. Slow Cool 1 40, Cool 1 (888008000) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

11. Slow Cool 2 43, Cool 2 (846040500) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

12. Slow Cool 3 47, Cool 3 (800800000) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

13. Slow Vibe 48, Vibe (800000000) Rot. Spkr. Slow / Perc 3 N/A Stereo

14. Slow Flute 49, Flute (000800000) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

15. Fast Voxx 51, Full Voxx Fast Vibrato N/A Stereo

16. Fast Farf 52, Full Farf Fast Vibrato N/A Stereo

17. Voxx 16' 53, Voxx 1 No Effect N/A Stereo

18. Farf 16' 54, Farf 1 No Effect N/A Stereo

19. Slow Joey 2 57, Joey 2 (888800008) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

20. Slow Rock 2 61, Rock 2 (808760040) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo

21. J. Smith 01, Jazz (888000000) Fast Chorus / Perc 3 N/A Mono

22. Chorus Church 03, Church (808808008) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

23. Chorus Full 07, Full (888888888) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

24. Chorus Joey 1 14, Joey 1 (888800000) Fast Chorus / Perc 3 N/A Mono

25. Chorus Yes 16, Yes (888473256) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

26. Chorus Rock 1 23, Rock 1 (875323578) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

27. Chorus Brian 30, Brian (888330000) Fast Chorus / Perc 2 N/A Mono

28. Chorus Bass 1 33, Bass 1 (808000000) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

29. Chorus Hollow 35, Hollow (880080550) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

30. Chorus Cool 1 40, Cool 1 (888008000) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

31. Chorus Cool 2 43, Cool 2 (846040500) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

32. Chorus Cool 3 47, Cool 3 (800800000) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

Rot. Spkr. = Rotating Speaker, Perc. = Percussion, Dist. = Distortion

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# Preset Name Waveform # and Name Effect Selected Split Output

33. Chorus Vibe 48, Vibe (800000000) Fast Chorus / Perc 3 N/A Mono

34. Chorus Flute 49, Flute (000800000) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

35. Chorus Voxx 51, Full Voxx Fast Chorus N/A Mono

36. Chorus Farf 52, Full Farf Fast Chorus N/A Mono

37. Chorus Vx 16' 53, Voxx 16' Fast Chorus N/A Mono

38. Chorus Fr 16' 54, Farf 16' Fast Chorus N/A Mono

39. Chorus Joey 2 57, Joey 2 (888800008) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

40. Chorus Rock 2 61, Rock 2 (808760040) Fast Chorus N/A Mono

41. Dist. Slow Jazz 01, Jazz (888000000) Rot. Spkr. Slow / Perc 3 N/A Stereo/Dist.

42. Dist. Slow Church 03, Church (808808008) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

43. Dist. Slow Full 07, Full (888888888) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

44. Dist. Slow Joey 1 14, Joey 1 (888800000) Rot. Spkr. Slow / Perc 3 N/A Stereo/Dist.

45. Dist. Slow Yes 16, Yes (888473256) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

46. Dist. Slow Rock 1 23, Rock 1 (875323578) Rot. Spkr. Fast N/A Stereo/Dist.

47. Dist. Slow Brian 30, Brian (888330000) Rot. Spkr. Slow / Perc 2 N/A Stereo/Dist.

48. Dist. Slow Bass 1 33, Bass 1 (808000000) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

49. Dist. Slow Hollow 35, Hollow (880080550) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

50. Dist. Slow Cool 1 40, Cool 1 (888008000) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

51. Dist. Slow Cool 2 43, Cool 2 (846040500) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

52. Dist. Slow Cool 3 47, Cool 3 (800800000) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

53. Dist. Slow Vibe 48, Vibe (800000000) Rot. Spkr. Slow / Perc 3 N/A Stereo/Dist.

54. Dist. Slow Flute 49, Flute (000800000) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

55. Dist. Fast Voxx 51, Full Voxx Fast Vibrato N/A Stereo/Dist.

56. Dist. Fast Farf 52, Full Farf Fast Vibrato N/A Stereo/Dist.

57. Dist. Voxx 16' 53, Voxx 1 No Effect N/A Stereo/Dist.

58. Dist. Farf 16' 54, Farf 1 No Effect N/A Stereo/Dist.

59. Dist. Slow Joey 2 57, Joey 2 (888800008) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

60. Dist. Slow Rock 2 61, Rock 2 (808760040) Rot. Spkr. Slow N/A Stereo/Dist.

61. Split J. Smith 01, Jazz (888000000) Fast Chorus / Perc 3 Note 60 Channel 1

62. Split Chrs Church 03, Church (808808008) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

63. Split Chrs Full 07, Full (888888888) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

64. Split Chrs Joey 1 14, Joey 1 (888800000) Fast Chorus / Perc 3 Note 60 Channel 1

Rot. Spkr. = Rotating Speaker, Perc. = Percussion, Dist. = Distortion

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# Preset Name Waveform # and Name Effect Selected Split Output

65. Split Chrs Yes 16, Yes (888473256) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

66. Split Chrs Rock 1 23, Rock 1 (875323578) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

67. Split Chrs Brian 30, Brian (888330000) Fast Chorus / Perc 2 Note 60 Channel 1

68. Split Chrs Bass 1 33, Bass 1 (808000000) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

69. Split Chrs Hollow 35, Hollow (880080550) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

70. Split Chrs Cool 1 40, Cool 1 (888008000) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

71. Split Chrs Cool 2 43, Cool 2 (846040500) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

72. Split Chrs Cool 3 47, Cool 3 (800800000) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

73. Split Chrs Vibe 48, Vibe (800000000) Fast Chorus / Perc 3 Note 60 Channel 1

74. Split Chrs Flute 49, Flute (000800000) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

75. Split Chrs Voxx 51, Full Voxx Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

76. Split Chrs Farf 52, Full Farf Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

77. Split Chrs Vx 16' 53, Voxx 16' Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

78. Split Chrs Fr 16' 54, Farf 16' Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

79. Split Chrs Joey 2 57, Joey 2 (888800008) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

80. Split Chrs Rock 2 61, Rock 2 (808760040) Fast Chorus Note 60 Channel 1

81. Dist. J. Smith 01, Jazz (888000000) Fast Chorus / Perc 3 N/A Mono/Dist.

82. Dist. Chrs Church 03, Church (808808008) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

83. Dist. Chrs Full 07, Full (888888888) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

84. Dist. Chrs Joey 1 14, Joey 1 (888800000) Fast Chorus / Perc 3 N/A Mono/Dist.

85. Dist. Chrs Yes 16, Yes (888473256) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

86. Dist. Chrs Rock 1 23, Rock 1 (875323578) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

87. Dist. Chrs Brian 30, Brian (888330000) Fast Chorus / Perc 2 N/A Mono/Dist.

88. Dist. Chrs Bass 1 33, Bass 1 (808000000) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

89. Dist. Chrs Hollow 35, Hollow (880080550) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

90. Dist. Chrs Cool 1 40, Cool 1 (888008000) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

91. Dist. Chrs Cool 2 43, Cool 2 (846040500) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

92. Dist. Chrs Cool 3 47, Cool 3 (800800000) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

93. Dist. Chrs Vibe 48, Vibe (800000000) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

94. Dist. Chrs Flute 49, Flute (000800000) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

95. Dist. Chrs Voxx 51, Full Voxx Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

96. Dist. Chrs Farf 52, Full Farf Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

97. Dist. Chrs Vx 16' 53, Voxx 16' Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

98. Dist. Chrs Fr 16' 54, Farf 16' Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

99. Dist. Chrs Joey 2 57, Joey 2 (888800008) Fast Chorus N/A Mono/Dist.

Rot. Spkr. = Rotating Speaker, Perc. = Percussion, Dist. = Distortion

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ww = 00 for dump request, 64 for data dump
xx = preset number-1
yy = parameter number-1 (0-82, 127) (see note 1)
zz = data (not present for dump request) (see note 2)

note 2: Data values are the same as those
displayed on the front panel LCD display.

note 1: A bulk dump may be preformed if the
parameter number (yy) is set to 127 (7Fh).
data parameter (zz) will be replaced by 60
data bytes corresponding to parameters 3 - 53
and 75 - 83 consecutively. Values for
parameters 44 - 53 will be accepted only if a
programmable waveform (# 56 - 63) is used

MIDI SAMPLE DUMP INFORMATION

1. The DMI-64 Mark II will transmit any or its internal waveforms,
but will only accept samples for waveform numbers 56 though 63.

2. Sample number must be set to the desired waveform number.
Channel number must be set to the Basic Channel number - 1.

3. The sample loop start point must be set to the beginning of a 256
point loop.

by the preset.

Appendix B - MIDI System Exclusive Formats

DMI-64MARKII MIDI SYSTEMEXCLUSIVEPRESETDUMPFORMAT

SINGLE PARAMETERDUMP FORMAT

(allvaluesshown in hexadecimal)

MMA SYSX ID FOR VOCE SEE TABLE

F000 00 314100 ww xxyyzz F7

SYSX DMI-64 II PARAMETER DUMP ID EOX

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APPENDIX C - DMI-64 Mark II Specifications

Hardware

•

FRONT PANEL: Power switch,
Tri-color mode / communications
LED, 4 push button control switches
(Parameter / Preset, Mode / Value,
Increment, Decrement), 4 digit LCD
display.

•

AUDIO OUTPUTS: Two independent
channels providing unbalanced 1/4"
instrument level outputs.

•

MIDI I/O: In, Out, and Thru.

•

DIGITAL AUDIO: Output rate fixed at
48KHz. Data format resolution
equivalent to 22 bit linear coding. 512
point digital oscillator waveform loop
length.

•

NOISE FLOOR: Greater than 70 dB
below maximum signal output level
due to analog electronics (all voices
assigned).

•

DATA STORAGE: Internal battery
backed non-volatile RAM.

•

DIMENSIONS: 19"(W) x 10"(D) x

1.75"(H), standard single-height rack
mount unit.

•

WEIGHT: 9 pounds.

•

POWER: 120 VAC 50/60Hz 20W
External transformer.

•

BATTERY TYPE: User-replaceable 3
volt lithium. Typical life 4 years.

Built-inSoftwareFeatures

•

VOICES: 64, assigned dynamically.

•

WAVEFORMS: 64 factory waveforms,
8 of which are reprogrammable.

•

PROGRAMS: 99 user reprogram­mable presets.

•

TUNING: 3.125 cents resolution.

•

EFFECTS: Rotating speaker, vibrato,
chorus, tone wheel organ percussion,
distortion, key click, and hum.

•

CONTROL FUNCTIONS: Effect rate
fast/slow, effect depth low/high, tone
wheel organ percussion volume
decay and waveform, rotating
speaker select, vibrato select, chorus
select, tone wheel organ percussion
select, simulated tube distortion
select, key click and hum level,
harmonic foldback control, and
channel volume. Each program may
have a MIDI control assignment map.

•

SPLITS: An arbitrary split may be
selected for each program allowing
different waveform, tuning, effects,
and MIDI control assignment map to
be active simultaneously above and
below the chosen split note.

•

EDIT MODE: Programming may be
accomplished interactively through
the front panel controls or with an
external computer via system
exclusive MIDI communication.

•

OUTPUT ASSIGNMENT: Audio
outputs may be assigned for each
program as independent (Ch.1 or
Ch.2), mono, or stereo.

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APPENDIX D - Replacing the Battery

To replace the battery yourself, obtain a Phillips Head screwdriver and do the
following:

CAUTION: The DMI-64 II contains static sensitive components which
aresusceptibletodamagefromstaticdischarge. Werecommendthat
you take all the necessary precautions concerning work on static
sensitive components, if you ever need to change the battery. If you
are unsure about these precautions, please contact your dealer or
Voce Inc.

Step 1: Disconnect all cables from the DMI-64 II, including the power.
Step 2: Place the DMI-64 II on a flat firm surface. Using a Phillips head screw

driver, unscrew the top panel fastening screws (the 3 screws on either
side of the box and the three top screws).

Step 3: Once you have removed the top panel fastening screws, remove the

top panel to reveal the DMI-64 II's interior. Assuming the DMI-64 II's
front panel is facing you, you will notice the battery holder, containing
a "coin" type Lithium battery, on the front left hand corner of the DMI-64
II's printed circuit board. Remove the battery by lifting one end of the
battery retaining clip with one hand while at the same time sliding it out
of the holder with the other hand.

Step 4: Insert the new battery in the reverse order of Step 3 making sure that

the positive side of the battery is up.

Step 5: Replace top panel and refasten the screws. Reconnect the DMI-64 II

for normal use as described in Section 1.

The preset memory backup battery should far outlast the DMI-64 II's warranty
period. Should it become necessary to replace the battery before the warranty
period expires, see your authorized Voce dealer or contact Voce Inc. Opening
the DMI-64 II yourself will void the warranty.

Be aware that once the battery is replaced, any programs or waveforms you
may have created will be lost. When you first power up, after replacing the bat­tery, the DMI-64 II will automatically reload the factory default settings.

Any static induced damage to the DMI-64 II caused by anyone servicing the unit,
other than an authorized Voce dealer or representative, will void the warranty.

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LIMITED WARRANTY

Voce Inc. warrants this product to be free from defects in material and workmanship
under the following terms.

HOW LONG IS THE WARRANTY AND WHO IS PROTECTED

Labor (except removal and installation charges) and parts are warranted for one year.
This warranty may be enforced only by the first consumer purchaser.

WHAT IS COVERED AND WHAT IS NOT COVERED

Except as specified below, this warranty covers all defects in material or workmanship in
this product. The following are not covered by the warranty:

1. Any product which is not registered via a product registration card.

2. Any product on which the serial number has been defaced, modified or removed.

3. Damage, deterioration, or malfunction resulting from:
a. Accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, fire, water (or other liquids), static electricity,

lightning, or other acts of nature, or failure to follow instructions supplied with

the product.
b. Repair or attempted repair by anyone not authorized by Voce Inc.
c. Any shipment of the product (claims must be presented to the carrier).
d. Any cause which does not relate to a product defect.

LIMITATION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES

ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE LENGTH OF THIS WARRANTY.

EXCLUSION OF DAMAGES

VOCE'S LIABILITY FOR ANY DEFECTIVE PRODUCT IS LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF
THE PRODUCT AT OUR OPTION. VOCE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR:

1. DAMAGE TO OTHER PROPERTY CAUSED BY ANY DEFECTS IN THIS PRODUCT, DAMAGES

BASED UPON INCONVENIENCE, LOSS OF USE OF THE PRODUCT, LOSS OF TIME, COMMERCIAL
LOSS, OR,

2. ANY OTHER DAMAGES, WHETHER INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR OTHERWISE. SOME

STATES DO NOT ALLOW LIMITATIONS ON HOW LONG AN IMPLIED WARRANTY LASTS AND/OR
DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL
DAMAGES, SO THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.

HOW STATE LAW RELATES TO THE WARRANTY

This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which
vary from state to state.

HOW YOU CAN GET WARRANTY SERVICE

To obtain warranty service on this product:

1. Take or ship the product to an authorized dealer or Voce Inc.

2. Do not ship the product to Voce Inc. without authorization obtained via a phone call
or letter.

3. A dated sales receipt must be included as proof of warranty coverage.

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