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Connecting external SCSI devices 3. Set the SCSI ID (0-7) of the external SCSI device. Select a SCSI ID that will not conflict with the other SCSI devices (including the A3000). When the A3000 is shipped from the factory, the SCSI ID is set to 6. When installing the internal hard disk, we suggest that you set the internal hard disk to a SCSI ID of 4. 4. Attach the terminator to the SCSI connector (the vacant one of the two SCSI connectors) of the last device in the daisy-chain. Alternatively, turn on the terminator switch of that device. 5. Make sure that the terminator switch is turned OFF for all other devices in the daisy-chain (i.e., all devices other than the last device). Important After installing a new hard disk or MO drive (or one which has been used by another computer device), connect your audio and MIDI devices, and turn on the external SCSI devices and the A3000. (If using an MO drive, insert the MO disk.) Then mount the disk (270), format it (254), and partition it into volumes (266). FYI Many articles and books concerning SCSI are available. However most of them discuss only the concepts or the specification, and do not tell you what to do if the system does not work when connected as described. The following paragraphs will provide more information about SCSI that will help you correct problems which may occur when SCSI devices are connected. Please read this material if you experience problems. Please be aware that when connecting SCSI devices, problems with termination and cabling can cause valuable data to be damaged. We regret that Yamaha can take no responsibility regarding any data which is lost. s Principles of termination Termination is the greatest source of potential problems in a SCSI system. Termination refers to an impedance-matched resistance which is connected to the bus to terminate the end of the data path. The "terminator" is the resistance required to provide termination. Appendix 329 Appendix

Section	Page
䌀漀渀琀攀渀琀猀̀	6
唀猀椀渀最琀栀攀䴀愀渀甀愀氀	8
Panel and Connector Arrangement	10
A3000 Options	16
Handling the Floppy Disk Drive(FDD) and Floppy Disk	18
Chapter 1 Setting Up	21
Setting Up	21
Connecting the Power	23
Connecting the A3000 Outputs	24
Connecting the Audio Inputs	27
MIDI Connections	29
Power ON/OFF	32
Sound Check	34
Chapter 2 Trying It Out	37
Introduction	38
Starting Out	40
Next Step	47
Sample Editing	54
Program Editing	59
Sequence Play	64
Saving and Reloading Your Data	66
Accompanying Disks	70
Chapter 3 Basics	71
Samples and Programs	72
Sample Output Destinations and Effects	80
Data Configuration and Handling	82
Modes and Functions	86
Basic Operation	88
Other Keys and Operations	93
Chapter 4 PLAY Mode	95
Play Mode	96
Program & Sample Selection Screen	97
PROGRAM/SAMPLE Selection Screen	97
COMMAND Pages	100
SAVE	100
INIT (Program Initialization)	103
COPY	104
PGMDUMP (Program Dump)	105
SETINIT (Set Program’s Initial Conditions)	106
NEWBANK (Create a Sample Bank)	107
DELETE	108
DUPL (Duplicate)	109
SMPDUMP (Sample Dump)	110
PROGRAM Function	112
PROGRAM - PgmSel (Select Program)	112
SAMPLE Function	114
SAMPLE - SmpSel (Select Sample)	114
SAMPLE - SmpBnk (Select Sample from Sample Bank)	116
SAMPLE - ToBank (Assign Sample to Bank)	117
SAMPLE - SmpSort (Sort Samples)	119
EASY EDIT Function	120
EASY EDIT - EasyEd	121
EFFECT Function	123
EFFECT - EfType (Select the Effect Types)	123
EFFECT - Efct1,...,Efct3 (Edit the Effects)	126
EFFECT - In&Out (Input/output levels and pan)	128
EFFECT - EdType (Effect Edit Type)	129
SETUP Function	130
SETUP - PgmMstr (Program’s Master Settings)	130
SETUP - Portmnt (Portamento)	132
SETUP - ADSetup (A/D-In Setup)	134
SETUP - ADOut (Output Setup for A/D-Input Signal)	136
CONTROL Function	138
CONTROL - PgmCtl1 (Program Controller Setup 1)	138
CONTROL - PgmCtl2 (Program Controller Setup 2)	141
CONTROL - Reset (Controller Reset)	143
Chapter 5 EDIT Mode	145
EDIT Mode	146
COMMAND Pages	149
SAVE	149
REVERT	151
NORM (Normalize)	152
RESMPL - TmStrch (Resampling - Time Stretch)	153
RESMPL - PtchCnv (Resampling - Pitch Conversion)	155
FADE	157
REVERS (Reverse)	159
LOOPXFD (Loop Crossfade)	160
SETINIT (Register Initial Parameter Values)	162
TRIM/LOOP Function	163
TRIM/LOOP - Config (Configure)	163
TRIM/LOOP - Wave (Edit Waveform)	166
TRIM/LOOP - Loop (Edit Loop Addresses)	168
TRIM/LOOP - WvMode (Set Wave Mode)	170
MAP/OUT Function	172
MAP/OUT - KeyRnge (Key Range)	172
MAP/OUT - VelRnge (Velocity Range)	174
MAP/OUT - Lvl&Mode	176
MAP/OUT - Output	178
MAP/OUT - Pitch	180
MAP/OUT - Expand	181
MAP/OUT - LvlScale (Level Scaling)	182
FILTER Function	184
FILTER - Filter	184
FILTER - FltSens (Filter Sensitivity)	186
FILTER - FltScale (Filter Scaling)	187
FILTER - EQ (Equalization)	189
EG Function	190
EG - AEG (Amplitude Envelope Generator)	190
EG - AEGMode (AEG Mode Settings)	192
EG - FEGRate (Filter-EG Rates)	194
EG - FEGLevel (Filter-EG Levels)	196
EG - FEGMode (FEG Mode Settings)	198
EG - PEGRate (Pitch-EG Rates)	200
EG - PEGLevel (Pitch-EG Levels)	202
EG - PEGMode (PEG Mode Settings)	203
LFO Function	205
LFO - Common	205
LFO - FltrMod (Filter Modulation)	207
LFO - PtchMod (Pitch Modulation)	208
LFO - AmpMod (Amplitude Modulation)	209
MIDI/CTRL Function	210
MIDI/CTRL - RCh&Alt (Receive Channel and Alternate	210
MIDI/CTRL - SmpCtl1 (Sample Controller Setup 1)	212
MIDI/CTRL - SmpCtl2 (Sample Controller Setup 2)	215
MIDI/CTRL - Vel&PB (Velocity and Pitchbend)	217
Chapter 6 RECORDING Mode	221
RECORDING Mode	222
COMMAND Page	223
SAVE	223
RECORD Function	225
RECORD - Record	225
SETUP Function	229
SETUP - RecData	229
SETUP - Target	232
SETUP - KeyRnge	234
SETUP - Trigger	236
SETUP - Process	237
METER Function	238
METER - Meter	238
METER - TrgLvl	239
EFFECT Function	240
EFFECT - EfType (Select the Effect Types)	240
EFFECT - RecEf1,...,RecEf3 (Edit the Effects)	241
EFFECT - In&Out (Input/output levels and pan)	242
EFFECT - EdType (Effect Edit Type)	242
EXT CTRL Function	243
EXT CTRL - CD-ROM	243
EXT CTRL - CD-DA	244
MONITOR Function	245
MONITOR - Monitor	245
MONITOR - Click	247
Chapter 7 DISK Mode	249
DISK Mode	250
COMMAND Pages	251
LOAD	251
DELETE	252
COPY	253
FORMAT	254
PHYS_FMT (Physical Format)	256
PART_FMT (Format a Partition)	258
FD_FMT (Format a Floppy Disk)	260
PROGRAM Function	261
PROGRAM - PgmLoad (Load Program(s))	261
SAMPLE Function	263
SAMPLE - SmpLoad (Load Sample(s))	263
SEQUENCE Function	266
SEQUENCE - SeqLoad (Load Sequence(s))	266
VOLUME Function	268
VOLUME - Volume	268
DISK Function	270
DISK - Disk	270
DISK - Config (Configure)	272
DISK - SelfID	273
IMPORT Function	274
IMPORT - ImpSmp (Import a sample)	274
IMPORT - ImpVce (Import a voice)	276
IMPORT - ImpOthr (Import Other Data Type)	278
䌀栀愀瀀琀攀爀㠀唀吀䤀䰀䤀吀夀䴀漀搀攀	281
UTILITY Mode	282
COMMAND Pages	283
SAVE	283
DELETE	285
SAVESYS (Save System Settings)	286
LOADSYS (Load System Settings)	287
ALLDUMP (Data Dump)	288
TOTAL EQ Function	289
Total EQ - Gain	290
Total EQ - Freq	291
Total EQ - Width	292
PANEL PLAY Function	293
PANEL PLAY - KnobCtl (Knob Control)	293
PANEL PLAY - KnobSet	294
PANEL PLAY - FKeySet (Set Function Keys)	296
SEQUENCE Function	298
SEQUENCE - SeqSel (Select Sequence)	298
SEQUENCE - Play&Rec (Playback and Recording)	299
MASTER Function	300
MASTER - Tuning	300
MASTER - StOut (Stereo Output Assignment)	301
SYSTEM Function	302
SYSTEM - Keys	302
SYSTEM - Display	304
SYSTEM - Page	305
SYSTEM - FreeMem	306
MIDI Function	307
MIDI - Receive	307
MIDI - Adjust	309
MIDI - RcvFlt (Receiving Filter)	311
MIDI - Bulk (Bulk Dump)	312
䄀瀀瀀攀渀搀椀砀	313
Installing SIMMs	314
Installing the AIEB1 I/O Expansion Board	318
Setting the SCSI Board Terminator Switch	322
Installing an Internal Hard Disk	325
Connecting external SCSI devices	330
Specifications	334
Effect type list	337
Effect parameter list	339
Control change number list	349
Troubleshooting	350
Error messages	353
MIDI data format	354
䤀渀搀攀砀	365

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Connecting external SCSI devices

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Appendix

Set the SCSI ID (0—7) of the external SCSI device.

Select a SCSI ID that will not conflict with the other SCSI devices (including the A3000).

When the A3000 is shipped from the factory, the SCSI ID is set to 6. When installing the

internal hard disk, we suggest that you set the internal hard disk to a SCSI ID of 4.

Attach the terminator to the SCSI connector (the vacant one of the two SCSI

connectors) of the last device in the daisy-chain.

Alternatively, turn on the terminator switch of that device.

Make sure that the terminator switch is turned OFF for all other devices in the

daisy-chain (i.e., all devices other than the last device).

Important

After installing a new hard disk or MO drive (or one which has been used by another

computer device), connect your audio and MIDI devices, and turn on the external SCSI

devices and the A3000. (If using an MO drive, insert the MO disk.) Then mount the disk

(

270), format it (

254), and partition it into volumes (

266).

FYI

Many articles and books concerning SCSI are available. However most of them discuss

only the concepts or the specification, and do not tell you what to do if the system does

not work when connected as described. The following paragraphs will provide more

information about SCSI that will help you correct problems which may occur when

SCSI devices are connected. Please read this material if you experience problems. Please

be aware that when connecting SCSI devices, problems with termination and cabling

can cause valuable data to be damaged. We regret that Yamaha can take no responsibil-

ity regarding any data which is lost.

■

Principles of termination

Termination is the greatest source of potential problems in a SCSI system. Termination

refers to an impedance-matched resistance which is connected to the bus to terminate

the end of the data path. The “terminator” is the resistance required to provide termina-

tion.