Yamaha AW4416 Version2.0 Manual Supplement - Page 33

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Remote A 1-8/Remote A 9-16/ Remote B 1-8/Remote B 9-16 pages Remotely controlling external MIDI devices Function Use faders 1-16/[ON] keys 1-16 to transmit the desired MIDI messages and remotely control external MIDI devices. Key operation • [MIDI] key ¡ [F1] (Remote A 1-8) key 1 - [F4] (Remote B 9-16) key (*1) • Repeatedly press the [MIDI] key until the screen shown at the right appears. *1. From version 2.0, the tabs displayed at the bottom of the MIDI screen 6 are divided into two groups. If the tabs shown at right are not dis- played when you press the [MIDI] key, press the [SHIFT] key + [F1] (CHANGE TAB) key to switch tabs. Mouse operations M button ¡ MIDI button ¡ Remote A 18/Remote A 9-16/Remote B 1-8/Remote B 9-16 tabs Screen functions A MIDI messages The MIDI messages assigned to the fader and [ON] key of the channel selected by the [SEL] key are displayed here in hexadecimal form. Move the cursor to each numerical box, and turn the [DATA/JOG] dial to edit the value of each byte (two-digital hexadecimal value). The following values can be selected. • 00-FF (hexadecimal This is the MIDI message that will actually be transmitted. • END This indicates the end of the MIDI message. When you operate the fader or [ON] key, the MIDI message from the beginning to immediately before END will be transmitted. • SW (only for [ON] key This indicates the on/off state of the [ON] key. The byte whose value is set to "SW" will be transmitted as a value of 7F (hexadecimal) when the [ON] key status changes to On, and as a value of 00 (hexadecimal) when the key changes to Off. 2 3 45 • FAD (only for fader This indicates the current position of the fader. The byte whose value is set to "FAD" will be transmitted as a value of 00-7F (hexadecimal) when you operate the fader. Tip! A MIDI message of up to 16 bytes (including "END") can be registered for a fader/[ON] key. • When assigning a MIDI message, you must be sure to add "END" at the end. If "END" is not specified, the MIDI message will not be transmitted. • If a MIDI message is assigned to a fader but "FAD" is not specified within the MIDI message, operating the fader will not transmit the MIDI message. • When assigning a MIDI message to an [ON] key, you can specify "SW" as one of the bytes as necessary. in this case, the corresponding MIDI messages will be transmitted when the [ON] key is turned on and when it is turned off. • If you do not specify "SW," the assigned MIDI message will be transmitted only when the [ON] key is turned on. • If you input a MIDI message manually, it is possible to input an inappropriate or invalid message. When assigning MIDI messages, we recommend that you use the LEARN button (4) whenever possible. (For details on using the LEARN button to assign a MIDI message, refer to page 15.) Version 2.0 Manual Supplement 33

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Version 2.0 Manual Supplement
Remote A 1-8/Remote A 9-16/
Remote B 1-8/Remote B 9-16 pages
Remotely controlling external MIDI devices
Function
Use faders 1–16/[ON] keys 1–16 to
transmit the desired MIDI messages and
remotely control external MIDI devices.
Key operation
• [MIDI] key
[F1] (Remote A 1-8) key
– [F4] (Remote B 9-16) key (*1)
• Repeatedly press the [MIDI] key until
the screen shown at the right appears.
*1.
From version 2.0, the tabs displayed
at the bottom of the MIDI screen
are divided into two groups. If the
tabs shown at right are not dis-
played when you press the [MIDI]
key, press the [SHIFT] key + [F1]
(CHANGE TAB) key to switch tabs.
Mouse operations
M button
MIDI button
Remote A 1-
8/Remote A 9-16/Remote B 1-8/Remote
B 9-16 tabs
Screen functions
A
MIDI messages
The MIDI messages assigned to the fader and
[ON] key of the channel selected by the [SEL] key
are displayed here in hexadecimal form.
Move the cursor to each numerical box, and turn
the [DATA/JOG] dial to edit the value of each byte
(two-digital hexadecimal value). The following val-
ues can be selected.
• 00–FF (hexadecimal)
...............
This is the MIDI message that
will actually be transmitted.
• END
...............
This indicates the end of the
MIDI message. When you oper-
ate the fader or [ON] key, the
MIDI message from the begin-
ning to immediately before END
will be transmitted.
• SW (only for [ON] key)
...............
This indicates the on/off state of
the [ON] key. The byte whose
value is set to “SW” will be trans-
mitted as a value of 7F (hexadec-
imal) when the [ON] key status
changes to On, and as a value of
00 (hexadecimal) when the key
changes to Off.
• FAD (only for fader)
.............
This indicates the current position
of the fader. The byte whose value
is set to “FAD” will be transmitted
as a value of 00–7F (hexadecimal)
when you operate the fader.
Tip!
A MIDI message of up to 16 bytes (including “END”)
can be registered for a fader/[ON] key.
When assigning a MIDI message, you must be sure to
add “END” at the end. If “END” is not specified, the
MIDI message will not be transmitted.
If a MIDI message is assigned to a fader but “FAD” is
not specified within the MIDI message, operating the
fader will not transmit the MIDI message.
When assigning a MIDI message to an [ON] key, you
can specify “SW” as one of the bytes as necessary. in
this case, the corresponding MIDI messages will be
transmitted when the [ON] key is turned on and
when it is turned off.
If you do not specify “SW,” the assigned MIDI mes-
sage will be transmitted only when the [ON] key is
turned on.
If you input a MIDI message manually, it is possible
to input an inappropriate or invalid message. When
assigning MIDI messages, we recommend that you
use the LEARN button (
4
) whenever possible. (For
details on using the LEARN button to assign a MIDI
message, refer to page 15.)
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