Casio VZ-1 - Save;Load and Bend Range Formats; Save;Load Operations

ii) Transmit/Receive status
Transmit/Receive Validity
Mode
MENU 3-04
EXCLUSIVE - ;
MENU 3-04
PROG. NO =
Transmitted
OP. MEM - MULTI CH.
Play mode
Don’t care
0 — 64, 0-127
Received
OP. MEM - MULTI CH.
Play mode
Don’t care 0-64, 0-127
iii) Transmit/Receive Operations
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TRANSMIT: When CARD BANK is changed by pressing the CARD key while CARD is already selected
in OP. MEM — MULTI play mode, the selected CARD BANK No. is transmitted.
RECEIVE: When CARD BANK CHANGE data is received in OP. MEM - MULTI play mode, operational
status changes as follows:
OP. MEM./NORMAL modes: Bank shifts to that specified by received data. Tone and Oper¬
ation pointers (A-l-H-8) are not altered.
COMBI mode: Received CARD BANK tone assigned to tone selector specified before data
* reception (corresponding LED flashing). When using other CARD tones, dis¬
play changes however tone does not. By moving cursor or pressing the COMBI
MODE key, selected tone changes to received CARD BANK tone.
MULTI mode: Received CARD BANK tone assigned to presently displayed AREA. Other
AREAs utilizing CARD tones are not altered at this point, but are changed
when called up on LCD display.
8. Save/Load
i) Data format
OPEN:
CLOSE:
F0 4 4
0 3 00
7 N
F 0
4 4
0 3
00 7 N
7 0
7 1
K K
F 7
F 7
OK
F0
mmmrnm --- 1
4 4
0 3
00
i-1
7 N
7 2 F 7
ERROR
DATA
N
K K (H) .: Transmitted data
F0
4 4
- i
0 3
0 0
7 N
_
F0
4 4
03 0 0
. .
7 N
(H) :
BASIC CH.
7 4
Data
1
c s
.
F 7
Tone data 1 or Operation data 1
* Basic channel is that set in MENU 3-03 (lowest voice of keyboard split).
Display data - 1 = N (Oh~F h )
* KK indicates contents of transmitted data.
KK,h)
Contents
0 0
INT 64 tones
0 1 *
INT 64 operations
0 2
INT 64 tones + 64 operations
* Internal format of transmitted data is the same as Tone Data 1 and Operation Data l, with 64 of each
transmitted.
When “VC + OP” is selected, 64 tones are transmitted followed by 64 operation memories. At this
time, a CHECK SUM (CS) is transmitted for each message. Refer to page 9 for details on internal for¬
mat of Tone Data l and page 19 for details on Operation Data 1.
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