Korg DW-8000 - SELECTING PROGRAMS; About Program Numbers

3.
DW-8000 can
send/receive
the
following
data.
Sending
Receiving
DEVICE
ID
WRITE
COMPLETED
WRITE
ERROR
DATA SAVE
(DATA
DUMP)
:
Identifies
the
equipment.
Sent
upon
receiving
a DEVICE
REQUEST.
:
Sent in
response
to
a WRITE RE-
QUEST.
This indicates
that the
PRO-
GRAM
WRITE
task
has
been
success-
fully
completed.
: Sent
in
response
to
a WRITE
RE-
QUEST.
This
indicates
that the synth
is
set
to the
WRITE
DISABLE
mode
so
PROGRAM
WRITE task
cannot be
completed.
: In
response
to
a
DATA SAVE RE-
QUEST,
this sends
the
data
for the
sound
presently
being produced.
RECEIVE
ID
REQUEST
WRITE
REQUEST
DATA SAVE
REQUEST
DATA
LOAD
(DATA
DUMP)
PARAMETER
CHANGE
:
A
request
for
the
equipment's
MIDI
identification
number.
:
A
request for the
DW-8000
to
write
data
for
the
present
sound
to
program
memory.
:
A
request
for
the
DW-8000
to
send
data
for
the
present sound.
: Sound data
information.
Sound data is
entered
via
the
Data
Load.
:
Used to
change
parameters
of
the
cur-
rent
sound.
The
DW-8000 can
use these
system exclusive messages
to communicate with
a
computer equipped
with
a
MIDI interface.
(A
program
to
process
the
exclusive
messages
is required.)
•
Connecting
a
computer
Because
each
exclusive
message
for the
DW-8000
is speci-
fied
with
a
channel designated
by parameter
84,
the corre-
sponding channel must be used
for
message transmission
from
a
computer to the DW-8000.
A
message
sent
using the
incorrect channel will be ignored,
regardless
of
OMNI
mode being
ON
or OFF.
These
channels
are
used to
effectively
that
timbre control
could
be done
independently
for
each
DW-8000
in
a
system
using
two
or
more
DW-8000s.
Examples
of
communication
with
a
computer
(1)
To
find
the ID number
for
equipment
connected
to
the
computer.
Computer
DW-8000
DEVICE ID
REQUEST
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