GLOBAL mode
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GLOBAL: Page Menu Commands
Compare →p.112
Write Global Setting →p.684
Set Program Bank Type →p.684
Change all bank references →p.685
Touch Panel Calibration →p.685
Half Damper Calibration →p.685
LCD Setup →p.686
Update System Software →p.686
Display Public ID →p.687
Auto Power-Off Setting… →p.687
Fan Control Setting →p.687
Rear Panel Illumination Setup →p.688
Select All →p.688
Unload all in bank →p.688
Remap MS/Sample Banks →p.125
Dump Program →p.688
Dump Combination →p.688
Dump Drum Kit →p.688
Dump Wave Sequence →p.688
Dump Global Setting →p.688
Dump Sequencer →p.688
Dump Set List →p.688
Dump Drum Track Pattern →p.688
Dump Arpeggio Pattern →p.688
System Exclusive Data Dumps →p.689
Reset Controller MIDI Assign →p.690
Copy Scale →p.690
Clear Special Function Assignments →p.690
Write Wave Sequence →p.690
Write Drum Kit →p.691
Copy Key Setup →p.691
Swap Key Setup →p.691
Write Arpeggio Patterns →p.691
Rename Arpeggio Pattern
→p.691
Copy Arpegg
io Pattern →p.691
Uninstall EXs →p.692
PAGE →p.126
MODE →p.126
Write Global Setting
This command writes most of the GLOBAL mode settings,
with the following exceptions.
• Drum Kits and Wave Sequences are written separately,
with their own commands; see “Write Drum Kit” on
page 691 and “Write Wave Sequence” on page 690.
• The Effect Global SW settings are not written.
Also, a few settings are saved automatically as soon as they
are edited, without need to write the Global Settings,
including:
• Auto Power-Off Setting
• Fan Control Setting
• Rear Panel Illumination Setup
• KSC Auto-Load settings
To use the Write Global Setting command:
1. Select Write Global Setting to open the dialog box.
2. To write the data, press the OK button. To cancel
without writing, press the Cancel button.
Do not turn off the power for at least 10 seconds after
using the Write Global Setting command. This allows
the system time to complete the process, which includes
saving a backup of the data to the internal drive.
Set Program Bank Type
This command lets you do two related things:
• Set the bank types of each of the Program banks (except
for GM) to either HD-1 or EXi
• Initialize banks of Programs
When you execute this command, the Programs within the
specified banks will be initialized to Programs of the
selected bank type.
Note that bank types are set automatically when loading
Program banks from drive; you don’t need to use this
command first.
Before you use this command, make sure that Memory
Protect is disabled for Programs (see “0–1e: Memory
Protect” on page 635). Otherwise, the message “Memory
Protected” will appear after you press OK, and no
changes will be made.
1. Choose “Set Program Bank Type” to open the dialog
box.
This indicates the current type for each bank.
2. Specify the bank type for each bank.
No Change: The bank type will not be changed, and the
bank’s Program data will remain unchanged.
HD-1: The bank type will be set to HD-1, and all of the
bank’s Programs will be initialized.
EXi: The bank type will be set to EXi, and all of the
bank’s Programs will be initialized.
Note: If a bank is set to anything other than No Change,
all data in that bank will be initialized – even if you have
specified the same bank type as before. If you want to
keep your data, you must first use Save All or Save PCG
to save it.
3. Press the OK button to execute, or press the Cancel
button to cancel. A dialog box will ask you to confirm
the operation.
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