MIDI Mode
Program Change Formats
10-17
The transmitting side of this format is similar to the QA Bank E format as well, as the following
diagram shows. The banks and entries you select are translated into two standard program
change commands sent in rapid succession.
Current QA Entry from Program change
Bank alphanumeric commands sent
pad
1 0 100 10
1 9 100 19
2 0 100 20
2 9 100 29
9 9 100 99
10 0 101 0
19 9 101 99
20 0 102 0
29 9 102 99
75 9 107 59
100 0 100 0
105 9 100 59
110 9 101 99
119 9 101 99
48 4 104 84
117 7 101 77
QA 0–127
Finally, there’s the QA Bank format for use with older MIDI devices (Program change
commands 0–127 only). It works similarly to the other QA formats, but the allowable range of
values is limited to 0–107. The K2500 expects to receive PCHs of value 0–99 to select a bank and
entry, or a pair of PCHs, the first having a value of 100–107 to select a different 10-bank range.
When you select an entry with the alphanumeric pad while in QA mode, the K2500 sends two
PCHs, the first with a value of 100–107, the second with a value of 0–99.
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Currently selected
Quick Access bank
Entry selected from
alphanumeric pad (or
other data entry method)
Third (ones) digit
of first PCH sent
Value of 2nd
PCH sent
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