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Lexicon PCM 80 Version 1.10 MIDI Implementation Details
26 1A Global Mix value 100 y 0=Dry; 100=Wet
27 1B Transmit MIDI clock 1 n 0=Do not transmit clock; 1=Transmit clock
28 1C Dump speed 2 n 0=Slow; 1=Medium; 2=Fast Note: This causes brief
timeouts to be inserted between individual effects In a
bank dump. There is no other effect from this parameter.
This is helpful for slow or memory-bound devices which
may have difficulty digesting the large amount of data in a
bank dump. Packets are sent as follows:
Header and label information; Pause; 1st effect; Pause;
2nd-50th effects with pauses. Final effect data includes
EOX
29 1D MIDI automation
mode 1 n 0=Off; 1=On
30 1E Transmitted Device
ID for automation 127 n 0-126=specific target ID’s; 127=broadcast
31 1F Tempo blink 1 y 0=On; 1=Off
32 20 Global tempo value 360 y 40-400BPM in 1 beat increments.
33 21 Dig In status 0 n No effect when transmitted.
34 22 Selects display of
digital error 5 n 0=Validity; 1=Confidence; 2=Slip Sample; 3=CRC;
4=Parity
35 23 Autolock enable 1 y 0=disabled; 1=enabled
36 24 Transmitted SCMS
selection 2 n 0=No Copy; 1=Single Copy; 2=Multi Copy
37 25 Transmitted emphasis
selection 2 n 0=No Emphasis; 1=Emphasis; 2=Pass Thru
38 26 Tempo source 1 y 0=Internal; 1=MIDI
39 27 Analog output level 1 n 0=-10dBu; 1=+4 dBu
40 28 Sample dump output
resolution 20 y Number of valid bits for sample dump. This parameter will
only be meaningful for algorithms that support MIDI
sample dump.
41 29 Bypass controller
assign 120 y 0=No Assignment; 1-118=MIDI controllers; 119=Foot Sw
1; 120=Foot Sw2.