Peavey DPM C8p - Chapter 2: Preset Operations

Chapter 2 Preset Operations
SECTION 2A PRESET, MAIN SCREEN
2.0 Preset Selection
The preset screen contains five major functions.
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Select a preset from 00 to 63 in four ways:
Use the Inc button to increment to the next higher-numbered preset, or the Dec button to decrement
to tire next lower-numbered preset.
«- Enter the two-digit preset number from the number keys. Leading zeroes must be entered. Example:
To select preset 7, enter 07.
w Presets can be selected by like-numbered MIDI program change commands appearing at the MIDI
in jack. For more information, see section 3 1
«- Presets can also l->e programmed into chains and selected by the Inc/Dec buttons or the chain up and
chain down footswitches (sections 4.3 and 4C). These select the next higher-numbered and next lower-
numbered presets in the chain respectively. If no chain is selected, then the Inc footswiteh selects the
next-higher numbered preset, and the Dec. footswiteh selects the next-lower numbered preset.
Note: When the Preset Chain function is enabled, the Preset screen will show the chain number (1 or 2)
and the current step (1-64).
On the Preset screen, soft button 3 is used to go to a Quick Program Change screen:
Quick Program Char.9e : 12?
MIDI Channel
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This screen provides a method for sending MIDI Program Change messages to devices without having to edit
a preset. The program number can be modified by using the PROG- and PROG+ buttons, or entered directly
by hitting three numeric buttons (leading zeros are required). The MIDT message is transmitted automatically
each time the program number is changed.
The edit parameters on this screen allow you to choose the MIDI channel (1-16), MIDI output bus (1-4), and
MIDI Bank Select command (OFF, 0-127). If the Bank Select is set to OFF. only the Program Change will lx:
transmitted. Otherwise, the Bank Select will always lx* transmitted prior to the Program Change.