Peavey DPM C8p - 2.10 b Assigning MIDI Volume; 2.10 c Assigning MIDI Program Change Number; 2.10 d Assigning the MIDI Program Change Bank Number; 2.11 Range Wheel, Slider, Pressure, Footswitch and CV Enables

2.10b Assigning MIDI Volume
Place the cursor on the VOLUME On Patch Recall parameter and select a value between 000 (minimum
volume) and 127 (maximum volume) or Off. Note that for these values to transmit data over MIDI. Prg/Vol/
Bank Edit Transmit should be Enabled on the Global page (section 4.0).
Note: Any C8 controller programmed to MIDI controller #7 (volume) will be scaled with this volume, thereby
using this value as a maximum level. This level can be sent on preset recall as is, regardless of the
volume controller position, by disabling the Transmit Vol Ctrl on Recall parameter on the Global
page #2 screen (see section 4.5).
2.10c Assigning MIDI Program Change Number
Place the cursor on the PROGRAM On Patch Recall parameter and select a program number between 000
and 127 or Off, using the Inc/Dec buttons or data slider. Note that for these values to transmit data over
MIDI. Prg/Vol/Bank Edit Transmit should be Enabled on the Global page (section 4.0).
2. lOd Assigning the MIDI Program Change Bank Number
The MIDI spec provides for a bank select message to allow for selecting banks of 127 programs, thus
circumventing MIDI’s former 127 program change limit. Place the cursor on the BANK On Patch Recall
parameter and select a bank number between 000 and 127 or Off, using the Inc/Dec buttons or data slider.
Note that for these values to transmit data over MIDI, Prg/Vol/Bank Edit Transmit should be Enabled on the
Global page (section 4.0).
Note: The Bank vSelect MSB is shown as a fourth parameter anytime the Bank Select is turned ON (the first
number on the screen is the LSB). Some companies use the MSB (MIDI controller #0) for a bank
number rather than the LSB (MIDI controller #32). This allows for proper interfacing regardless of
which method is used.
2.10e Accessing Other Pages
You can also access the Ranges page (section 2B), Enables page (section 2.11), and Save Preset page (section
2D) by pressing the appropriate soft button.
2.11 Range Wheel, Slider, Pressure, Footswitch and CV Enables
Each range can have the wheel, pressure, slider, footswitch and CV pedal message enabled (either polarity)
or disabled. Example: Pitch bend could be enabled for an upper keyboard range that plays a solo line, but
be disabled in the lower octaves so that bass lines are not affected.
Press the Enables soft button from any page where it appears to call up the following screen:
Enable: Range 1 of 01 Preset Nsrie
Pitch :P05 Slider] :P0S FootSwl :0H
Uhe©12 : MEG Slider2 :P0S FootSw2 :0N
Wheels :OFF SliderS :P0S CUPedall:POS
Press. :OFF Slider4 :P0S CUPedal2:NEG