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MIDI CHANNEL
Number
1.
MiDI Channel Button
Pressing
the
MIDI
Channel Button will cause
the Display Window to show the MIDI Chan-
nel number currently set (1 to 16).
Turning the Juno-106
on
will automatically
select Channel 1.
[Special Function]
MIDI Channel
Button includes the function of
clearing
information
input through the MIDI
Bus. If you are annoyed
by a
sound that
would not stop at all, or Vibrato or Bender ef-
fect that
remains
against your will, press this
button to stop
it.
13 Changing MIDI
Channels
While holding the MIDI Channel
Button,
press
the Bank or Patch Number
Button, and the
new MIDI Channel
number will be shown in
the Display. Bank Buttons
can be used for set-
ting MID! Channels
1 to
8,
and the Patch
Number Buttons 1 to 8 correspond to MIDI
Channel numbers 9 to 16.
Both receive
and transmit functions are in-
cluded
in
a MIDI Channel, For instance,
changing
the channel to
"2"
will turn both re-
cieve and transmit to Channel
"2".
While holding the
Button down.
if the
receiving MIDI Channel is different
from the transmit
Channel number,
MIDI
in-
formation is not received (except the unit is
set to
Omni mode).
> MIDI BUS
The MIDI Bus enables communication bet-
ween two units (or more than two units)
by
means of
digitally controlled
signal. The infor-
mation that can be communicated through
the Juno-106's
MIDI
Bus are as follows.
Depending on the position of the MIDI Func-
tion, the information to be communicated
will
differ (Refer to
"MID!
Function").
1) Keyboard
2}
Hold (when
a
Pedal Switch is
used)
3)
Bender
4)
Modulation by Bender
5)
Patch Selections
6)
Reception and
transmission
of tone color
parameter by System Exclusive Message,
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