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Chapter 12. Appendix
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@ Bulk Dump <GS (Model 1D=42H) >
Bulk Dump allows you to transmit a large amount of data at once, and is convenient for storing settings for @ System and Part Parameters
the entire unit on a computer or sequencer.
To make XP-10 a Bulk Dump transmission, send it a "Bulk Dump Request” message. For Bulk Dump Address(H)_ Size(H) Descriptio eenelumber of packets
Request, you must use the Address and Size listed in the following “Parameter Map". Addreases marked at 48 0000 on 1D 19 ALL
“¥" cannot be used as starting addresses. {All of the System parameters and Part parameters can be sent sequentially.)
Bulk
Dump
data
which
include
large
amount
of
data
(more
than
128
bytes)
will
sent
out
in
separate
packets
:
)
30
packets
atan interval of about 40ms. In this case, the subsequent packets may contain the address marked "#." 48 1DOF #
‘Yo send several packets of large DT messages at a time, insert intervals of at feast 40ms. in between those 48.0000 nace s8
packets, : # SYSTEM 1 1 packet
48000F #
<XP-10 (Model ID=7BH) > 48.00 10 00.01 00
@ System Setup Parameters : @ SYSTEM 2 1 packet
48010F #
SYSTEM SETUP: 22byte 48.01 10 00.01 60
--22¢2 = 44 = 2C (MIDI) : 4 BLOCK #) 2 packets
aM 48026F #
48.02.70 0001 60
(1) Transmitted with divide into two; between MSB and LSB. F # BLOCK 1 2 packets
48044F #
Address(H) Size(H) Description Number of packets 48.0450 00 01 60
100000 4X}.00 2C 3 * BLOCK 2. 2 packets
‘ 4 SYSTEM SETUP T packet 48062F #
1000-2BH 48.06 30 00 01 60
: # BLOCK 3 2 packets
* System Exclusive reccive switch setting is transmitted as ON. 4808 0F &
* Device ID Number and CTS/RTS settings are not transmitted. 48 08 10 OG D1 60
: cf BLOCK 4 2 packets
@ User Performance Parameters 48096F #
48.09 70 00.01 60
-~PERFORMANCE
ALL:
(64
+
(16
*
13)}*
64
=
17408byte
:
#
BLOCK
5
2
packets
a) @ By 480B4F #
17408 * 2 = 34816 = 02 1000 (MIDI), 480B 50 00.01 60
: ’ BLOCK 6 2 packets
()Size of Parameters common to all parts (2)Number of paris 480D 2F #
(3)Size of Parameters for individual parts (4)Number of performances 48 0D 30 0001 60
: * BLOCK 7 2 packets
—PERFORMANCE: 64 ¢ (16 * 13) = 272byte 480F OF #
272 * 2 = S48 = 04 20 (MIDI) 48 OF 10 0001 60
o # BLOCK 8 2 packets
Address(H. Size(H) Description Number of packets, 48 106F #
200000 021000 48 1070 0001 6
F * PERFORMANCE ALL 272 packets : * BLOCK 9 2 packets
220F7F # 48124F #
48 1250 vou 6U .
200000
00
04
20
3
a
BLOCK
A
2
packets
: # PERFORMANCE 1 5 packets 48142F 4
20001F # 48 1430 00.0] 6
: * BLOCK B 2 packets
2004 20 00.04 20 48160F #
rs * PERFORMANCE 2 5 packets 481610 01 60
2008
3F
#
ie
#
BLOCK
C
2
packets
ABI76F #
2008 40 00.04 20 48.1770 0001 60
7 # PERFORMANCE 3 5 packets § # BLOCK D 2 packets
200C SF # 4B194F #
: : ‘ : 481950 0001 6
2208
60
0004
20
:
]
BLOCK
E
2
packets
: # PERFORMANCE 64 5 packets 481B2F #
220F7F_# 48 1B30 00.01 60
‘ * BLOCK F 2 packets
@ Performance Temporary Parameters 48 1DOF #
-~ TEMPORARY: 64 + (16° 13) = 272hyte
272° 2 = 544 = 04 20 (MIDI)
Address(H) Size(H) Description Number of packets
BOO 000420
‘ “ TEMPORARY 5 packets
2RO4IF_#
@ User Tone Parameters
USER TONE ALL: 10 * 256 = 2560byte
Q) (2)
—2560 * 2 = 2150 = 28. 00 (MID)
(1)Size of tone edit parameters (2)Number of tones
Address(H) Size(H) Description Number of packets.
300000 002800
: # USER TONE ALL 40 packets
W277F 4
@ User Drum Set Parameters
USER DRUM ALL: 514 * 20= 10280byte
10280 * 2 = 29560 = 01 20 50 (MIDI
Address(H) Size(H) Description Number of packets
38 00 00 01 2050
: a USER DRUM ALL 160 packets
39204F #
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