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Setting Up the Instrument(s).
The Tune Maestro is designed to communicate with external instruments via
the 3 MIDI Ports. To setup each Out Port to the proper instrument to be
controlled, while the “Setup” mode is still active, press F# as shown below, at
this point, C, D, and E will start flashing indicating that the user is in “Submenu”
to setup the different OEMs of instruments.
To setup the Tune Maestro to control the instrument connected to MIDI Out
Port 1, press the C key as shown below. The key of C will start flashing indicting
its ready. Use the “Dial” to select the OEM number corresponding to the
instrument connected to MIDI Out Port 1. For a list of OEMs pre-programmed
into the Tune Maestro, refer to Table 1 below for the different OEM numbers.
To setup the Tune Maestro to control the instrument connected to MIDI Out
Port 2, press the D key as shown below. The key of D will start flashing indicting
its ready. Use the “Dial” to select the OEM number corresponding to the
instrument connected to MIDI Out Port 2. For a list of OEMs pre-programmed
into the Tune Maestro, refer to Table 1 below for the different OEM numbers.
To setup the Tune Maestro to control the instrument connected to MIDI Out
Port 3, press the E key as shown below. The key of E will start flashing indicting its
ready. Use the “Dial” to select the OEM number corresponding to the instrument
connected to MIDI Out Port 3. For a list of OEMs pre-programmed into the Tune
Maestro, refer to Table 1 below for the different OEM numbers.
Note: The user is not required to setup all 3 MIDI ports. Only setup the OEMs of instruments
connected to the ports that are being used. It’s highly recommended to keep unused Ports set to
“OF”.
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