Technics SX-KN550

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MIDI OTHERS
The following MIDI functions can be set.
[—Funetion —[_Deserption
REAL-TIME
[ Strk ]
Enable or disable the trans-
mission/reception of rhythm
and sequencer start/stop
data.
CLOCK Select whether this instru-
[ cleat J ment’s clock or that of the
connected instrument is
used to control the rhythm
and sequencer perform-
ance.
TRANSPOSE Select whether or not
{ e- Sf j transposed notes are trans-
mitted as MIDI data.
NOTE-ONLY
[ make ]
Select whether note data
only or all performance data
is transmitted/received.
POLY1-IN Set the mode for MIDI key
[ Pun ] note input when perform-
ance data is received.
Select whether or not data
received for the ACCOMP
(KN550), ACCOMP 1 (KN650)
part is used to produce an ac-
companiment pattern.
ACMP1-IN
(ACCOMP in)
[ Ain
[ ] indicates KN550 display.
* indicates the default setting.
EN[én]*:
Rhythm start/stop and sequencer start/stop data is
transmitted/received.
DIS [4 '5]:
Rhythm start/stop and sequencer start/stop data is
not transmitted/received..
MIDI [77 tet 1]:
The clock of the connected equipment is used to
control the performance. This instrument's clock is
disabled. (When set to this mode, “--——" is shown
on the tempo display.)
INT [ we "2
This instrument’s internal clock is used to control
the performance. The clock of the connected equip-
ment is disabled.
ON [ fe ]:
When the TRANSPOSE function is active, the note
number of the transposed note is transmitted.
OFF [ GFF ]*:
The note number of the played key is transmitted.
ON [ 2- J:
Of the performance data, only note on/off and all-
note-off data is transmitted/received.
OFF { QFF J:
All performance data used in this instrument is
received.
CND[ end J:
Performance data for the POLY 1 part only is re-
ceived. The CONDUCTOR determines which sound
is produced.
DIR [die ]":
Performance data for all parts is received on match-
ing channels; this instrument’s CONDUCTOR is in-
operative. (This instrument is used as a sound
generator when each part is played independently
on the connected instrument.)
APC [Aer J:
The key note data received for the ACCOMP (1)
part is used for the AUTO PLAY CHORD to produce
an accompaniment pattern.
DIR [aur ]*:
The received key note data is not used for the AUTO
PLAY CHORD.
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