User manual PEAVEY GENERATION CUSTOM

[. . . ] This is THE MIDI command station for digital workstations, sequencer control or remote MIDI editing. As a matter of fact, the PC 1600x will edit and control just about ANY MIDI device. Fifty factory presets give a good representation of its power, and all fifty are completely user-programmable!MIDI data is transmitted using the following controllers: 1. [. . . ] The data sent when the fader first moves will always match the last value that passed through the PC 1600x, regardless of the position of the fader. The matching incoming controller messages are filtered until the Exit button is pressed while on the Main page. " Press the left, right, or Exit button to de-select the edit field, then press the up button to move to the following page: FDR01: Chnl 16 Num 007 Cursor over to the "Num" field to set the controller number to be transmitted. With no parameters flashing, press the up direction button to access the following page: FDR01: Min 000 Max 127 Cursor left or right to the Min or Max field and edit the value as necessary (range=0­127). " MASTER FADER/CV Several faders can be grouped together and controlled by another fader. This is done by defining a single fader or CV pedal as the master fader as shown: 1. set the function to "Master Fader". Next, press the up direction button when the function field is not blinking. Set this field using the up/down direction buttons, the data wheel, or the current fader. The "Yes" or "No" on the right shows whether the fader in the "Master of" field is being controlled by the current master fader. To toggle between "Yes" and "No, " simply press the right direction button. ASSIGNING STRING DEVICE IDs AND MIDI CHANNELS TO GLOBAL SETTINGS Many devices use SysEx command strings that include a MIDI channel or device number as one of the bytes. This practice is beneficial to the user since it allows separate SysEx control when differentiating one unit from an identical unit on the same MIDI stream. Instead of hard-coding these values into the strings, a "gc" (global channel) or "dv" (device number) byte can be designated that references the global settings in the Utility section. FDR01: String F0 00 00 1B gc F7 Additionally, the "gc" designation can be used with MIDI Channel messages. In this case, the "gc" will channelize the preceding byte, as opposed to being sent as a separate byte. For display, the status and "gc" bytes are connected by a hyphen to show that they are being combined into a single byte. The following example is how this would be displayed: FDR01: String C0-gc pr The zero after the C will get replaced by the ChOut setting in the Utility menu. LEARN MODE If a system exclusive message is received while a fader string is being edited (the underline cursor must be present), the PC 1600x will automatically replace the existing fader string with the system exclusive message received. SAVING YOUR EDITS Use the following steps to save your edits: 1. To re-name, use the left/right buttons to select character positions and the up/down buttons to edit the character. Note: Faders also can be used to select character positions. [. . . ] This product should be located so that its position does not interfere with its proper ventilation. It should not be placed flat against a wall or placed in a built-in enclosure that will impede the flow of cooling air. This product should not be placed near a source of heat such as a stove, radiator, or another heat producing amplifier. Connect only to a power supply of the type marked on the unit adjacent to the power supply cord. [. . . ]