Operation Manual

XD9-XD3

The Footswitch menu also uses the F5 Escape function, to return to the initial Utility page and F10 Default to reset the original settings.

Once the modification has been completed, save the settings by pressing SAVE/ENTER to save in Flash RAM using F10 Save. or to cancel the

procedure use F5 Escape or to return to the default Footswitch menu, use F4 Undo.

FF55 SSwweellll

: When this parameter is enabled, it allows you to use a volume pedal to control only the volume of the right lead section of

the keyboard. The arranger will not be affected.

FF66 RReeggiiss

. Menu:

This calls up the menu to program the control of the single parameters of a Registration, as described in the relevant chapter.

FF77 RReeggiiss.. MMooddee

:This allows you to choose what events should or shouldn’t be impacted if a Registration from the Block Registration memo-

ries or a Single Registration is called as described in the relevant chapter.

FF88 TTeesstt

:This enables or disables visualisation in Arranger or Song Play mode of a text file (.TXT).

F9 Song Mode: This selects the access time to a Midi file on Hard Disk between Normal, (i.e. beginning with the first beat of the first bar),

and Fast (which starts reproduction instantly at the beginning of the Midi file, without keeping in mind the bars that do not

contain any notes). In this way it is possible to play a number of Midi files without interruptions.

FF1100 SSoonngg EExxpprr

: If set to Yes, the volume pedal controls the global Song level.

UTILITY - PAGE 2/2

From the initial page of the Utility menu access is gained to the second page by pressing PAGE +. The parameters available are the following:

FF11 VVooccaall CChh

: This makes it possible to Lock the MIDI channel selected to control the Vocalizer no matter what the source Midi file is. In

this way you avoid the need to always set the same MIDI channel for different Midi files.

FF22 AArraabbiicc

This calls up a new page to create tunings suitable for the various countries using the Arabic scale, which is kept even in the

case of transposition. A scale is shown in the middle of the display, the notes of which are selected using the octave keys

from C5 to B5. Once the note is selected a box appears indicating a value of –50 Cent (a fourth of a tone) that can be modi-

fied precisely using the VALUE +/- push buttons. By pressing the same key again the modification is cancelled and the tun-

ing returns to the original one. The parameters available are the following:

F1 Left: This establishes whether the intervals of the Arabic scale are operational also on the Arranger and Lower

parts or otherwise. If set as No the Arabic scale is not cut-out from the whole Left part.

F5 Escape: This returns to the initial page of the Utility menu.

F6 Footswitch: If set as Note Mapping, the Arabic scale is also applied to the notes played using the pedal. If set

as Arabic Set, the thirteen Arabic scales to be called up instantly are assigned to the pedal switches.

F10 Normal: This resets the standard tuning.

When the modifications have been completed, save the scale in one of the thirteen available memory locations. Press

Utility