Specifications

Appendix B Logic Control—MIDI Implementation 177
Time Code/BBT Display
Received:
<Hdr>, 10, yy, …, F7 Update multiple characters
B0, 4i, yy Update single character
Transmitted: None
i Digit ID: 0 = right-most, 9 = left-most
yy Data bytes representing character to be written (See 7-Segment Display Char-
acter Table section on page 178). Up to ten characters can be sent in the SysEx
message.
Examples:
• The following message writes “109.02.01.126” to the Time Code display (note decimal
points)
F0 00 00 66 10 10 36 32 31 71 30 72 30 79 30 31 F7
• B0 40 30 41 31 = writes “10” into the last two digits.
Important: The digits in the Time Code display and Assignment display are written
RIGHT-TO-LEFT to help conserve bandwidth.
Assignment 7-segment display
Received:
<Hdr>, 11, yy, yy, F7 Update multiple characters
B0, 4i, yy Update single character
Transmitted: None
i Digit ID: A= right, B = left
yy Data bytes representing character to be written (See 7-Segment Display Char-
acter Table section on page 178). Two characters can be sent in the SysEx
message
Example:
• B0 4B 10 4A 4E = writes “Pn.” to the Assignment display
Important: The digits in the Time Code display and Assignment display are written
RIGHT-TO-LEFT to help conserve bandwidth.