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If an encoder has DispType set to ‘0-16K’ then the options for DataType are as follows:
NONE: Sysex message does not contain a variable byte and a fixed message is sent every time the control is operated.
LSB-MSB: Sysex message contains two variable bytes which form an MSB and LSB pair, allowing a 14-bit value to be
transmitted. The LSB precedes the MSB in the sysex message. The two bytes cannot be separated by non-variable bytes
but the position of the pair of bytes in the message can be edited.
MSB-LSB: This is the same as LSB-MSB except the MSB precedes the LSB in the sysex string.
ROLAND: Sysex message contains two variable bytes and one checksum byte. The format of the message is fixed such
that the last three bytes of the string are always MSB, then LSB and then checksum (excluding the F7 byte).
DataPsn (Data Position): This allows you to set the position of the variable data byte(s) in the sysex message. This value
will automatically be constrained by the Length setting. Note that if DataType is set to ROLAND then this value will be
fixed, as the format of ROLAND sysex messages cannot be edited.
To edit the value of each of the non-variable bytes in the sysex message scroll up to the sysex message page. All bytes are
displayed in hexadecimal format. By default the ReMOTE ZeRO SL will place an F0h at the start and F7h at the end of the
message and set all other non-variable bytes to 00h. Variable bytes appear as ‘DV’ and a checksum byte will appear as ‘CS’
- these cannot be edited.
To edit a byte use the buttons or encoders in line with the ‘<<’ and ‘>>’ symbols to navigate the cursor to the desired byte
and then use the buttons, encoder or pot in line with ‘VALUE’ to set the value (range 00 to 7F). Scroll down after editing
the sysex message to return to the control settings.
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4.5 MIDI MACHINe CONTROL (MMC)
The Ports setting is the same as for Control Change (CC) so see that section for information on these settings.
Command: This sets the type of MMC command that the control will transmit from the following options: STOP, PLAY,
DEF PLAY (deferred play), FORWARD, REWIND, RECORD, REC EXIT (record exit), REC PSE (record pause), PAUSE, EJECT,
CHASE, ERRRESET (error reset), MMCRESET.
DeviceID: This sets the Device ID number transmitted in the MMC command message (range 0-127).