Peavey DPM C8 Manual de usuario

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and

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(servicing)

instructions

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CAUTION:

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electrical

shock

NOT

OPEN!

CAUTION:

reduce

the

risk

electric

shock,

not

remove

cover

user

serviceable

parts

inside.

Refer

servicing

qualified

service

personnel.

WARNING:

prevent

electrical

shock

fire

hazard,

not

expose

this

appliance

rain

moisture.

Before

using

this

appliance,

read

the

operating

guide

for

further

warnings.

Contents

QUICK

START

INTRODUCTION.8

The

DPM

Series

MIDI

Controller/Keyboard.8

FEATURES

ABOUT

THIS

MANUAL.9

Chapter

Overview

1.0

BASICS.10

1.1

LEARNING

THE

C8.11

1.2

OPERATING

SYSTEM

BASICS.

1.3

NAVIGATING

WITHIN

SCREEN.

1.4

CHANGING

PARAMETER

VALUES.

1.5

THE

ALL-IMPORTANT

EXIT

BUTTON.

1.6

THE

PANIC

BUTTON.

1.7

CONNECTIONS.13

1.8

RE-INITIALIZING

THE

C8.15

Chapter

Preset

Operations

SECTION

PRESET,

MAIN

SCREEN.

2.0

Preset

Selection.16

2.1

Keyboard

Range

Settings.

2.2

Keyboard

Range

Controller

Assignment.

2.3

Range

Muting.17

2.4

Range

Soloing.18

SECTION

PRESET,

RANGES

SCREEN.

2.5

Keyboard

Range

Selection.

2.6

Keyboard

Range

Transposition.

2.7

Keyboard

Range

Limits.19

2.8

Keyboard

Range

Output

Channel.19

2.9

Keyboard

Range

Output

Bus.

2.10

Range

Volume/Program

Change

Settings.

2.10a

Selecting

the

Range

Edited.

2.10b

Assigning

MIDI

Volume.20

2.10c

Assigning

MIDI

Program

Change

Number.20

2.1

Assigning

the

MIDI

Program

Change

Bank

Number.20

2.10e

Accessing

Other

Pages.20

2.11

Range

Wheel,

Slider,

Pressure,

Footswitch

and

Enables.20

2.11a

Selecting

the

Range

Edited.21

2.11b

Enabling/Disabling

Parameters.21

2.11c

Accessing

Other

Pages.21

2.12

Range

Velocity

Selection.21

2.12a

Selecting

the

Range

Edited.22

2.12b

ROM

Curve.22

2.12c

Changing

the

Curve’s

Offset.

2.12d.

Changing

the

Curve’s

Scale.22

2.12e

High

Range.22

2.12f

Low

Range.^

2.12g

Keyboard

Velocity

Monitor.22

2.12h

Accessing

Oilier

Pages.

SECTION

PRESET,

CONTROL

ASSIGN

SCREEN.23

2.13

Wheel

and

Pressure

Assignment.23

2.13a

Parameter

Assignment.23

2.13b

Polarity

Assignment.23

2.13c

Save

Preset.24

2.14

Slider

Assignment.24

2.14a

Parameter

Assignment.24

2.14b

Polarity

Assignment.24

2.14c

Save

Preset.24

2.15

Button

Assignment.25

2.15a

Parameter

Assignment.25

2.15b

Save

Preset.25

2.16

Footswitch

and

C.V

Pedal

Assignment.25

2.16a

Parameter

Assignment.26

2.16b

Polarity

Assignment.26

2.16c

Program

Chain

Up/Down

Footswitches.26

2.l6d

Save

Preset.26

SECTION

PRESET,

SAVE

PRESET

SCREEN.27

2.17

Selecting

the

Destination

Preset

Number.27

2.18

Naming

the

Destination

Preset.27

2.19

Canceling

and

Saving.27

2.20

Accessing

Other

Pages.

Chapter

MIDI

Operations

SECTION

MIDI,

MAIN

SCREEN.28

3.0

ProgChg

Channel.28

3.1

MIDI

ProgChg

Buss.28

3.2

SysEx

Number.28

3.3

Global

Transpose.28

3.4

MIDI

Merge

Functions.28

3.5

MIDI

Bulk

Dump

Functions

(C8

only).28

SECTION

MIDI,

MERGE

SCREEN.29

3.5

Merge

Output

Buss.29

3.6

Channelization.29

3.7

Transpose.29

3.8

Merge

—>

Range.29

3.9

MIDI

Data

Filter.

3.10

Accessing

Other

Pages.30

SECTION

MIDI,

BULK

DUMP

SCREEN

ONLY).31

3.11

Receive

SysEx

via

MIDI.31

3.12

Save

Disk

(C8

only).31

3.13

Load

From

Disk

only).32

3.14

Send

SysEx

Data

Buffer

Through

MIDI

Out.32

3.15

Clear

SysEx

Buffer.33

Chapter

Global

Operations

SECTION

GLOBAL,

PAGE

.34

4.0

Prg/Vol/'Bank

Edit

Transmit.34

4.1

Xmit

All

Off

with

Preset

Change.34

4.2

Data

Entry

Slider.

4.3

Footswitch

Preset

Chain

Select.34

4.4

External

Controller

Type

(C8

only).35

SECTION

GLOBAL,

PAGE

#2.35

4.5

Transmit

Vol

Ctrl

Recall.35

4.6

Transmit

Other

Ctrls

Recall.35

4.7

Note

Offs

after

Muting.35

4.8

Controllers

after

Muting.35

4.9

Equal

Power

Curve

Ctrls.36

SECTION

GLOBAL,

CHAIN

CREATION

SCREEN.36

SECTION

PRESSURE

CURVE

SCREEN.36

4.10

ROM

Curves.36

4.11

Changing

the

Curve’s

Offset.37

4.12

Changing

the

Curve’s

Scale.37

SECTION

GLOBAL,

FOOTSWITCH

POLARITY

SCREEN.37

SECTION

GLOBAL

VERSION

SCREEN.37

Chapter

Copy

Operations

5.0

PRESET

COPY

FUNCTIONS.38

5.1

DISK/MIDI

DUMP

FUNCTIONS.38

5.2

ALL

PRESETS.39

5.3

GLOBAL

DATA.39

5.4

ALL

DATA.39

5-5

SYSEX

BUFFER

(C8

ONLY).39

5.6

DISK

(C8

ONLY).39

5.7

DELETE

.40

5.8

FORMAT.40

5.9

NAMING

FILES

AND

ADDING

COMMENTS.40

Chapter

Sequence

Operations

6.0

SELECT

SONG.42

6.1

TEMPO.42

6.2

TRANSMIT

CLOCKS

STATUS.42

6.3

CLOCK

OUT

BUSS.42

6.4

START/STOP/CONTINUE.43

6.5

SAVE

PRESET.43

Chapter

MIDI

Status

7.0

MIDI

STATUS.44

7.1

MIDI

INPUT

MONITOR.

Appendix

MIDI

Implementation

QUICK

START

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make

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enjoyable,

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this

Quick

Start

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who

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those

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that

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manuals).

hope

this

makes

using

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profitable

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always

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products.

(Hey,

even

listen

comments

about

the

manual!)

▼

get

started

quickly

Well,

the

first

thing

you

need

(after

opening

the

box

and

removing

the

C8/C8p)

connect

the

C8/C8p

voice

module

and

your

amplification

system.

Here

are

some

things

check

first:

Make

sure

your

amplification

system

turned

off.

Turn

the

volume

control

the

voice

module

fully

counterclockwise

(effectively

turning

off).

Plug

the

MIDI

Out

from

the

C8/C8p

the

MIDI

the

voice

module.

Connect

the

mono/right

output

the

voice

module

the

input

your

amplifier.

(If

possible

use

stereo

connection;

you

on’t

disappointed.

Connect

the

left

and

right

audio

outputs

your

amplification

system

with

mono

cables

use

stereo

cable

connected

the

left/stereo

audio

output

(if

provided)).

Connect

die

power

jack

the

C8/C8p

electrical

outlet.

Turn

your

amplifier,

voice

module

and

C8/C8p.

See

the

diagram

below.

Specui

™

O-gan

—

•

Ff&m

MONO

Rig

Channel

KB-

300

now

necessary

set

your

C8/C8p

send

MIDI

information

the

voice

module.

this:

Setting

the

MIDI

Channel

Press

the

Ranges

soft

button

the

main

Preset

screen

(this

should

the

first

screen

you

see

after

power

up.

Move

the

cursor

the

OutChan

parameter

and

use

the

input

method

your

choice

(Inc/

Dec

buttons,

data

slider,

mouse

trackball,

etc.)

set

the

MIDI

output

channel

for

this

preset.

Note:

also

necessary

set

the

MIDI

Mode

and

MIDI

Receive

Channel

your

voice

module.

Refer

the

owner’s

manual

for

that

unit

you

are

unsure

how

this

clone.

Okay,

now

it’s

time

play.

Start

playing

your

C8/C8p;

you

play,

aim

the

voice

module’s

volume

knob

clockwise

until

you

reach

the

desired

volume.

hat’s

it!

Congratulations.

INTRODUCTION

The

DPM

Series

MIDI

Controller/Keyboard

Welcome

the

DPM®

Series

Performance

MIDI

Controllers.

The

DPM

has

become

the

definitive

controller

keyboard

the

industry.

The

features

and

capabilities

the

are

unmatched,

well

the

88-note

hammer-action

weighted

keyboard

mechanism.

The

polished

hardwood

cabinet

makes

the

beautiful

functional.

what

else

could

anyone

ask

for?

Something

portable...

The

DPM

C8p

packs

all

the

features

the

into

portable

package.

offers

the

exact

same

keyboard

mechanism

the

C8.

with

full

keys.

The

disk

drive

and

mouse

port

have

been

omitted

and

the

wheels

have

been

moved

above

the

keyboard

reduce

the

width.

Everything

else

there.

Tire

240

graphic

display,

programmable

sliders,

programmable

buttons,

MIDI

inputs,

independent

MIDI

outputs,

pedal

inputs,

footswitch

inputs,

and

we’ve

added

data

wheel

for

easier

programming.

The

C8p

takes

advantage

Peavey’s

new

surface-mount

circuit

board

fabrication

capabilities.

This

means

that

the

main

circuit

board

the

has

been

reduced

about

half

the

total

size

using

surface

mount

components.

This

allows

all

the

same

capabilities

fit

package

which

significantly

smaller.

make

for

its

smaller

size,

the

C8p

comes

with

new

enhanced

version

the

operating

system.

have

incorporated

suggestions

from

customers

and

dealers

make

the

software

even

powerful

and

easier

use.

New

features

include

programmable

global

aftertouch

curve,

one

button

mute/solo

zones,

footswitch

mute,

numeric

entry

display

values,

MSB

liank

select

(for

Roland

modules),

just

name

few.

And

course,

original

C8s

can

upgraded

die

new

version

system

software

with

simple

upgrade

kit.

FEATURES

88-key

weighted

keyboard

presets

zones/layers

per

preset

programmable

velocity

curve

per

zone

programmable

global

aftertouch

curve

programmable

buttons

programmable

sliders

programmable

wheels

plus

pitch

wheel

preset

chains

pedal

inputs

footswitch

inputs

240

graphic

display

MIDI

inputs

with

merge

MIDI

output

buses

.and

much

more,

which

you’ll

find

out

about

you

read

this

manual.

Before

get

started,

might

good

idea

fill

out

the

warranty

registration

card

and

return

Peavey.

This

way,

can

let

you

know

about

our

fantastic

keyboard/controller!

ABOUT

THIS

MANUAL

you’re

manual

reader,

huh?

That’s

great

because

you

will

find

some

very

useful

information

about

your

DPVI

C8/C8p

the

following

chapters.

Yes

that’s

right,

this

manual

covers

two

Peavey

MIDI

keyboard

controllers:

the

DPM

and

the

DPM

C8p.

There

are

only

few

small

differences

between

these

products,

disregard

any

chapters,

sections,

paragraphs

that

describe

features

your

particular

keyboard

does

not

have.

The

name

“C8"

used

represent

both

models

the

majority

sections

that

describe

features

common

both.

Chapter

Overview,

provides

brief

overview

the

keyboard

along

with

user

interface

information

and

several

connection

diagrams

help

you

get

started.

Chapter

Preset

Operations,

details

how

just

about

everything

imaginable

preset.

Chapter

MIDI

Operations,

shows

you

how

set

your

MIDI

send/'receive

channel,

MIDI

mode,

bulk

dump

operations

and

much

more.

Chapter

Global

Operations,

shows

you

set

the

parameters

that

affect

the

global

operation

the

C8.

Chapter

Copy

Operations,

shows

you

how

copy

all

selected

data

diskette

(C8

only)

via

SysEx

commands.

Chapter

Sequence

Operations,

explains

sequencing

and

show's

you

everything

you

need

know

create

your

own

sequences.

Chapter

MIDI

Status,

displays

your

current

MIDI

status

well

letting

you

monitor

MIDI

input.

Appendix

MIDI

Implementation,

MIDI

implementation

chart

summarizing

the

all

the

MIDI

features

these

controllers

support.

That

about

covers

everything.

hope

you

enjoy

using

your

new'

much

enjoy

creating

it.

Chapter

Overview

1.0

BASICS

Welcome

the

DPM

MIDI

Performance

Controller.

Once

you

become

familiar

with

your

new

;

we’re

sure

you’ll

agree:

The

DPM

C8/C8p

are

sophisticated,

versatile

master

keyboards

for

live

performance

stu

dio

pplica

ions.

First,

would

expand

bit

the

features

listed

earlier:

Piano-type,

88-key

weighted

action.

The

keybed

was

chosen

after

extensive

consultation

with

performing

and

studio

musicians,

all

whom

agree

that

the

feel

the

keybed

outstanding.

Sixty-four

presets,

individually

recallable

able

placed

into

two

program

chains.

«r

Eight

programmable

keyboard

zones

that

can

split,

layered,

transposed,

soloed,

muted,

crossfaded

and

assigned

any

combination

four

MIDI

outputs.

«•-

Programmable

velocity

curve

per

zone:

these

can

scaled

and

offset

for

each

range

each

preset.

<•*

ROM

channel

pressure

curves,

with

programmable

scale

and

offset,

assigned

globally

fine

tune

the

feel

the

player’s

style.

Four

programmable

buttons

for

generating

MIDI

messages.

Four

programmable

sliders

for

generating

MIDI

messages.

Two

programmable

wheels

plus

pitch

wheel

and

channel

pressure

capabilities

for

expressive

playing.

«•*

Two

preset

chains.

Two

pedal

inputs.

•w

Two

foots

witch

inputs.

■

Two

MIDI

inputs

with

merge

for

accepting

computer-generated

MIDI

data

other

controllers

(e.g.

MIDI

wind,

drum,

fretted,

remote

keyboard

controllers).

Optional

mouse

trackball

control

for

parameter

and

value

selection.

(C8

only)

Sequencer

control

capabilities

(start,

stop,

continue,

tempo,

etc.).

3.5"

DSDD

MS-DOS

floppy

disk

drive

for

storing

preset,

system

exclusive,

and

other

data.

(C8

only)

128K

sys

librarian;

data

can

received

and

transmitted

from

the

C8,

well

saved

loaded

from

disk.

(C8

only)

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