8-5: Remote In Ummm; Out - Yamaha DOM-30 Owner's Manual

EX] sync CLOCK
Settings: INT, EXT
Sync .Clock. INT) Default: INT
Determines whether the DOM-30 is driven by its own internal clock
or an external MIDI clock received via the MIDI IN connector.
The default INT (INTERNAL) setting is appropriate for most
applications.
If you want to synchronize the timing of the DOM-30 to a second
MIDI disk recorder, drum machine or other device that does
transmit MIDI clock information, the controlling device must be
connected to the DOM-30 MIDI IN connector and the SYNC
CLOCK function should be set to EXT (EXTERNAL).
EX] REMOTE IN
Settings: On, Off
Remote. In On Default: On
Determines whether MIDI START, STOP, CONTINUE, SONG
POSITION, and SONG SELECT messages are received by the
DOM-30. All these messages are received when this function is
"On," but are ignored by the DOM-30 when the setting is "Off."
EX] REMOTE OUT
Remote. Out On Berings: on, or
Determines whether MIDI START, STOP, CONTINUE, SONG
POSITION, SONG SELECT, and TIMING CLOCK messages are
transmitted by the DOM-30. All these messages are transmitted
when this function is ''On.'' None are transmitted when the setting
is "Off."
Note: START, STOP and CONTINUE messages are not sent during
Disk Orchestra Collection and Disklavier disks (PianoSoft) even
if this function is turned "On."
MODULATION FILTER
A Settings: On, Off
Modulation On Default: On
Determines whether MIDI modulation data (01 and 21 hexadecimal)
are received and transmitted by the DOM-30. This data is handled
when this function is "On," but is neither transmitted or received
when the setting is "Off."
Modulation data contains information on keyboard modulation
wheel, controller or breath controller operations. If you don't want
the DOM-30 to record or reproduce any modulation effects, turn
this function "Off."
VOLUME FILTER
Settings: On, Off
Volume On Default: On
Determines whether MIDI volume data (07 and 27 hexadecimal)
are received and transmitted by the DOM-30. This data is handled
when this function is "On," but is neither transmitted or received
when the setting is "Off."
Volume data contains information on keyboard volume control
operations. If you don't want the DOM-30 to record or reproduce
any volume changes, turn this function "Off."
EX] EXPRESSION FILTER
Determines whether MIDI expression data (0B and 2B hexadecimal)
is received and transmitted by the DOM-30. This data is handled
when this function is "On," but is neither transmitted or received
when the setting is "Off."
Expression data contains information on expression pedal or con-
troller operations. If you don't want the DOM-30 to record or
reproduce any expression pedal operations, turn this function "Off,"
EXP] PEDAL FILTER
Settings: On, Off
Pedal On } Default: On
Determines whether MIDI pedal data (40, 42 and 43 hexadecimal)
is received and transmitted by the DOM-30. This data is handled
when this function is "On," but is neither transmitted or received
when the setting is "Off."
Pedal data contains information on keyboard pedal operations
(damper, soft, sostenuto). If you don't want the DOM-30 to record
or reproduce any pedal operations, turn this function "Off."
OTHER CONTROL CHANGE
FILTER
Settings: On, Off
Other ENT on Default: On
Determines whether MIDI control change data other than that
described in 8-7, 8-8, 8-9 and 8-10 above is received and transmit-
ted by the DOM-30. This data is handled when this function is
"On," but is neither transmitted or received when the setting is
"Off."
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