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Customizing with Function Parameters

P-255 Owner’s Manual

F6.8 Touch sensitivity

This parameter can be used to adjust the degree to which

the digital piano reflects differences in the strength of your

playing in the sound produced.

•Available settings: 1 .......Soft: Makes it possible to produce loud

sounds when playing softly.

2 .......Medium: Replicates the standard

response of a piano.

3 .......Hard: Requires the keys to be played

quite hard in order to produce loud

sounds.

OFF ..Fixed: All notes are produced at the

same volume regardless of how hard or

soft you play. The fixed volume can be

set using Function parameter F6.9.

•Default setting: 2

F6.9 Fixed touch-sensitivity volume

Using this parameter, you can set the volume to be used

when Function parameter F6.8 is set to “OFF” (Fixed).

•Available settings: 1 (minimum volume) to 127 (maximum volume)

•Default setting: 64

The following parameters can be used to make MIDI-

related settings and to also send them to other devices. For

more information on MIDI, please refer to the MIDI Basics

pdf manual (page 6). The MIDI settings described below

affect not only the exchange of MIDI data via the MIDI ter-

minals but also via the [USB TO HOST] terminal.

F7.1 MIDI send channel

In order for two MIDI devices to exchange data with one

another, the MIDI send channel (1 to 16) on the sending

device must match the MIDI receive channel on the receiv-

ing device. Using Function parameter F7.1, you can set the

MIDI channel on which the digital piano will send the data

you produce by playing the keyboard.

•Available settings: 1 to 16 and OFF (no data sent)

•Default setting: 1

Voice 2 from Dual mode and the left Voice from Split mode

will send data on the next channel after the one set using this

parameter. (Voice 1 and the right channel use the channel set

here.) No data is sent by any Voices when “OFF” is selected.

Song data

Yo ur digital piano does not normally send data contained in

songs via the [OUT] MIDI terminal. However, if you have

selected “1&2” as the MIDI song playback channels using Func-

tion parameter F7.3 and play a non-protected MIDI song, data

from channels 3 through 16 will be sent.

F7.2 MIDI receive channel

In order for two MIDI devices to exchange data with one

another, the MIDI send channel (1 to 16) on the sending

device must match the MIDI receive channel on the receiv-

ing device. Using Function parameter F7.2, you can set the

MIDI channel on which the digital piano will receive data

sent by another MIDI device.

•Available settings: ALL, 1 to 16, and 1&2

•Default setting: ALL

Meaning of “ALL” setting

If you set “ALL” for this parameter, all data will be received from

the sending device, regardless of its channel. This allows your

digital piano to play a multi-channel song from a sequencer or

the like.

Meaning of “1&2” setting

If you set this parameter to “1&2”, your digital piano will receive

and play only data sent on MIDI channels 1 and 2 by a

sequencer or the like.

F7.3 MIDI song playback channels

With this parameter shown on the display, you can use the

[-/NO] and [+/YES] buttons to select the playback channels

for MIDI songs.

•Available settings: ALL and 1&2

•Default setting: ALL

When “ALL” is selected, all channels (1 to 16) will be

played. If you select “1&2”, data on channels 1 and 2 will

be played, but data on the other channels (3 to 16) will be

sent to the connected MIDI device.

F7.4 Local control on/off status

Using this parameter, you can specify whether or not the

digital piano’s internal tone generator is actually to produce

sound in response to playing of the keyboard. Normally,

you would have the tone generator respond to signals from

the keyboard, and Local Control is said to be turned on in

such a case. If you turn Local Control off, the instrument’s

tone generator will be essentially disconnected from the

keyboard. In this condition, no sound will be produced in

response to playing of the keyboard and no MIDI perfor-

mance data will be sent. However, the internal tone genera-

tor will respond to MIDI data received from another MIDI

device.

•Available settings: ON and OFF

•Default setting: ON

• Changing the touch sensitivity has no effect on the weights of the keys.

• The touch sensitivity setting applies to all Voices. However, certain Voices do not

respond to differences in playing strength and are not affected by this setting.

Refer to the Voice List (page 51) for details.

• The fixed touch-sensitivity volume applies to all Voices.

F7. MIDI function settings

NOTE

• Your digital piano’s control panel settings and keyboard Voices are unaffected by

program change messages received from other MIDI devices.

• MIDI data is not received while playing demo tracks or performing file opera-

tions.

NOTE

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