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1. Panel Controls and Connections

Detailed Parameter Settings

The BBT500 is MIDI* compatible and equipped with MIDI IN and MIDI

OUT jacks.

* What is MIDI?

The acronym for Musical Instruments Digital Interface, MIDI is a world-

wide standard communication interface that allows MIDI compatible mu-

sical instruments, computers, and other MIDI devices to share musical

information and control one another regardless of instrument type or

maker.

With MIDI functions you can do things like select a patch from the

BBT500's memory using an external MIDI device like the MFC10 Yamaha

MIDI Foot Controller, etc. You can also backup data by sending the con-

tents in the unit's memory to a device that is capable of saving MIDI

data (Yamaha MDF3, etc.).

● Selecting a Patch with MIDI

Using a MIDI cable, connect the MIDI IN jack on the BBT500 to

the MIDI OUT jack on the external MIDI device.

* Use only a standard MIDI cable that is less than 15 meters in length. Use

of a longer cable can result in trouble such as abnormal operation, etc.

BBT500

Rear Panel

MIDI IN

Set the MIDI receive channel on the BBT500 and the MIDI trans-

mit channel on the external device to the same MIDI channel.

(Default channel: 1)

* MIDI data can not be transmitted or received if the MIDI channels are

not properly matched.

2-1

Press and hold the [FUNCTION] switch for more than three

seconds (until "

Utility Mode.

2-2

While holding the [MANUAL] switch, press Memory Switch [3].

The currently assigned MIDI receive channel appears on the

display (after a few seconds, the display will return to "

2-3

Use Memory Switches [1] and [2] to set the MIDI receive chan-

nel (1-16, ALL, oFF).

Use Memory Switch [2] to increase the value, and Memory

Switch [1] to decrease the value.

* "ALL" is set to Omni On. When "oFF" is set, MIDI data will

not be received.

MIDI Settings

MIDI Cable

MIDI OUT

STATUS

BANK MSB/MAX

8. 8 . 8

DATA/CTRL

BANK LSB/MIN

TOGGLE ON-OFF

DEC

INC

MEMORY

WRITE

/NUMBER OF PGM

±10

/NO

/YES

EDIT

/EXIT

External MIDI Device

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" appears on the display) to enter the

MIDI Receive Channel

Create a Program Change Map*.

(Default → → → → → Program Change No: Memory No = 1:1, 2:2, 3:3, 4:4,

5:5, 6:1, 7:2, 8:3 ...)

* What is a Program Change Map?

A Program Change Map assigns a program change number (re-

ceived via MIDI) to a memory number. For example, when the

BBT500 receives "Program Change Number 1" from an external

MIDI device, it will recall memory number "3". This is also called a

Program Change Table.

3-1

Press and hold the [FUNCTION] switch for more than 3 sec-

onds (until "

Mode.

3-2

While holding the [MANUAL] switch, press Memory Switch [1].

The currently assigned MIDI program change number appears

on the display (after a few seconds, the display will return to

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3-3

Use Memory Switches [1] and [2] to set the program change

number (1-128) that is received by the BBT500.

Use Memory Switch [2] to increase the value and Memory

Switch [1] to decrease the value.

3-4

While holding the [MANUAL] switch, press Memory Switch [2].

The memory number that will be recalled when the program

change number that was set in step 3-3, appears on the dis-

play. (After a few seconds, the display will return to "

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").

3-5

Use Memory Switches [1] and [2] to set the memory number

(1-5) that corresponds to the program change number re-

ceived by the BBT500.

Uses Memory Switch [2] to increase the value and Memory

Switch [1] to decrease the value.

3-6

If necessary, repeat steps 3-2 through 3-5.

3-7

Press the [FUNCTION] switch to enter the Amp Mode.

Now, when a program change number transmitted from an ex-

ternal MIDI device is received by the BBT500, it will recall the

corresponding memory number that is set in the program

change map you just created will be recalled.

* Refer to the Owner's Manual that came with your MIDI device on how

to receive or transmit program change data.

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").

Receive Program

Change Number

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Memory Number