Akai S1100ex User manual

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POLPHONY

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CONNECTING

THE

S1100EX.

CONNECTING

AUDIO

..

POWERING

UP

THE

SYSTEM

4,

SETTING

UP

THE

SYSTEM.

‘SELECTING

MODES

....

SELECTING

MODE

1

SELECTING

MODE

‘SELECTING

NORMAL

..

ч

SETTING

SCSI

ID

NUMBERS

AND

TERMINATION...

SETTING

THE

511005

SCSI

ID...

USING

VERSION

1.30

SYSTEM

SOFTWARE

5.

USING

THE

SYSTEM

............................

USING

MODE

1

USING

MODE

2

USING

THE

18-0108

SMPTE

READER/GENERATOR

7.

ADVANCED

АРРИСАТІОМ6........................2.41.2.м..2.....25

SAMPLING

BETWEEN

UNITS

SPINNING

IN

RECORDINGS.

MASTERING

AND

EDITING

USING

THE

SYSTEM

USING

THE

SYSTEM

AS

A

SOPHISTICATED

CARTRIDGE

MACHINE

..30

USING

SEVERAL

S1100EX

UNITS

WITHIN

ONE

SYSTEM

31

USING

OTHER

SCSI

DEVICES...

UU

in

operation,

making

the

51100ЕХ

as

quick

and

convenient

to

use

as

using

the

81100

опу.

SCSI

allows

you

to

connect

up

to

eight

units

total

so

the

ultimate

system

you

could

build

may

be

зы

of

one

51100

(master)

and

up

to

six

S1100EX's

(slave),

and

one

external

hard

disk

or

disk.

Typically,

however,

a

large

system

would

probably

be

serviced

by

some

form

of

hard

disk

such

as

The

removable

cartridge

types,

fixed

hard

disks,

or

Sony

Magneto

Optical

disk

(MO

disk)

with

which

the

S1100

is

compatible.

Furthermore,

а

СО

ROM

player

may

also

be

used.

Each

of

these

would

take

a

SCSI

ID,

however,

and

so

restrict

the

number

of

S1100EX's

you

could

have

on

line

at

any

опе

time.

“It

бе

51100

has

an

intemal

ard

disk,

is

ak

facit

wil

ано

be

counted

as

оло

SCS!

dovon.

Even

adding

one

S1100EX

offers

а

great

deal

of

potential,

however,

as

we

shall

see

during

the

course

of

this

manual

and

in

the

ADVANCED

APPLICATIONS

section.

Overall,

the

S1100EX

is

а

highly

cost

effective

method

of

increasing

your

sampling

power

and

your

creative

options.

Operation

of

the

S1100EX

is

extremely

simple.

И

mostly

functions

exactly

like

a

standard

51100

and

so,

for

most

of

the

time,

you

are

advised

to

refer

to

the

511005

manual

for

specific

informa-

tion

on

operation.

51100ЕХ

FEATURES

*

16

voice

Polyphony Expansion

Unit

for

51100

by

Remote

operation

*

Same

high

quality

sampling

functions

and

features

as

51100.

*

32

voice

overflow

polyphony

between

units

*

DSP

and

DAC's

for

high

dynamic

range

and

S/N(signal

to

noise}figures

*

Expansion

and

multi-timbral

modes

for

different

applications

*

В

assignable

individual

outputs

and

R/L

outputs

*

Inputs

for

mixing

external

instruments

*

Real-time

AES/EBU

digital

audio

outputs

*

50

built

in

digital

multi-effects

*

Вий

in

Virtual

mixer

with

level,

pan,

FX

send,

etc.

control

*

Standard

2

Mbyte

Internal

memory

expandable

to

up

to

32

Mbytes

*

Optional

18108

SMPTE

reader/generator

Version

1.0

И

instruments

and

thei

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AKAI

Servece

Center,

and

5

either

repair

ог

replace

te

repair (parts

and

labor)

is

he

Suitability

of

the

produc!

|

‘whatsoever

in

connetion

1c

Version

10

›

accident

or

negligence.

AKAI

wil not

cover

under

warranty

damaged

or

destroyed

as

а

result

of

the

owners

mishanding.

Damage

caused

Y

any

атро,

atoraton

or

modtecation

of

he

produc:

operating

‘sofware,

mechanical

or

electronic

components.

3.

Damage

caused

by

failuro

to

maintain

and

operate

the

product

їп

strict

accordance

with

‘the

writen

instructions

for

proper

maintenance

and

use

as

specified

in

this

Operators

Manual.

4,

Damage

caused

by

repairs

or

attempted

repairs

by

unauthorized

persons.

5.

Damage

caused

by

fire,

smoke,

faling

objects,

water

or

other

liquids,

or

natural

events

‘such

as

rain,

floods,

earthquakes,

lightning,

tornadoes,

storms,

etc.

6.

Damage

caused

by

operation

on

improper

voltages.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

This

warranty

becomes

void

if

the

product

or

its

software

is

electroni-

caly

modified,

altered

or

tampered

with

any

way.

АКА!

shall

not

be

lable

for

costs

involved

in

packing

or

preparing

the

product

for

shipping,

with

regard

to

time,

labor

or

materials,

shipping

or

freight

costs,

or

time

and

expenses

involved

in

transporting

the

product

to

and

from

an

AKAI

Authorized

Service

Center

or

Authorized

Doalor.

AKAI

wil

not

cover

under

warranty

an

apparent

malfunction

that

is

determined

tobe

user

error,

or

tho

owners

inability

to

use

the

product.

THE

DURATION

OF

ANY

OTHER

WARRANTIES,

WHETHER

IMPLIED

OR

EXPRESS,

INCLUDING

BUT

NOT

LIMITED

TO

THE

IMPLIED

CONDITION

OF

MERCHANTABILITY,

IS

LIMITED

TO

THE

DURATION

OF

THE

EXPRESS

WARRANTY

HEREIN.

АКА!

hereby

excludes

incidental

ог

consequential

damages,

including

but

not

limited

to:

1.

Loss

of

time

2.

Inconvenience

3.

Delay

in

performance

of

the

Warranty

4.

The

loss

of

use

of

the

product

5.

Commercial

loss

6.

Breach

of

any

express

or

implied

warranty, including

the

Implied

Warranty

of

Merchantabil-

ity,

applicable

to

this

product

lf in

doubt,

consult

а

au

Mako

sr

at

he

S1100EX

в

aye

we

spp

when

in

usa

(ir

designed

equipment

rack,

or

a

firm

level

surface).

When

instaling

tho

51100ЕХ

in

a

19°

rack

system,

always

allow

1U

of

ventilated

froe.

space

dear

airflow.

UK

customers

Important

safety notice

-

The

flex

supplied

with

this

machine

has

three

wires,

as

shown

in

the

illustration.

WARNING:

THIS

APPLIANCE

MUST

BE

EARTHED.

IMPORTANT

The

wires

in

this

mains

lead

are

coloured

in

accordance

with

the

following

code:

Аз

the

colours

of

the

wires

in

the

flex

may

not

correspond

to

the

colour

mardings

in

your

plug,

make

sure

that

wires

are

connect

in

the

following

way.

The

green-and

yellow

wire

‘should

be

connected

to

the

terminal

marked

"E"

or

marked

with

the

safety

earth

symbol

(7);

the

blue

wire

is

connected

to

the

terminal

marked

"N",

or

coloured

black.

The

brown

wire

‘should

be

connected

to

the

terminal

marked

717,

or

coloured

red.

Make

sure

all

terminal

screws

aro

tightened

and

there

are

no

loose

strands

of

wire.

Green/Yoliow

dieses

Gerätes

angezeigt

лб

de

g

der

Bestimmungen

eingeräumt

It

can

also

be

useful

on

programs

which

make

extensive

use

of

the

511005

powerful

layerin

capabilities

where

several

sounds

are

mixed

together

(such

as

is

found

on

the

SWM

series

of

‘sound

library

disks)

as

this

can

also

restrict

polyphony

on

a

single

$1100,

but

with

the

51100ЕХ.

‘connected,

such

restrictions

are

eliminated.

CONNECTING

THE

S1100EX

Ав

mentioned

in

the

Introduction,

the

$1100EX

is

connected

to

the

51100

using

SCSI,

so,

after

‘ensuring

that

both

units

are

switched

OFF,

take

the

SCSI

cable

supplied

with

the

unit

and

connect

the

two

units’

SCSI

connectors

together.

Now

take

a

standard

MIDI

cable

(a

short

one

is

recom-

mended)

and

connect

the

MIDI

THRU

of

the

$1100

to

the

MIDI

IN

of

the

S1100EX

as

shown

in

Fig.

1.

81100

Fg.

Connecting

SCS!

and

MIDI

botwoon

the

51100

and the

51100ЕХ

NOTE:

_Itisnecessary

to

use

Version

1.30

or

more

system

ROM

in

the

$1100

for

the

EX

lo

be

used.

Please

consult

your

dealter

or

an

Akai

Service

Representative

regarding

system

ROM.

Ifyou

have more than

one

$1100EX.

please

refer

to

the

section

ADVANCED

APPLICATIONS

for

тоге

details

on

interconnection.

Version

10

which

is

very

useful

when

using

both

devices

in

MODE

2.

Please

refer

to

the

section

ADVANCED

APPLICATIONS

for

more

details

on

interconnection.

51100

51100ЕХ

|

TO

MIXER/AMP

Fig.

2

Connecting

$1100

АЛ.

outputs

1o

S11006X

MIX

INPUTS.

(1)

The

51100

and

S1100EX

have

а

total

of

eight

individual

audio

outputs

each

but

ifthe

inler

nal

effects

are

switched

ON,

outputs

7

and

8

are

used

as

effects

outputs

and

the

ettects-only

5074!

appears

at

these

outputs.

И

you

wish

to

use

ай

eight

outputs,

it

is

necessary

to

switch

the

inter

effects

OFF

in

the

FX

page

(F7)

of

SELECT

PROG.

Please

refer

to

the

51100

owners

manual

lo

|

тоге

inlormation

on

this.

POWERING

UP

THE

SYSTEM

Step

1.

Power

up

ће

S1100EX(s)

and

any

other

SCSI

devices.

Step

2.

Power

up

the

51100

(master).

*

You

can

айо

ийге

he

SCSI

RESET

tunction.

See

page

8

fr

dei

information

10

Vorson10

Version

10

Along

the

bottom

line,

the

display

changes

to

show

which

units

are

connected

-

this

is

referred

lo

as

the

‘status’

line

in

this

manual.

These

numbers

0-7

indicate

the

assigned

SCSI

ID

numbers.

If

a

number

has

an

'e

alongside

И,

this

indicates

that

an

51100ЕХ

is

connected.

In

the

example

‘shown

above,

the

S1100EX

that

is

connected

is

on

SCSI

IDHO.

Itt

wore

on

SCSI

IDA,

the "9"

would

be

alongside

the

1,

naturally,

and

if

several

S1100EX's

aro

connected,

each

one

would

be

identified

on

this

screen

accordingly.

Other

SCSI

devices

will

be

indicated

as

follows:

М

is

indicated

alongside

ID

#

(default

ID=6)

0

is

indicated

alongside

ID

#

(default

ID=5)

81100

(Master)

.

1427

appears

alongside

D

4,

indicato

Pt

some

fom

ol

SCSI

енсе

is

connected

which

Ре

5110

can

recognise

+

The

SIHODEXS

SCSI

ID

is

set

using

те

ОР

swich

on

fhe

rear

panel

of

ho

instrument,

simutanoously

pressing

the

-/> key

will

select

MODE

2

ang

as

whe

.

When

this

selection

is

made,

po

sen

Using

the

81100

alone,

“м

na

‘show

MODE

2

in

the

bottom

fghi

handtomer.

|

le:

Any

editing

you now

perform

wil

be

carried

out

on

both

units

simultaneously

and

the

two

units

wil

‘behave

like

one big

51100.

Please

note that

it

is

not

possible

to

edit

data

in

each

machine

sepa-

‘ately

in

MODE

2

but

this

is

as

you

would

expect.

When MIDI

data

is

received,

the

green

MODE

2

LED

vil

fiar.

this

does

not

happen,

please

check

your

MIDI

connections.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

—

When

switching

from

MODE

1

to

MODE

2,

the

whole

system

must

re-

seven

ard

al

data

ban

i

эб

э,

if

you

have

made

any

changes

to

data

in

MODE

1

that

you

wish

0

keep,

make

sure

you

have

saved

all

data

before

switching

from

MODE

1

to

MODE

2.

Version

10

ч

М

»

кеъ?

_

So,

working

in

this

way,

it

wil

be

opposte

rom

MODE

1

which

rately

from

the

S1100.

When

in

tho

NORMAL

MODE,

the

Mode

When

power

в

tumad

ON,

NORMAL

Modo

wii

bo

selected.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

{you

do

any

dig

ол

ке

S1100

in

тө

NORMAL

М

Ea

MODE:

E

бының

ates

pac

M

e

rabo

АЫ

О

СИ

‘save

all

your

work

before

switching

to

MODE

2.

SETTING

SCSI

ID

NUI

AND

TERMINATION

The

$1100EX's

SCSI

ID is

set

on

the

rear

of

the

instrument.

You

will find

a

small

series

of

DIP

‘switches

the

SCSI

connection:

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

|

tis

not

possible

for

devices

to

share

the

same

SCSI

ID.

Do

not

set

the

'$1100EX's

SCSI

to

the

same

as

the

SCSI

disk

dive

ID(s)

or to

the

same

as

any

connected

51100.

‘ete.

Each

connected

SCSI

device

must

have

its

own

unique

SCS!

ID.

Failure

to

observe

this

rule

will

cause

much

confusion,

unpredictable

results,

and

even

damage

to

equipment.

IMPORTANT

NOTE:

Опсе

the

units

have been

powered

up,

itis

not

possible

fo

change

the

‘SCSI

ID

ofthe

$1100EX.

You

could

change

it

physically

but

this

change

ий

not

show

on

the

Master

51100

screen.

To

reset

the

SCSI

ID

ofthe

51100ЕХ.

you

wil

need

to

шт

ай

connected

units

ой,

reset

the

SCSI

ID,

and

power

up

again.

Version

1.0

SCSI

ID4

you

can

choose

fom,

ard

ik

dîve.

Ако

rene

SETTING

THE

511005

SCSI

ID

Although

this

is

not

strictly

necessary

for

normal

operation

(using

опе

51100).

you may

wish

or

need

to

change

the

SCS!

ID

of

the

51100

itself.

This

would

be

necessary

if

you

have

several

511005

connected

together.

This

is

done

in

the

DISK

Mode.

‘Step

1:

Press

the

DISK

button

and

then

press

F5

(HDSK)

to

access

the

$1100's

SCSI

parame

ters.

The

following

screen

is

then

displayed:

press

PARK

to

set

heads

to

safe

position

EE

БЕБЕ

ЕРЙ

EEN

ER

БЕЙ

[Сге

s]

FARE)

ЕК)

vason

10

Vorsion

10

USING

VERSION

1.30

SYSTEM

SOFTWARE

This

software

is

required

to

[тен

„red

to

use

an

51100

with

the

S1

100EX,

with

three

additional

features

hav-

1.

INEDIT

SAMPLE:

Now,

whenever

you

make

a

sample

and

use the

ENT/PLAY

Back

zu

а

that

wich

каз

ekon.

Baloe

n

polos

nee

aa

Pa

СҮН

PLAY

key

simply

sent

out

a

MIDI

note

selected

in

the

MIDI

page

-

TRANS

(FS)

-

and

the

defaut

‘was

СЗ.

This

resulted

in

samples

playing

back

at

the

wrong

pitch

#

their

base

pitch

was

something

‘other

than

C3.

This

new

feature

allows

you

to

make

several

samples

on

different

piches

and

check

them

using

the

ENT/PLAY

key

without

the

need

for

a

MID!

keyboard

to

be

connected,

2.

IN

EDIT

PROGRAM:

In

previous versions

of

software,

whenever

you

entered

the

EDIT

PROGRAM

mode,

only

the

se-

lected

program

could

be

monitored.

Usually,

this

works

fine,

but

there

are

also

many

times

such

as

when

sequencing

mult-timbrally,

or

when

layering

several

programs

together

that

this

is

highly

inconvenient

becuase

you

need

to

edit

the

program

in

relation

to

the

other

programs

itis

being

used

with.

The

Version

1.30

software

offers

a

new

facility

to

overcome

this

problem.

Pressing

EDIT

PROG

key

will

display

the

following

new

screen:

program

оу

name:

TEST

PROGRAM

Xeygeoupa:

*existing

Prog

1

samples:

1

(for

РЕНаве

and

COpy)|

|

ОЕ

to

delete)

progs

in

mem:

1

listen

solo:

ОН

Free

men:

92%

PY)

(REN)

[DEL]

The

new

facility

LISTEN

SOLO

is

shown

in

the

bottom

left

comer

of

the

window

and

this

may

be

set

to

ON

or

OFF.

With

it

switched

to

ON,

only

the

selected

program

wil

be

heard

(ie.

the

situation

found

in

versions),

With

it

set

to

OFF,

И

is

possible

to

hear

the

other

program

specified

with

the

SELECT

PROG

key

.

This

feature

is

extremely

useful

if

edits

have

to

be

made

relative

to

other

instruments

you

may

be

using

at

the

same

time.

3.

IN

MIDI

AND

DISK:

In

consideration

of

an

extended

system,

that

includes

many

interconnected

SCSI

devices,

we

have

added

an

‘SCSI

Reset

Function’.

Each

SCSI

device

is

mounted

(71)

at

the

time

the

$1100

(master)

is

turned

ON.

This

function

allows

you

to

change

the

ID

4.

and/or

connectigis-connect

devices

even

with

the

power

ON,

when

usually

the

power

would

need

to

be

ОРЕ.

You

can

utilize

this

function

one

of

two

ways,

alter

making

appropriate

changes

regarding

the

connected

devices,

either

press

ЕВ

(Stes)

in

the

SCS!

page

of

the

MIDI

mode,

or

press

FT

(Sres)

in

the

HOSK

Page

of

the

DISK

mode.

At

this

time

the

$1100

(master)

wil

remount

the

SCSI

de-

vices

which

are

connected,

s

!

Typically,

you

wil use

MODE

1

when

you

have

mutitimbral instruments

that

require

sequonc--

ing

although,

as

we

shall

see

later,

you

can

use

it

for

layering

and

keyboard

spliting

techniques

|

as

well.

For

the

moment,

let

us

say you

are

sequencing

some

programs

mult-imbraly

using

|

опе

51100ЕХ

and

one

$1100.

^

EDITING

MULTI-TIMBRAL

INSTRUMENTS

IN

MODE

1

*

‘The

first

thing

you

will

need

to do

is

load

some

sounds

using

the

DISK

MODE.

You

may

load

the

two

units

in

any

order

-

but,

for

now,

we

will

load

the

$1100

first,

followed

by

the

ЕХ.

Step

1:

First,

hold

down

the

MARK

key for

more than

a

second

until

you

receive

the

‘status’

line

along

the

bottom

of

the

display.

Now,

as

you

continue

holding

the

МАНКИ

key,

simultaneously

press

the

ENT/PLAY

key.

This

will

select

NORMAL

modo

(Le.

you

are

operating

the

51100

on

its

own).

Step

2:

Now

load

the

sample

program

from

your

floppy

дек

or

hard disk

(CD

ROM).

In

the

NORMAL

mode

it

is

possible

to

load

the

51100.

Step

3:

When

that

is

complete,

hold

down

the

MARK/#

key

again

until

you

receive

the

‘status!

line,

and

simultaneously

press

the

«/«

key.

This

will

take

you

to

MODE

1,

and

the.

screen

will

invert

to

indicate

that

you

are,

in

fact,

working

on

the

EX.

In

this

mode

it

is

possible

to

load

a

sample

program

to

the

S1100EX.

Having

completed

Steps

1

-

3,

no

more need

be

done

except

to

press

PLAY

on

your

se-

quencer.

Then

edit

as

follows:

Let

us

now

pretend

that

you

want

to

edit

the

release

of

the

bass

guitar

on

the

61100ЕХ.

Version

1.0

P

course).

“for

some

reason,

it

is

not,

simply

hold

down

the

MARKA

key

and

simultaneously

press

the

4

`

<

кау

ю

retum

to

MODE

1

(71).

зы

vs

‘After

you

finished

loading

to

те

S1100EX,

you

should

stil

bo

in

MODE

1

(Inveriog

screen).

But,

F

you

happened

о

hit

a

wrong

key,

eic.,

and

accidentally

enter

MODE

2

(511005

`

screen

is

displayed

normaly),

that

means

the

Memory

has

been

cleared,

and

you

must

re-start

baling

кот

the

beginning

again.

Also

note

that

И

the

screen

is

displayed

normally

because

you

accidentally

entered

the

NORMAL

mode,

the

Memory

has

not

been

cleared,

so

you

can

simply

retum

to

MODE

1

and

continue

your

work.

Having

done

that

satisfactory

on

the

S1100EX,

say

you

now

wish

to

edit

the

attack

of

a

string

part

on

the

51100.

Hold

down

the

MARK

key

and

simuitaneously

press

the

ENT/PLAY

key

to

‚enter

the

NORMAL

mode,

and

the

screen

will

revert

to

the

usual

51100

display.

You

may

now

о

into

EDIT

PROG

and

edit

as

usual.

in

this

way,

while

in

MODE

1,

you may

assign

individual

outputs,

adjust

levels,

pan

position

-

in

fact,

everything

you

would

normally

do

on

just

опе

51100.

Also,

because

you

are

using

two

independent

samplers,

you

may

assign

diferent

effects

to

different

instruments

allowing

you

to

have

more

than

one

effect

active

at

one

time.

If

you

wish

to

save

the

results

of

your

editing,

use the

following

steps:

‘Step

1:

Select

each

unit

/S1100EX:

Hold down

the

MARK

key,

and

simultaneously

press

the

+/<

key

to

enter

MODE

1.

k

5

51100:

Hold

down

the

МАРКИ?

key,

and

simultaneously

press

the

ENT/PLAY

key

10

enter

NORMAL

mode.

‘Step

2:

Perform

the

usual

routines,

to

save

the

editing results

to

either

floppy

or

hard

disk.

*

Dorf кори

he

new

LISTEN

SOLO

ONOFF

funcson

in

EDIT

PROG

that

when

swiched

ON,

allows

you

to

iston

Jo

tho

selected

program

oniy,

or

when

switched

OFF,

allows

other

programs

you

select

using

the

SELECT

PROG

key

lo

aiso

bo

hoard

wee

youre

ото.

LAYERING

SOUNDS

WITH

THE

51100ЕХ

IN

MODE

1

‘Although

principally

designed

for

muit-timbral

applications,

MODE

1

can

also

be

used

to

layer

‘sounds.

This

is

done

by

loading

the

sounds

of

your

choice

into

the

appropriate

instrument

(51100/51100ЕХ),

setting

them

to

the

same

program

number

and

MIDI

channel,

and

then

Playing

them

out.

You

can

create

rich

textures

in

this

way

by

layering

two

string

sounds

to-

‘gether

or

by

layering,

say,

brass

and

strings,

choir

and

strings,

piano

and

strings,

etc.,

and

the

detune

can

be

set

very

quickly

in

the

MASTER

TUNE mode

of

each

instrument.

In

this

way,

rich

ensemble

sounds

can

be

created

but

with

no

loss

of

polyphony.

It

is

also

possible

using

MODE

1,

to

assign

diferent

effects

between

the

units

so

that

different

sounds

in

the

layers

can

have

difierent

effects.

Of

course,

this

technique

can

be

expanded

whereby

you

could layer

some

sounds

together

Version

1.0

Version

10

Al

samping

must

ba

done

in

tho

51100

эла

ransterod

to

hê

911008

MODE

2

is

even

easier

to

use

because

the

two

units

behave

as

one

32

voice 51100.

All

editing

|

is

done

across

the

two

instruments

as

one

-

in

fact,

you

would

not

know that

you

have

the

S1100EX

connected

at

all

when

you

are

using

MODE

2

except

for

the

extra

polyphony

avail-

able

10

you.

To

load

a

sound

into

the

two

units,

use

the

following

procedures:

Step

1:

First,

press

and

hold

the

MARKA

key,

and

simultaneously

press

the

-/»

key

to

enter

MODE

2(this

will

reset

the

two

units

and

clear

the

memory).

Step

2:

Now

load

some

sounds

from

disk,

either

floppy,

in

the

usual

way

from

the

DISK

mode.

You

will

note

that

when

you

do

this,

the

511005

screen

inverts

to

indicate

that

i

is

first

loading

up

the

S1100EX

(the

red

MODE

1

LED

of

51100ЕХ

will

also

ficker

at

a

reduced

speed).

When

it

has

finished,

the

screen

will

revert

to

its

normal

appearance

indicating

that

the

$1100

itself

is

loading

(at

this

time

the

red

MODE

1

LED

will

go

OFF).

When

the

load

cycle

is

complete,

you

may

now

use

the

two

units

with full

32

voice

polyphony.

Akai S1100EX User manual

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