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Yamaha TX-7 User manual

YAMAHA
TONE GENERATOR
GENERATEUR DE SON
TONGENERATOR
OWNER'S MANUAL
MODE D'EMPLOl
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase of aYamaha TX7 FM Expander! The Yamaha TX7
FM Expander is aMIDI controllable digital FM tone generator system which can dra-
matically expand the potential of the Yamaha DX7 Digital Programmable Algorithm
Synthesizer. It also functions with other Yamaha DX series synthesizers. The TX7 in-
corporates a32 voice memory as well as 32 programmable function memories containing
the effect data for all 32 voices. There are also 32 function memories available primarily
for use with the Yamaha DX7 digital FM synthesizer. Voices and function parameters
can be transferred to and from other MIDI equipment via the MIDI interface. The TX7
also incorporates acassette data interface that offers convenient mass storage and retrieval
of FM voices as well as functions.
IMPORTANT
This manual is organized in tutorial form. Therefore, in order to fully understand all aspects
of operating the TX7, we urge you to go through the manual and try out each operation
as it is described.
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CONTENTS
PRECAUTIONS 3
CONNECTIONS &PANEL 5
SYSTEM/MEMORY CONFIGURATION 6
USING THE TX7 VOICES
Volume Control/Programming 9
The Combined Voice Mode 10
The Individual Voice Mode 11
THE TX7 AND OX FUNCTION MEMORIES
Function Memory Parameters 12
Editing Function Memory Parameters 1*3
Direct Functions 13
Real-Time Control Functions 15
More About the Shift and Normal Modes 18
Function Editing via the DX7 Data Entry Control 18
Transferring the DX7 Functions to the TX7
Function Edit Buffer 18
Storing TX7 &DX Function Parameters 19
Monitoring DX Function Memory Changes 20
CASSETTE OPERATIONS
Save/Verify 21
Load 22
Using the TX7 Cassette Interface to Save
and Load 0X7 Voices 22
MIDI OPERATIONS
MIDI MODE Functions 25
MIDI DUMP/INIT Functions 26
SPECIFICATIONS 30
ABOUT MIDI
Channel Information 31
System Information 31
MIDI DATA FORMAT
Reception Conditions 32
Reception Data 33
Transmission Data 36
System Exclusive Data Format 38
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PRECAUTIONS
•Avoid placing the TX7 in locations exposed to direct sunlight or high temperatures, excessively high or low
humidity, high dust concentrations, or vibration.
•Be sure to connect the TX7 to an AC power supply that meets the power supply specifications listed on the
rear of the unit.
•If there Is any danger of lightning occurring nearby, remove the power plug from the wall socket in advance.
•Be sure to make all connections properly, as described in the "CONNECTIONS" section below.
•To avoid damaging your speakers and other playback equipment, turn off the power of all related equipment
before making connections.
•Do not use excessive force in handling control switches and knobs.
•To avoid broken cords and short circuits, be sure to unplug all connectors by grasping the respective plugs
—NOT the cords.
•Remove the power plug from the AC mains socket if the unit is not to be used for an extended period of time.
•Remove all plugs and connections if the unit is to be transported, to prevent damage to the cords and jacks.
•Do not use solvents such as benzene or paint thinner to clean the unit. Do not use insecticidesor other pressurized
spray products in proximity to the unit. Wipe off the exterior with soft cloth.
EFFECTS ON OTHER ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
•Since this unit incorporates digital circuitry, simultaneous use of other equip-
ment such as TVs, radios, etc. in close proximity may cause noise and erroneous
operation. If this occurs, separate the affected units sufficiently to eliminate
the problem. It is also agood idea to use separate line filters on each piece
of equipment.
FOR USERS WHO WISH TO CONNECT THEIR TX7 TO THE DX7,
DX9. OR KX1:
•The TX7 will not operate properly when connected to KX1 and DX7 manu-
factured before the standardization of MIDI specification- -AFTER TOUCH
will not operate. The serial numbers of the instruments concerned are:
DX7 serial numbers: 1001 --24880,251 25--26005
KX1 serial numbers: 1001--1105
In addition, if the TX7 is connected to DX7 or DX9 manufactured before the
specifications were changed, the DX7 or DX9 will not be able to receive the
contents of the DX function memory in the TX7. The serial numbers of the
instruments concerned are:
DX7 serial numbers: 1001--24880, 25125--26005
DX9 serial numbers: 1001 -2450
If you wish to connect your TX7 to one of the above-numbered instruments,
ask your dealer to replace the DX7, DX9, or KX1 system ROM.
BACKUP BATTERY
•The TX7 incorporates aspecial lithium backup battery system so that data in
memory is returned even when power is switched OFF.
•Do not attempt to replace the battery yourself. Refer this job to your dealer.
•The backup battery should last for approximately 5years. We recommend
replacing the battery early.
•All data in the TX7 memory will be lost when the battery is changed. Be sure
to save data you wish to keep onto cassette tape prior to replacing battery.
•When the battery voltage drops below 2. 3volts, the TX7's LCD display will
read "CHANGE BATTERY" when the power is turned ON.
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