Receiving System Exclusive Data - Waldorf MicroWave XT Bedienungsanleitung

6. Briefly press the Utility key
See appendix for detailed information on system exclusive specifications.
Depending on the selected type, the dump may take some time. The MicroWave
II/XT/XTk cannot be played during this time.

Receiving System Exclusive Data

You are not required to activate a special receive mode at the MicroWave in order to
receive system exclusive data via MIDI. The transmission is activated via a Dump Request
command originating at the device that is sending the messages. However there are a few
things you should check prior to the transmission:
• Check out the parameter Device ID. Data transmission will only be executed
successfully if the sender and receiver setting coincide.
• Make sure none of the MicroWave II/XT/XTk's programs are in Edit mode. All edit
buffers are cleared via data transmission and therefore all edits that were not stored
prior to the dump will be irretrievably lost!
After activating the dump command at the sender device, the MicroWave II/XT/XTk will
receive data and store these in its memory.
When the MicroWave II/XT/XTk receives a Sysex dump with the device ID 127 , it
will always accept the dump, regardless of the setting of its Device ID parameter.
Device ID 127 is a so-called "Broadcast ID" that addresses all connected MicroWave
II/XT/XTks. The MicroWave II/XT/XTk can receive this from other devices, but it
cannot send a Broadcast ID to other devices. This function is limited to special
computer software.
Also a checksum of 127 is always accepted as valid.
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while holding the Shift key again.
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