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Lexicon MRC V4.0/ MIDI Remote Controller
3. Press ENTER to put the MRC into Machine Run Mode.
4. Press SETUP to enter Setup Select Mode.
5. Use the leftmost slider, the SETUP button, or the keypad to select the
desired setup.
Pressing ∗ on the keypad switches the display between “SETUP#” and
“EXTRN#”. While “SETUP#” is displayed, you can use the keypad to
select any internal setup (1–16). While “EXTRN#” is displayed, you can
use the keypad to select any external setup (1–128).NOTE: When
shipped from the factory, there are no parameter values stored in any
of the LXP-1’s 128 user registers. These registers are displayed on the
MRC as “NoName N/A.” If you try to load a “NoName N/A” register into
the MRC, you will see an “INVALID SETUP” message. This simply
means that there are no parameter values assigned to that register (so
there’s nothing to load). You must store parameter values into a user
register before you can load it. (See
Storing Setups from Machine Run
Mode
).
6. Press ENTER to load the setup into the MRC and LXP-1.
Communication Problems
If the MRC is unable to communicate with the LXP-1, it will display one of two
error messages: “No Target,” or “SYNCH TIMEOUT.” The “No Target”
message is displayed if the MRC cannot “find” the LXP-1. This can occur if
the LXP-1 is not connected properly or if it is set to a different MIDI channel
than the MRC. To recover from a “No Target” error, it is necessary to re-
establish communication with the LXP-1. To do this, repeat the procedure
in
Establishing Two-way Communication
.
The “SYNCH TIMEOUT” message is displayed if MIDI MERGE for the IN/
OUT ports connected to the LXP-1 is set to “ON,” or when MIDI data is
received faster than it can be processed by the MRC. To recover from a
“SYNCH TIMEOUT” error, simply press ENTER (and confirm the MIDI
MERGE is set to “OFF”).
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