DATA PACKET:
F0H
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7EH
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cc
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02H
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kk
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<120 bytes>
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ll
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F7H
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DEVICE INQUIRY
To be able to identify a MIDI device, the following two messages are utilized; the first used for the inquiry:
INQUIRY MESSAGE:
F0H
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System Exclusive Message status
7EH
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Non-Real Time extension
cc
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device ID
06H
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INQUIRY ID
01H
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Identity Request
F7H
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EOX
and the second for the device response:
RESPONSE MESSAGE:
F0 7E cc 06 02 mm ff ff dd dd ss ss ss ss F7
cc
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mm
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ff ff
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dd dd
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ss ss ss ss
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UNIVERSAL REAL TIME SYSTEM MESSAGES
DEVICE CONTROL
These messages are used to control the general functions of the system, without refering to a specific MIDI channel and, there-
fore, inserted in the context of the Universal messages.
Master Volume:
F0H
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System Exclusive Message status
7FH
=
Real Time extension
cc
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device ID
04H
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Device Control ID
01H
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Master Volume ID
vv vv
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Volume (LSB first)
F7H
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EOX
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A•28 Apéndice
System Exclusive Message status
Non-Real Time extension
device ID
DATA PACKET ID
running packet count (0-127)
data (7 bit data format)
checksum (XOR of 7E cc kk <120 bytes>)
EOX
device ID
Manufactures Sistem Exclusive id code
Device family code (14 bits, LSB first)
Device family member code (14 bits, LSB first)
Software revision (format device specific)
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