Apple Logic Pro 7.2 - Manual (Page 247)

Appendix
B
Logic
Control—MIDI
Implementation 247
Time
Code/BBT
Display
Received:
<Hdr>,
10,
yy,
…,
F7 Update
multiple
characters
B0,
4i,
yy
Update
single
character
Transmitted: None
i Digit
ID:
0
=
right-most,
9
=
left-most
yy Data
bytes
representing
character
to
be
written
(See
“7-Segment
Display
Character
Table”
on
page
248).
Up
to
ten
characters
can
be
sent
in
the
SysEx
message.
Examples:
Â
The
following
message
writes
“109.02.01.126”
to
the
Time
Code
display
(note
decimal
points).
F0
00
00
66
10
10
36
32
31
71
30
72
30
79
30
31
F7
 B0
40
30
41
31
=
writes
“10”
into
the
last
two
digits.
Important:
The
digits
in
the
Time
Code
and
Assignment
displays
are
written
RIGHT-TO-
LEFT,
which
helps
to
conserve
bandwidth.
Assignment
7-segment
display
Received:
<Hdr>,
11,
yy,
yy,
F7 Update
multiple
characters
B0,
4i,
yy
Update
single
character
Transmitted: None
i Digit
ID:
A=
right,
B
=
left
yy Data
bytes
representing
character
to
be
written
(See
“7-Segment
Display
Character
Table”
on
page
248).
Two
characters
can
be
sent
in
the
SysEx
message.
Example:
Â
B0
4B
10
4A
4E
=
writes
“Pn.”
to
the
Assignment
display.
Important:
The
digits
in
the
Time
Code
and
Assignment
displays
are
written
RIGHT-TO-
LEFT,
to
help
conserve
bandwidth.