Kenton Pro-4 - Manual (Page 17)

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SYSTEM SETTINGS
SYSTEM > MIDI Device number = x (x=1 to 16, default: 1)
- sets the PRO-4 MIDI device number. If you have several PRO-4s, you would set each PRO-4s device
number differently, so you can identify which PRO-4 you may wish to send/receive MIDI SYSEX data
to/from. This is saved with system data.
SYSTEM > AUTO-LOAD LOAD from
(defaults or Memory #1 to 8, default: Defaults)
- sets which memory, 1 to 8 or default settings, the PRO-4 will load when the power is switched on.
SYSTEM > DISPLAY Contrast x (x=0 to 127, default: 100)
- sets the display contrast. This is saved with system data.
MIDI DIAGNOSTICS MODE
ro-FOUR also has a MIDI analyser function. This feature allows you to see what types of MIDI
messages are being transmitted by your master keyboard/sequencer making the PRO FOUR a
useful diagnostic tool, which can aid you when you have a problem with your MIDI set-up.
To enter analyser mode, you must power on the PRO FOUR whilst holding the PARAMETER button. The
display will then show CHANNEL, NOTE# and VELOCITY, and will display the relevant data, below the
heading.
Using the LOAD, STORE, PARAMETER and VALUE buttons, different types of MIDI messages received may be
displayed;
STORE Short press CLOCK, STATUS, SYSEX and ACTIVE SENSING for checking MIDI data.
PARAMETER Short press CHANNEL,NOTE# and VELOCITY for checking note information.
VALUE Short press CHANNEL,CONTROLLER# and VALUE displays controller information.
Long press CONTROLLER IDENTITY - displays the name of the rec’d controller.
LOAD Short press CHANnel,PROG# and BANK# - displays program change as rec’d.
Although pitchbend and after-touch are not controllers, when Controller number is selected, they will be
displayed when received. If Controller values is selected, and pitchbend or after-touch are received,
their values will be displayed.
During analyser mode some of the LED’s on the front panel also give information. The red LED next to the
parameter button flashes whenever a ‘note on’ is received, while the value LED flashes when a ‘note off’
message is received.
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