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(Message started by: sandersp1 on Sep 5th, 2004, 3:09pm)

Title: Casio VZ-10m Sysex
Post by sandersp1 on Sep 5th, 2004, 3:09pm
Hi,
On the Yahoo Casio CZ/VZ group, some of us haven't been able to get midi-ox to send sysex patches to the VZ instruments.  Anybody know what settings to use ?  

Most of us don't have a real VZ manual, but there are some docs and info from the users.  
The VZ-10m is the rack version of the VZ-1, and Hohner has a version of it, too.  

I got Sonar 3 to do it after putting a line for packet size 64 in the TTSSEQ.INI file, as suggested in Sonar's help file.  

Thanks,
Pete


Title: Re: Casio VZ-10m Sysex
Post by sandersp1 on Sep 5th, 2004, 5:53pm
I got Midi-Ox to transfer Sysex patch files to the casio VZ-10m with setting the buffers to 2 of 128 bytes.  Smaller ones, 2 buffers of 64 bytes and 32 bytes also worked.

I had some "midi buffer full" errors from the VZ, and found they'd go away if I restarted Midi Ox before re-submitting the file.  I should have tried that in the first place.  :-/

Title: Re: Casio VZ-10m Sysex
Post by Jamie OConnell on Sep 6th, 2004, 8:12pm

Quote:
I had some "midi buffer full" errors from the VZ


2 Buffers is very few.  I would recommend 8 to 16 buffers, but insert 60 millisecond delays after F7 in the SysEx configure dialog.

Title: Re: Casio VZ-10m Sysex
Post by sandersp1 on Sep 7th, 2004, 4:16pm
Okay, thanks.  Somebody else said theirs worked alright with the default settings, 16 of 256.  Mine gets errors from the synth if I use those, but the smaller sizes it works fine.  it's a good app!

Title: Re: Casio VZ-10m Sysex
Post by Jamie OConnell on Sep 9th, 2004, 1:20am
The above mentioned 60 - 120 millisecond DELAY is the important part.



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