=Roland [2] KEYBOARD Owner's ManualRADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCE ate mney ur oa Contents [1] Panel Description 2) Connection 6 [3] Operation 7 1 Using Wheels and Buttons that have fixed fanttone 7 2. MIDI Chanel Seting 8 b. Setting a Pogram Change nur @ 11 Seng program change rumber (10 21 Seting a prea change number (2) 12 «. Key Tempave 8 a ch Bondr is ®. Other Funcvons 8 1) Key Vey yas 5 2) Alter Tourn 5 3) MIDI Gut ndcatr 8 2 Using the Wheels and Buttons which have flexible tunetions v6 2. How to hrioae ” 1) Weskoton Wl 8 2} Mester Volume Whe 3 3) Modulation Button 8 3} Octave Up Buton 3 8) Chord Merry Button 13 6) Remote Sch Peda ok Pedal 18 loyturing ne oqsuman on angoH eases snescages oes e ances chee . Play Made and Write Mode . Changing the functions of Wheets 4. Changing the functions of Buttons 1) Control Change Numbers (64 to 95), 2) Modulation 3) Octave Up/Down 4) Chord Memory 5) increment/Decrement 6) Patch Chain 7) LatchyLniatch of the buttons 3 Functions ‘3, How to got the Display show the current condition bb. How to turn on or off the function ©. Explanation on the Functions: 1) After Touch 2) Touch Hold 3} Poly/Mono 4) OMINI ON/OFF 5) Tune Request [4] Appendix Table [5] Specifications ¢ MIDI Implementation Pan 18 of FCC les Operationsang 1904 S@]0N) JueLOdwWy aun = = SIXUE = Roland mokevacnns FIXIS suun yonueg uopduoseg joueg [1]Outline of Axis ‘xs 68 @ keyboard designed 10 contol MIDI sound ‘module by sending various MIDI messages. Actual, the Axis is ready to send almost all MIDI messages that are necessary to control the sound ‘made connected to. The necessary MID! messages differ dopencing onthe sound module used. If al the buttons and wheels tha contral hose messages were provided on the Axis, they woud be so many, causing complication. The xs, however, has @ unique festure that resolve this problem; some wheels and buttons axe Hlexble for several functons. For nstance, a certain ‘whee! can behave as a modulation canta, volume control er paraments tre cont, et. Flexible Wheels and Buttons @ Modulation Button © Chord Memory Button © Octave Up Button Each Key on the keyboard is assigned to do several 805, and one of the jobs iso change the functions of the butlons and wheels, That i why the Axis has the minimum numbers of wheels and buttons for the maximum perlormance conto! etlects Moreover the function you have seis retained even it the Axis tuned of This 45-key, ightsweightod keyboard can be easy slided around your neck, and it festures the After Touch ard Key Velocity sensitivities. @ Mastor Voure Wheel © Modulation Whee! @ Femote Switch PedalConnection Control Unit Supplied Cable Power Supply Unit 5 To Socket meres MIDI Cable ‘Modul Amoliir ‘Speaker ‘© For connecting the Control Unit and the Power ‘Suppiy Unit, use the supped conection cable Algo, for setting up MID! device, use the supplied ‘MIDI eable MSC:50, Unit «Fist make a connections, then tum the connected Sound Module on, and finaly the Power Supply[3] Operation If property sot up, the Axis ean always be ready to be payed. Some ofthe wheels and buttons on the As have several functions, and you can select any ofthe functions by & simple operation. But to avoid causing any confusion, fist ntaize the Axis, so that al the wheels and butions choose the functions as marked ‘on the body. (vo call this Standard Setting) 1 Using Wheels and Buttons which have fixed functions The wheels and buttons that have fixed functions @ MIDI Channel/Function Button — @ Key Transpose Button—_ © Program Change Button @ Pitch Bendera. MIDI Channel Setting nis necessary to match the MIDI Channel number of the Axis and the extemal MIDI device. Use the MID! ‘Chennel Button @ ard a key onthe keyboard to sot 3 MDI Channel of the Axis Operation © Push the MIDI Channel Button @, @ As shown below, the Keys from E2 to Fs core- spond tothe MIDI Channa! 11018. Push the relevant ‘The Display ® shows the current MIDI Channel key while holding the MIDI Channot Button @ down, number “The MIDI Channel you have sets shown nthe Display an cw [-—— Mibi channels (1 16) —] Tew ay tom Eo F Docpond tw 6 i Sanne me. 0.9) To set MIDI Channol § While holding the MIDI Channel Button @, push the 8, Keyb. Setting a Program Change Number Program Change is @ MIDI message that ean change tone coor in the extemal sound module. “The Axis can sond 0 to 118 program change numbers. “To assign a number, select a block A B,C. Doc E with te black key, then push a white key from E10 Block D c= mH wi we i rea] | bal mga m1 B¥ x st 1 85 4 35m BS | 85% 36m 86 l@ le? 3) 1 6? wag 7 38! wi | 6a Petar Ted as Ta ware [ai] 32] u ge] @ li sya us 2 (waa) 2 6a] [13m Wa | D Lgl ey] oly Maus y 35) 65) 8 4S | ue | 7S a3) B66) NB UB 2a] wie? 17 2138) | 6B 710 You can even hear the coresponaing tone color while changing the program change numbers. (This is explained in "2) Setting a Program Change Number (2) on Page 12) 1) Setting a Program Change Number «1> © While holding the Program Change Button @ down, select a Block you Ike by using @ Black key. @ While stil holding tne Program Change Button @, sh the white key that corresponds ta the program ‘change number you want, ‘The program change number you have satis shown in the Display. Ifthe program change number you wish to setis within the same block of the curentone,skio the step ©.9) Setting program change number 9 © Program change number 9 is in the Block A. So push the F* key while holding the Program Change Button @, @ Progam change number 8 cortesponds to the G ey, So, push the G: key while stilt holing the Program Change Button @. The Display ® shows (22 ‘The number shown inthe Display does not corre- spond to the actual program change number. (See page 7 of "MIDI") That Is, you need to translate ‘each number with the aid of the table on page 9, Sx =e Dy fw Iemay be 8 good idea to collect your favourite tone colors in the same block in the sequence you like, |n this way, you ean call those tone colors without changing the Blocks. "2 2) Setting Program Change Number «2 In this method, as you change the program change umber, you can hear the coesponding tone color Operation © Wile playing 2 key (or chord), nold down the Program Change Button @ then release the key (or keys) © Whi stil holding the Program Change Button @. push a relevant key forthe program change number ‘you want. When you push the key, the cortesponding tone valor will be heard in the pitch of tho key you payed inthe step ©. Sprig eran puejoy \c. Key Transpose The Abs alows transposon within 2 octaves upper and an octave down in semitone steps Operation © Push the Key Teanspose Button @. The Dsplay shows the current condition (C Keyl {f the Display shows the abbrevation® ofthe new Key, the transposition is done + Gwe: [TF C08 com © While sil hoting the Key Transpose Button @. ress the key you wish to transpose to from C: key. Deni @ aA faaleofnpae a) fae} po jor |23)c3} Aho. Jeo 132g) To transpose an octave up from Ci © While holding the Key Transpase Button @ down, push the Co key When the Display shows [E] , wansposition is completed. wre ‘¢ Poy 3 chord, and without releasing the keys, press the Transpose Button @ Then relase te keys, without releasing the button @, and play with one finger. Now, the chord transposed socordng to the key you sre playing wil be heard In ths way, you can enjoy chord playing using onty one finger To retum tothe normal playing condition, release the button @ At ths stage, however, the ranspostion. is ‘not canceled, that is, the Axis is ransposed tothe key pressed lastd. Pitch Bender @ The Up and Down positions give the pitch bend effect of two extremes, highest and lowest, Normally, the maximum effect of the pitch bend is adjusted by the sound moduie e. Other Functions 1) Key Velocity (Dynamics) The Axis can send Key Volosty message depending con how hard you attack the key. The sensitvty ofthe Key Velocity is austed by the connected soured module 2) After Touch ‘The Axis sends After Toucn massage depending on how hard you press the key ater playing @ key in 2 ‘The sensitivity of the Aftr Touch is adjusted by the connected sound medule, 3) MIDI Out Indicator This indicator flashes when the Axis is properly setup showing that MIDI message is being sent.2 Using the Wheels and Buttons which have flexible functions. Each of the wheels and buttons shown below has several functions which you can cheose depending hat you want fom the Axis © Chord Memory Button @ Octave Up Button 1 BE © Master Volume Whee! Modulation Whee! MV Roland 0 0 EAXIS = PoweR SUPPLY E unit @ Fmote Switch Pedal Before experimenting what the functions each whee! “Noto ‘and button has, I's iitiaze the ANS, so that those itis not possible to set more than one button or whee! ‘wheels and buttans wil be set to what we call Stan- to the same functions. dard Settinga. How to Initialize © Tur the Axis on, then check it the Power Indicator @ Sohis, and the MIDI Out incictor @ flashes, @ Wile holding the Function Button @ down, press the Fs Cf and D8 keys atthe same tie. The Display will respond with [CL]. then =~) when you release both your hands, This means that Intiiaation ts completed Now, the Axis italzed and each button and wheal has the Standard Setting. (See the folowing Standara Setting or te appendix table 1) The Standard Setting is pt cancelled even aftr the Axis is tumed of + When the Display shows [E'].the Standard Setting ie eraed for some reason. this happens, be sure to intaze the unt * tt [Er] is often indicated, contact your local Roland dealer, asthe battery replacement may be required. The battery i supposed to last about § years, but the first battery replacement may be required before & years, ”Standard Setting 1) Modulation Wheel @ Rotating tis toword MAX wl deepen he modulation “The maximum effect of the macuton ean be adjusted by the connected sound module 2) Master Volume Wheel @ Rotating this toward MAX wil crease the volume, 3) Modulation Button @. Wile this buttons being held down, the mosilation is tumed on ‘The mavimum effect of the modulation canbe adusted by the connected sound module © Power icestor \ © MO¥ OUT instar Axis SUPPLY Onir © Remote Switch Pes! @ Modutaton Bsn (@ Picn Bender —“ @ Modulation Whee! @ ttser Vout Wee (0 dave Up Boson — © Chet Mary Buon 4) Octave Up Button @ Press this button to tum the Octave Up functon on, and press it again to turnit af. When it ison, the Octave Up Inccator @ toh up and an octave is ansposed up. 5) Chord Memory Button @ ‘Ths baton cane used to record acho dt Pape 1B} and exoy cro loving by using a sae ey. Each time you press ths button ts aera tres on tnd oft. When on, the Chor Memon estar @ thts un ad the Osolay shows cd 6) Remote Switch Pedal (Hold Pedal) ® While holding hs pada dow, the HoW Inestor is lighted, the Hot function turned on. (@ M01 Channa Function Buon @ oy Tanspose Button @ Program Chenge Suton I | Ltr te | @ Settee 0 Sets neHow to record a chord data © While hoking the Function Button @ ress the Gt ‘and At at the same time The Display shows flashina[e d. showing thatthe ‘sis ready to accept chord data a ae wii) @ Play the chord to be recorded, and release the keys, and recording i done, + Rolation bemeen the recorded chord and aca chords you hear operat Recorded Chord hat you play ‘Actual Chords you hear ‘when Gs Key ie payed, the actual erord you hear exsety in the same pitch asthe recorded oe * The recorded chord data is retained even after the Axis is turned off, but will be cleared by Iniiazation.b. Play Mode and Write Mode When you play the Axis oo nite itt shouldbe in the Play mode. But to change the functions of the ‘lexble wheels and butions, the Axis shouldbe tuned to the Write mode, How to turn the Axis from the Play to Write mode While noting the Function Button @ down, press the CCE and DS keys atthe same ime, “The Display wil respond with Hshing wt), showing that its now in the White made. Take the exacty same operation to retum tothe Pay made Feshing Lg nays mein tat the As the Wie modec. Changing the functions of wheels By using the MIDI Control Change numbers from 0 te 1, the two flexible whedls ean be set to have the functions you tke * Control Change messages include performance control messages such as Vibrato, Hold, Porta- mento, etc, except for the key message. Each function of the wheel or button has corresponding control change number which can be used to set the function. (wheel: 0 to 31, Button: 64 to 96.) + Some MIDI devices used as sound modules of the Axis have different assignments of the control change numbers. Refer to the owner's manual of ‘each device. Andi you have any question about it, contact the manufacturer or the distributor. [At the moment, the following contol change numbers ‘are usad to change the functions of the two wheels. 1: Modulation 2 : Breath Controller 4 : Foot Controller 5 : Portament 6 Data Entry 7 3 : Total Volume 1: Pitch Bender Sensitivity Operation © Tum the Avs to the Write mode as explained on page 20. @ Potato the rolovant whee! to MIN, than to MAK l Rotate to MIN > Rotate to MAX The Displey shows the currant cont change umber. @ Push the key which comesponds to the desires control change number. ‘The Display shows the new conttl change number. @ Rote the whee! to the MIN ‘The Display will return to the flashing ‘iu © Return the Aas to the Play mode. if you wish to Cantiue to operate in the Write made, remain in the Write made.) * In the Standard Setting, the whee! @ is set to ‘Modulation (Control change number 1), and the ‘whoo! @to the Volume (Control change number 7) 22 d. Changing the functions of Buttons ‘The three buttons on the Axis can have dliferent functions as folows by using corresponding keys. ‘ Functions Selected by MIDI Control Change numbers (eg. Hold and Portamento} ‘Modulation Octave UP Octave Down Chord Memory Program increment Program Decrement Patch Chain Any of the above funetions can be assigned by using 1a key. The Display shows the contro change num assigned, and the ablreviaton ofthe othor function. This, however, is Seen only wile the buton is held down, and releasing the button will change to Wte made display. Operation © Change to the Whe made as explained in “b, Play Moxte and Write Mode" on page 20. @ Push the relevant button. The Display shows the function currenty selected, ‘either in number or abbreviation. @ While stil holding the button down, push the key corresponding to the desired functon ont Grange Number Medultion Riso To Fast loduation| ice Time Siow! tv Down ave UP hors Memory rogram Decrement atch Chain The Display shows the new function. @ Return the Ax tothe Play mode1) Control Change Numbers (64 to 95) [A the moment, the folowing Contd Change numbers ‘ate avaiable, (64: Hold or Damper Pedal 2) Modulation (Co, Ds) "When ths function is assigned to one of the fenible buttons, that button can seletfasto slow rise time of the wheel's modulaton effec. ‘The Dipl wl show the selected rie tre, fast (FS). or slow Sf 3) Octave Up (Fs}/Down (E:) \When this function is assigned to one of the flexible ‘outtons, that button can select transpositions ether fone octave upper or down ‘The display [ay] means Octave Up and [qj] means Octave down 4) Chord Memory (G:) When this function is assigned to one ofthe flexible ‘buttons, that Button can turn on or off the Chord memory function. (See page 19 for the detais of Chord Memory functon \When the Chord Memory is tumed on, the Dislay wil showed) 5) Increment (A:)/Decrement (Bs) When this function is assigned to one of the flenibie buttons, that button can inerement or decrement the current program change number. ‘The Display will show Program Increment [Py] or Decrement(Pg) 6) Patch Chain (Cs) When this function is asigned to one of the flexible buttons, that button can tun on the Patch Chain func: tion. The Patch Chain enabies you to chain upto 10 ferent patch programs in sequence and recall them in the same sequence. The Display shows [PQ frst and as you chain the ‘atch program, changes ike [P”7] ~[PQ]. Path Chain Programming Each patch program in the Patch Chain can retain the folowing four messages. The program change ‘ournber, however, can be lft fee fr you to set the umber you ike lster cng lve performance. Program Change ‘MIDI Channet ‘MIDI Mode (OMNI ON/OFF, Poly/Mono} Key Transpose Up to 10 patches rom PO 10 F8 canbe chained in the Patch Chan, Operation ‘Assign any f the flee buttons to the Patch Chain Button, as descrted in “a, Changing the functions of Button” (© Tum the Axis tothe White mode, @ Set the Program Change, MIDI Channel, MIDI Mode, Key Transpose to your taste @ Push the Patch Chain Button ‘The Disa shows the Patch Chain Program ruber 0. @ While stroking the Patch Chain Button, push the Program Change Button @. Now, the setting you have made in step @ will be ‘written inthe patch chain program number 0 shown in the Display. 23a © Release the prograrn Change Button @, and the patch chanpragram number I wll anpearin the Display, showing that itis ready to accept the messages. © Repeat the steps @ to @ as many times as necessary Up to 10patch programs [FO to P9} can be wate into the Paton Chain © Retum the Axis to the Pay mode. + The Avs can retain the Patch Chain data even ‘switched off Intiszaton, however, clears the entire data Not to write Program Change message to Patch Chain: Instead of wating Program Change number inthe step @ push any ofthe A. B: oF Ce Calling the Patch Chain Operation @ Piess the Patch Chain Suton, and Patch Chain Program 0's called The Disnay shows [PG] @ Release the Patch Chin Burton ‘The Display shows the program change aurber written in the Patch Chain program number 0. @ Press the Patch Chain Button, and the next Patch Chain Programm PI wl be cated. Then keep on caling the rest of the Patch Chao. I you press the Patch Chin Button after the ast patch chain program is cal, the PO wal be cal. * To call Patch Chain Program number 0 in the ‘middle of calling Patch Chain, press the Program Change Button @ then the Patch Chain Button. * WW there is no data written in the patch chain program, the Display will show PE’ (Program End) instead ofthe Patch Chain Program number.Application of Patch Chain Patch Chain ie the function that changes Program Change numbers, MIDI Channels, MIDI modes, and Key Tronspose modes, therefore can be effectvely used a8 follows. ‘MIDI Channel Selector mor crare! | Soong aoaue 1 Reco! wor carl 2 soune Moi? \When using more than one MIDI Sound Medio, assign PO t0 MIDI channel 1 and 1 to channel 2. Then, press- ing the Patch Chain Button ateratety selects channel and 2 MIDI Mode Selector Patch Chain function can be used for selecting Poly ‘Mono, and OMNI ONJOFF. (Se0 page 291 Programmable Key Transposer ‘This can be effectively wed forthe music that incudes \ransiton or octave transposition along with tone colt change. Editing a patch program in the Patch Chain Operation © Tun the Axis to the Write moe @ Sat the Program Change number, MIDI Channel, MID! Mede and Key Transpose as you desire. @ Whie holding the Patch Chain Button, call the Patch Program number where you wish to writ the ‘above setting, by using the Fi or Gt key. Each time Gé keys pressed, one Patch Chan Program number sdvance. And pressing the FS key books up ‘one number. @ While sit holding the Patch Chain Button, push the Prograrn Chenge Burton @ © Return the As to the Pay mode ‘Adding a Patch program to Patch Chain Operation © Tum the Axis to the Wate mode. @ Set the Program Change number, MIDI Channel, MIDI Mode and Key Transpose as you deste @ Go to the Chain Program number folowing the tentre existing Patch Chain data, by pressing the Gt Ker while nolding the Patch Chain Button @ While st nosing the Patch Chain Button push the Program Change Button @. @ Repeat the steps @ to @ as many times as necessary @ Fetur the Axis 10 the Pay mode,Deleting from a patch program to the end of the Patch Chain Operation © Tum the Axis to the Write mode, @ While holcing the Patch Chain Button, go to the patch chain program number for wich tothe end to be deleted le.) by using the Ft Key a: Gi key @ Press the At key, while sil holding the Patch Chan Button @ Return the As to the Pray made + The Ai Key always means the end of the Patch Chain data, 7) Latch/Uniatch of the buttons Unlatch or latch can be selected for the Octave Up Button @, Chor Memory Button @ and Remote Switch Pedal @, Latch: Each time you press the button, On and Of are alternately selected. Fight ster the functions of abuttan are changed. the btton is automaticaly set to unltchHow to set a button to latch © Tum the Ais to the White mede. @ Push the relevant button, The indestor above the button flashes. if the button has aieady been set to latch, the indicator remains lighted) © While sti holding the button, press the Ct key. e208 ED Soenmnew puejoy ‘The indicator stops ashing andlights steadily showing ‘tha itis now a latch button, @ Retum the Axis to the Pay mode. To change tounlach button, you need to set the func: tion of the button ance again. * The Modulation Button © but cannot be set to latch, 2 flexible button, ‘+ When a button selects any of the following fune- tions, it cannot be set to the latch button. * Increment © Decrement «© Patch Chain dd Au 23 Functions ach ofthe folowing functions canbe tuned on or of. ‘And aig, you can get the Display show the current condition, “Key fo Dispiay icf a. How to get the Display show the current condition: While holding the Function Button @ down, push the relevant Key for Osplay. (See the table above) Wie the Function Button@ is hold down, the Display shows the current oni canton ofthe uncon, b. How to turn on or off the function While noting the Function Button @ down, push the Key for ON/OFF. (See the table above} \While the Function Button @ is hed down, the Display shows the new OniOff conaton ¢. Explanation on the Functions 1) After Touch ‘The After Touch message of the Axis can be sent by the Conttol Change number 1 oF 3, 35 wel s by the MIDI Atter Touch, FE-EFH the - tuncionschawed ‘After Touch message is sent by Control Change number 1 F2| (Function 2) ‘Alter Touch message is sont by MIDI Aer Touch IF 3) Function 3) ‘After Touch messoge is sent by Contiol Change umber 3 + Evon i the sound module you use cannot recsive After Touch message, in other words, fit does not feature attor touch function (such as Juno-106 oF [MKS-30), set the Function 1, and it will take on the ‘modulation by the After Touch message of the Axis,2) Touch Hold This the function that retains the amount ofthe ater touch obtained wen the key is pushed most stingy Ms function is of inthe Standard Setting) Bie sh ete “HE tMots Tous Hots On ‘The Disploy changes like functon ¢ changed, == (Normal) Touch Hole OFF + The Touch Hold function is especialy useful for the sound witha long release time, butt you push the key too hard, After Touch will affect the sound right from the beginning of a note, therefore the created sound will be unnatural. 3) POLY/MONO ‘The Axis can send this message that determines whether the connected sound module is played in polyphonic or monophonic. {in the Standard Sating. this is sot 10 POLY) * ithe sound module cannot receive this message, the message is ignored. ee ee PL. (POLY) Polyphonic “70 (Mono) Monophonic 4) OMNI ON/OFF OMNI On/OH is the messages that determines whether te MIDI messages ate received on all Chan nels or onthe specific Channel. The Axis can send his message to the sound module. The Display wil sct tke on —{QF hy asthe timaont urged C2! EH {on} ON) om on OF (0FF) oma oFF * Even the sound modules sat tothe OMNION mode, it may not receive messages (suchas OMNI ‘ON/OFF, Poly/Mono ete) on the channel other ‘han that of is own, 5) Tune Request “is the message that avtotunes the sound moxie (receiver Ths message canbe sent ina senple Woy 2 flows \Wie hang the Function Buon @, push the C Key. Vile the Functon Buton is held down, the Ospoy shows 7U, showing that Tune Request message is being sent 24| Appendix Table (1) MIDI Channel/Mode ‘MIDI Channet 1 ‘omni OFF PoLy/MONO Pow Functions of the Wheels and Buttons Standard Setting (=Setting obtained by Initialization) Funetion Data Transmitted with MIDI Modulation Wheel @ Master Volume Whee! @ Modulation Volume fp Contro! Change 1 Contro! Change 7 Modulation Button @ ‘Modulation (Rise Time Fost) Control Change 1 Octave Up Button @ Octave Up {Latch (Key numbers shifted) Chord Memory Button @ Remote Switch Pedal @ (Chord Memory (Latch) ——=—_ Hold (Untateh} ON/OFF of the recorded key numbers Control Change 6 ter Ost in Memory —_ Funaion condiion Key Transpose C; (No Transposition) 7 ‘ater Toueh Function 2 (Channa Pressure) Touch Hold ort — Patch Chain Not recorded Chord Memory Not ecordod19eL wewWUBISsy Aey (2) aIqe1 xpuaddy[5] Specifications AXIS-1 @ MIDI Keyboard Control Unib 1 Keyboard 45 keys, 3% Octaves ‘© Buttons MIDiChanno/Funetion Button Key Transpose Button Program Change Button Chord Memory Buton Flexible) (Octave Up Burton (lib) ‘Madulation Burton exible) © Wheels Master Volume Whee! Flexible) ‘Modulation Whee! (Flexible) Pitch Bender © Display Display Window i2 figures) ‘Octave Up indicator Chord Memory indicator Hod Indicator © Output Cable Connector «¢ Dimensions 1075 (Wh 220 (0) 63 (4) me ADH x BE IE © Weight 35kg/7111 02 «Power Supply Unit = Pedal emote Switch Pedal Hold Pedal, Flexbiel Display MIDI OUT Indicator Power Inicator «© Rear Panel ‘Cable Connector MIDI OUT Connector (5P-D1N) Power Switch ‘© Consumption aw = Dimensions 211 WA) x 141 (0) x Bt (HI mov Yat x SMe" 2H (© Weight 1 kg/2% Sor * Accessories Cable (8m) x 1 MIDI Cable (Sm) = 1 Options Canyingcase — SC-1 MIDUSYNC Cable MSC-25/80MIDI Keyboard move. AXIS-1 MIDI Implementation Chart Transmitted Recognized marks Function [eee Basic Default 1-16 x Memorizes Channel Changed 1216 x Default 1-4 x Memories Moae Messages (OMNI on off, POLY MONO: x tered fobs sais x Note 0-127 | x Number True voice «|e eaHeReHHEHeS x Velocty Note ON © 8n, vetier x Note OFF x on v=0 x After keys x x x x Touch chs x Oo x x Pitch Bender 5 5 x ao ry x 32-63| x x x 5 x Contot 96-121 | x x x ‘Change Prog oo 9 x 0-19 Change True # weanenaaaenen x System Exclusive 2 x SFO, 43, F7 for old MIDI system Song Pos a x Song Sel B oe x common Tune 59 9 x system Clock x ox x x Real Time Commands | x = XX x Aux Local ON OFF [x xX x All Notes OFF 5 - x Mes- Active Sense 5 9 x x sages Reset x x x Notes Function : Alter Touch Function On power-up: Transmit memorized mode to memorized ch Mode 1: OMNI ON, POLY Mode 2 : OMNI ON, MONO Yes Mode 3: OMNI OFF. POLY Mode 4 : OMNI OFF, MONO % 2 NoMIDI Keyboard move. AXIS-1 MIDI Implementation{==Roland* 17049587 I=Roland