Panasonic Web-Server FP Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 147)

Dial-Out Setup for PPP-Client

FP Web-Server V2.11

136

"Additional User Modem init. command" in the tab "Dial-In (see page 127)" or/and

"Dial-Out (see page

138)".

10.1.4 GPRS Internet Connections

In general a GPRS connection is set up in the same way as a regular PPP dial-up (see page

138) connection. The exceptions are:

• The telephone number of the Internet dial-up provider is replaced by *99***1#

• Only a connection to the Internet is possible

• The data amount transferred is billed (not the online time as with GSM)

• A special +CGDCONT parameter (provider-dependent) is needed to set up the module

We have tested the Siemens MC35 and the Wavecom Fastrack GPRS units. Both are to be set

up in a similar way. For the Siemens MC35 the two parameters +CGDCONT and +CGQREQ

are automatically set up with the SIM card. For the Wavecom Fastrack you have to initialize it

once manually. Use a terminal with 9600 8n1 and enter AT+CPIN=xxxx to log onto the network.

Then enter:

1. AT+CGQREQ=1,3,4,3,0,0 (Provider-dependent)

2. AT+CGDCONT=1,"IP","Internet.t-d1.de" (Provider-dependent)

3. AT+IPR=0 (Automatic baud rate detection)

4. AT+IFC=2,2 (RTS/CTS handshake)

5. AT&W

In this example the parameters for the German GPRS provider "T-Mobile" were used. Please

ask your GPRS provider for the correct parameters.

The ‘Modem init command’ in the “Dial-Out” section can also be used for additional modem

setup commands such as AT+CGDCONT=. Or it can be used for the PIN code entry. The AT

commands listed here are transferred to the modem shortly before the dial-up command for the

Internet.

For GPRS "dial-out" connection, enable the PPP-Server function (see page

127) in the "Dial-In"

section. The ‘Modem init command’ in the “Dial-In” section can be used for additional modem

setup commands. Maybe the AT+CGDCONT command can be entered here.

For continuous Internet connections via GPRS, enable "periodic communication test function".

For GPRS connection, hardware version 1.0 should not be used.

For details, refer to the online help under 'Example12', which demonstrates how to set up and

test continuous GPRS Internet connection. .

10.1.5 When Using ISDN Adapters

The PPP-Server (dial-in) and PPP-Client (dial-out) of the FP Web-Server can also handle ISDN

modem adapters for remote connections. Following are some hints to use the FP ISDN 64k

adapter from PEW Germany:

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Yamaha XF6 Manual (86 pages)

Brand: Yamaha | Category: Synthesizer | Size: 11.15 MB |

English

Table of contents

Owner’s Manual

1

SPECIAL MESSAGE SECTION

2

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

3

PRECAUTIONS

4

Information

5

Welcome

6

About this Manual

6

Accessories

7

About the accessory disk

7

Main Features

8

Contents

9

Controls and Functions

10

9 [MULTI PART CONTROL] button

11

# EFFECT buttons

11

Rear Panel

14

7 #%89)!@ $

15

Setting Up

16

Listening to the Demo Song

17

Adjusting the Volume and the

17

Brightness of the Display

17

Resetting the User Memory to

18

Basic Operation

19

Selecting a Preset Voice

22

Using the Category Search

23

Using the Arpeggio function

23

Changing the Arpeggio type

24

Using the Controllers

25

Using the Knobs

25

Voice Editing

26

Storing the edited Voice

27

Performance Structure Layer

28

Performance Structure

28

Split by Note range

28

Split by Velocity range

28

Creating a Performance by

29

Storing the Performance

30

Performance Record Structure

31

Recording the Melody and

31

Arpeggio playback to the Song

31

MOTIF XF Owner’s Manual

32

Audio Record/Playback

33

Playing an audio file

34

Registering the Edited Voice/

35

Performance/Song/Pattern

35

Making settings for use as a

35

Creating an original Song

37

Recording to a track

38

Creating a Song by using

38

Arpeggio

38

Correcting wrong notes

39

Storing the created Song

40

Creating an original Pattern

41

Creating a Pattern by using

42

Storing the created Pattern

43

Creating a Pattern Chain for

43

Using the Sampling feature

47

Sampling in the Voice/

48

Performance mode

48

Sampling in the Pattern mode

50

Song mode

52

Memory Expansion Module

53

Adjusting the tuning

55

Transpose

55

Using a Connected Computer

56

Using the MIDI terminal

57

Using the IEEE1394 terminal

57

Audio signal transmission

58

Audio signal reception (*4)

59

Using another tone generator

60

(Remote mode)

61

Digital Performer

62

Logic Pro

62

Using the MOTIF XF Editor VST

63

Saving the settings to a USB

64

USB storage devices

65

Display Messages

66

LCD Indication Description

67

No Sound

68

Distorted sound

69

Sound is cut off

70

Pitch or intervals are wrong

70

No effect is applied

70

Troubleshooting

72

 [F2]  [SF6]) or

72

Installing Optional Hardware

74

Configuration

76

Installation Procedure

76

510M” is shown

77

Specifications

78

FCC INFORMATION (U.S.A.)

82

(EEA) and Switzerland

83

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