Backing Up Data - Korg SDD-3000 PEDAL Manual De Usuario

Bulk Dump function
With the SDD-3000 PEDAL, all data, such as programs can be sent or received as system exclusive
messages. Using system exclusive messages to exchange data such as programs with an external
device is known as a "bulk dump".
By performing a bulk dump, the programs created with the SDD-3000 PEDAL can be backed
up (saved) on an external device such as a MIDI data filer or a sequencer capable of sending/
receiving system exclusive messages. Then, when it is necessary, you can restore the data to the
SDD-3000 PEDAL in order to replace the many programs. You can also use this procedure to copy
program data between two SDD-3000 PEDALs that are connected.
Note: In order to perform a bulk dump, the SDD-3000 PEDAL and the external MIDI device must
be connected with a MIDI cable, and their MIDI channels must be set appropriately. See page 24
"Setting the MIDI channel"
While receiving data, do not touch any of the device's knobs, buttons or foot switches. In
addition, do not turn off the device.

Backing up data

Programs and global settings can be sent as system exclusive messages to an external MIDI device
connected to the MIDI OUT/THRU jack.
Note: For more details, refer to the owner's manual for the external MIDI device that will receive
the dump data.
1.
Connect the MIDI OUT/THRU jack of the SDD-3000 PEDAL to the MIDI IN jack of the
external MIDI device that will receive the dump data.
2.
Press the MIDI/SYS button to enter MIDI/SYS setting mode.
The LED of the MIDI/SYS button blinks.
3.
With the R TIME and FINE buttons, select the type of data to be sent.
"duP" appears on the PROGRAM display, and the type of data to be sent is shown on the
TIME/VALUE display.
Note: While selecting the settings, no messages other than dump data will be output from
the MIDI OUT/THRU jack.
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: Dump current program data—The data for the currently selected program
will be sent as system exclusive messages.
: Dump all program data—The data for all programs will be sent as system
exclusive messages.
: Dump global data—Global settings (bypass, seamless program change, etc.,
except program data) will be sent as system exclusive messages.
: Dump all data—All program data and global settings will be sent as system
exclusive messages.