Apple Logic 7 User Manual
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Appendix B
Logic Control—MIDI Implementation
LCD
Received:
Transmitted:
None
oo
Display
offset
to
write
from:
00
thru
37
for
upper
line,
38
thru
6F
for
lower
line.
yy
Data:
ASCII
equivalents
for
display
characters—written
from
left
to
right—
and
including
line
wrapping
between
upper
and
lower
lines.
Up
to
100
data
bytes
may
be
sent
in
one
message.
Example:
Â
The
following
message
writes
“Hello”
to
the
top
left
of
the
LCD
on
a
Logic
Control
master
section.
F0
00
00
66
10
12
00
48
65
6C
6C
6F
F7
Notes:
Â
There
are
7
displayed
characters
per
channel,
with
the
exception
of
channel
8,
which
is
limited
to
displaying
the
first
6
characters.
Internally
however,
the
LCD
stores
2
x
56
characters.
Â
In
most
cases,
you
will
use
the
LCD
in
a
scribble-strip
fashion
(text
above
each
channel).
In
this
scenario,
you
should
only
use
the
first
six
characters
per
channel,
thus
allowing
for
spaces
between
the
text
of
each
channel.
Â
The
lower
line
can
be
switched
into
meter
mode.
See
“Metering”
on
page
249
for
further
details.
Â
While
the
LCD
switches
between
horizontal
and
vertical
metering
modes,
it
ignores
LCD
messages.
You
should
delay
LCD
messages
for
at
least
600
ms
after
sending
an
LCD
metering
mode
change
message.