Kenton Pro-Solo mk1 - Manual (Page 10)

The PRO SOLO also has a MIDI analyser function. This feature allows you to see what
types of MIDI messages are being transmitted by your master keyboard/sequencer
making the PRO SOLO a useful diagnostic tool.
To enter analyser mode, you must power on the PRO SOLO whilst holding the SELECT
button. The display will then show `nt`. `nt` means the display will show the MIDI note
number of any notes it receives.
Using the INC, DEC, and SELECT buttons, different types of MIDI messages received may be
displayed;
SELECT Short press [rC] Receive channel
Long press [PC] Program change
DEC Short press [nt] Note number
Long press [nv] Velocity
INC Short press [Cn] Controller number
Long press [Cv] Controller value
For whichever of the above selected, the PRO SOLO will display the value it receives for
the message selected.
Although pitchbend and after-touch are not controllers, when Controller number is
selected, `pb` will be displayed if pitchbend is received, & `af` will be displayed if after-
touch is received.
If Controller values is selected, and pitchbend or after-touch are received, their values will
be displayed.
For values over 99 the usual method is employed for displaying large numbers.
The MENU 7-segment LED in this mode operates as a received MIDI message indicator.
LED’s will flash when then following types of messages are received; Note on, Note off,
Sysex, Timing clock (MIDI clock), Start, Stop, Continue.
To exit MIDI monitor mode, the PRO SOLO must be powered off then on again.
MIDI ANALYSER MODE
Any MIDI
message Clock start
Clock
continue
Note off
MIDI clock
Clock stop
Sysex
Note on