开云体育Thanks for this info, but still it didn’t explain the meaning of LM. Few additions to your info: - header is not indicating the instrument. It is header of SysEx memory dump. So some relative instruments can use the same numbers. - header is not for one instrument, but for data type. One and the same instrument can have different numbers for Voices, Performances, Multi, Drumset etc. etc. Opposite - different instruments can use the same numbers. - four numbers are not the last 4 characters of header, it’s followed by two other letters designated type - not always there are 4 numbers, I have found also 8A21, 8A26, 8A27 - not always there are numbers - sometimes they are replaced by letters (like DX7 II D/FD Fractional Scaling or Microtune) - there can be added one number at the end if instrument has more data blocks of the same type (like TX81z System or Microtune)? - not always there is LM__ - I have found instruments which have SK__ or PK__ Yamaha has been using this system around between 1986 - 1998, not on all machines. There were also other systems used in their instruments, sometimes even mixed in one instrument. If you are interested in, here are some header numbers from my gear, and few others: TX802 - 8952 TX81z - 8986 (error in the manual?), 8976 V50 - 8976, 8073, 8023 VL1 - 0117, 8101 WT11 - 8976, 8023, 8053 TG500 - 0065, 0066, 0040 SY85 - 0065, 0040 TG77 - 8101, 8104 SY77 - 8101 SY99 - 0040, 8101 TG33 - 0012, PK__2203 SY22/35 - PK__2203? TG55 - 8103 EOS B500 - 0010 DX11 - 8976, 8023 W5/7 - 0147 TQ5, YS100, YS200 - 8023, 8976, 8036 P500 - SK__2356 RM50 - 0087, 0017 DX7 II D/FD - 8973 MEP4 - 8969__ MFC10 - 0271 DMP9-8 - 8A27 DMP9-16 - 8A26 FX900 - 8724 REV5 - 8345 DMP7 - 8344 DMP11 - 8387 MSS1 - 8978 SPX900 - 8636 SPX990 - 8A21 SPX1000 - 8378 You can do your own research from Owner’s and Service Manuals... Daniel Forro
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