
To create new Letter Display "Sets" containing a number of Patches
different than that supplied with the Letter Display package, use the
following procedure:

1. Load the configuration file for your particular instrument in GenEdit.
   XG, GS TG300 or NS5R/NX5R

2. Select "Edit Configuration" from the MENU

3. Right-click on the Configuration

To create a Set of 21 Patches, you will need to make the following
modifications to 5 lines of CNX code:

4. Select the "Initialize" segment in the Left Window and edit: 
     a. PTR = 0 * 64 ............ change to:  PTR = 0 * 21
     b. FormatBank 'xx ' 64 1 ... change to:  FormatBank 'xx ' 21 1
     c. Click in the Right Window to compile the new code.
 
4. Select the "Receive" segment in the Right Window and edit:
     d. PTR = 64 * 42 ........... change to:  PTR = 21 * 42
     e. V99 = 64 * 42 ........... change to:  V99 = 21 * 42
     f. Loop 64 ................. change to:  Loop 21
     g. Click in the Left window to compile the new code.

5. Exit the Configuration file and return the the Main GenEdit Screen. 

6. Drag the MIDI Icon to one of the Window Title Bars. You will see the
   list of Configurations appear. Select the Configuration you just
   modified and click OK.

7. A new "Set" will be loaded into the Window and you should see 21 new
   Patches appear in the Window. The Patch names will be filled with
   dashes. These new patches must be "initialized" in the Editor.

8. Right-click on the first Patch and Jog the Display, edit the Device #
   and checksum if needed, then save your changes as you exit the Editor.

9. Copy the "initialized" Patch to the No. 2 Patch location by dragging it
   with the mouse, then drag No. 2 to the No. 3 location and so, on until
   the initialized Patch has been copied to all remaining Patch locations.
   You can also load an initialized Set into the other Window and copy
   Patches from an existing Set. This is an easier and faster method of
   initializing all the patches than using the Editor.

10.It's a good idea at this point to name the new Set by Right-clicking
   the Title Bar at the top of the window. I suggest naming the new file
   xx_21.LET and save to disk.

11.You have now created a new Set of 21 initialized Letter Displays.

12. When you are ready to quit GenEdit, you will get a prompt reminding
    you that you have modified a configuration. This can be ignored. You
    don't want to save your changes because you would no longer have the
    original configuration. If you plan to save your changes, you should
    first make a copy of the original configuration by dragging it to
    another slot in the configuration screen, and give your modified
    configuration a new name before saving changes to your CNX file.

