| VER 1.01 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) When "Overflow Assign Switch" (in System Setup mode)is ON, "ROM play" (demonstration) is suppressed |
| 2) In Timbre Write mode, the edited timbre parameters cannot be written into Group B |
| 3) Timbre parameter "Assign Mode" can be selected "1" through "5". (In fact,"1" through "4") |
| 4) Both "Tone Copy" and "Partial Copy" are not performed properly |
| 5) When (user-programmable) Rhythm tone in the internal memory is assigned in Rhythm Setup mode, the rhythm sound will become strange |
| 6) When D‑110 sends data to Timbre temporary area using MIDI exclusive message; and if the least significant 4 bits are not "0", D‑110 will rewrite the data in irrelevant area or be locked up |
| 7) When ROM play (demonstration) is executed, the data in both Timbre and Patch memory areas will be forcibly rewritten |
| 8) The setting (Patch + Rhythm Setup) at power‑off might not be kept holding |
| 9) Turning the power off in ROM play mode might result in that the former tone color remains keeping |
10) After ROM play (demonstration) is executed, the parameters below are forcefully initialized as follows;
Master Tune = 442
Control 1ch = OFF
Exclu Unit# = 17 |
| VER 1.02 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) [100V version only] After D‑110 sends out "Write Request" in Exclusive, the D‑110 does not work properly |
| 2) When D‑110 receives "Partial Reserve" in Exclusive, "Total Limit Check"function does not work properly |
| 3) In Exclusive, D‑110 does not recognize the message whose size is 256 bytes |
| VER 1.03 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) [100V version only] In Hand Shake mode of Exclusive, when transmitting data, the D‑110 does not recognize an ACK message from the receiver |
VER 1.04 ROM IC
VER 1.05 ROM IC |
[ Not Released ]
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| VER 1.06 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) In either "Dump One Way" and "Dump Hand Shake" of Data Transfer mode, no Tone except for "I‑01" may be output |
| 2) In Handshake mode of Exclusive, even if an EOD (End of Exclusive) message is received, D‑110 won't send an ACK (Acknowledge) message |
| 3) In MIDI Exclusive, each part parameters stored in Patch memory area cannot be read/written properly |
| 4) In Exclusive,when "Rhythm Setup"is executed, data cannot be read/written from/to the location of key numbers over 88(E6) |
| 5) In "Dump One way" or "Dump Hand Shake" of Data transfer mode, the last 64 bytes data 1 stored in Patch memory area are not output |
| 6) Sum check correspond to a WSD (Want to send data) does not execute |
| 7) In "Save to Card" ("Rhythm Setup" or "All"), of Data Transfer mode, the data for key numbers over 88(E6) cannot be saved onto a memory card |
| 8) In "Dump Hand Shake", if D‑110 is not connected to any MIDI device, D‑110's display shows "Exclusive buffer overflow" |
| 9) When "Overflow Assign" function is on, if "Dump Hand Shake" is executed, "Request Data" is output to MIDI OUT forcefully |
| 10) In "Dump Hand Shake" of Data Transfer mode, if D‑110 is not connected to any MIDI device, D‑110 will be locked up |
| 11) In "Dump Hand Shake" of Data Transfer mode, if an RJC (Rejection) message is received, D‑110 might be locked up |
| 12) When "Overflow Assign" function is on, if "Dump Hand Shake" in Data Transfer mode is executed, D-110 might be locked up |
| 13) When parameters are changed using MIDI exclusive, the display will show "*" marks with Pitch, Timbre and Tone numbers |
| VER 1.07 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) When Structures 10/11/12/13 using Ring Modulator are selected, the volume controls (Output Level, Volume and Expression) do not work |
| 2) When Structures 10/11/12/13 using Ring Modulator are selected; if one of the partials is muted, unexpected sound might be output |
| 3) In "Dump One Way" of Data Transfer mode, the interval between Exclusive messages is only 5 ms (They should be at least 20 ms.). As a result, when D‑110's data is transfered to MC‑500 (Roland sequencer) and then sent back to the D‑110 again, the data cannot be received properly by the D‑110 |
| 4) When receiving Exclusive messages which do not includes any data except for "F0" and "F7", D‑110 may be locked up |
| 5) Ver.1.07 matches 1M‑type Mask ROM |
| 6) In "Dump Hand Shake" of Data Transfer mode, the number of WSD‑EOD (Want to send data - End of data) routine is reduced to only one time (Up to Ver.1.06: MRB‑500 (Bulk Librarian) could not recognize D‑110's data as one file because of plural WSD‑EOD routines |
| 7) An Error Message in the display remains keeping until a panel switch is pressed |
| 8) When D‑110 changes MIDI channel while the D‑110 is outputting sound, the D‑110 will output "Note Off" message |
| VER 1.08 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) With "Save To Card, All" in data transfer mode, when Timbre data is saved into a card, the Timbre data I-A11 TO I-A23 Cannot be saved correctly |
| VER 1.09 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) In response to "Data Request", the D-110 may transmit the data in excess of requested |
| 2) When addresses that have not been defined are requested, the D-110 may transmit some meaningless data from the address |
| VER 1.10 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) When a D-110 receives "RQD message and the "Device ID" is not identified, the D-110 transmits "EOD" message only |
| 2) The plural MIDI channel part could not be changed at a time by using MIDI exclusive only once |
| 3) The "RPC" number for bender range setting should be "0" but it has "2" in fact (Note: "RPC" = Registered Parameter Control |
| 4) When "Key Shift" is changed during sounding, the D-110 stops sounding automatically. With previous versions, if so, the D-110 could not stop sounding |
| VER 1.11 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) When received MIDI volume message (Control Change 7) with extremely short interval (i.e. less than a few ms.), D-110 cannot respond to the rapid volume change. This problem happens when MIDI volume message was sent by FC-100MKII or S-50 |
| 2) When setting the whole data for 8 parts to Timbre temp area in one setting, the data for Timbre temp area will be able to be re-written. But Timbre and bender range for part 2 to part 8 will not be changed actually |
| 3) MIDI indicator will not turn on by receiving Hold-On message |
| 4) When playing a large number of tones using a structure 10 to 13, D-110 will hang up rarely |
| 5) To be changed the part priority from "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,R" to "R,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8" |
| 6) Improvement to be possible to execute "Dump One Way" during overflow assign mode |
| VER 1.12 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs |
| 1) In combination use of D-110 and Yamaha QX-5FD, when you pressed the stop button of QX-5FD during the sequence playing, D-110 will be still sounding in some notes. But such a problem seldom occurs. This problem will occur when a 3 bytes type MIDI message is sent. To be concrete, when "FC (Stop)" message broken between the second byte and the third byte of a "Note On Event". this note will not turn off by the above "FC" message, so this problem depends on the timing pressing the "Stop" button on the QX-5FD. Note: This problem never happens with Roland sequencers because Roland sequencers will send "All Note Off" message to prevent this kind of problem |
| VER 1.13 ROM IC Fixes These Bugs *Final ROM IC Version |
| 1) In Overflow Assign mode, when D-110 receives "Note Off" message (8X KK VV), it sends out Note On message (9X KK VV). For example: In Overflow Assign mode, two D-110's are connected with QX-3 (Controlling unit). Overflow Assign Switch = ON. When QX-3 sends out Note Off message to D-110(A), D-110(B) is received Note On message and sounds out |
D‑110 |
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D-110 Service Information Bulletin
Firmware v1.08 through v1.13
File Format: PDF Document (Three Pages) |
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firmware-d110_113_QL01542.zip
