;;; TX 802
"Yamaha TX-802 Voice Edit Buffer..."        F0 43 20 00 F7
"Yamaha TX-802 Voice Memory..."    F0 43 20 09 F7
"Yamaha TX-802 Additional Voice edit buffer..."  F0 43 20 05 F7
"Yamaha TX-802 Additional Voice memory..."    F0 43 20 06 F7
"Yamaha TX-802 Perf. edit buffer..."    F0 43 20 7E 4C 4D 20 20 38 39 35 32 50 45 F7
"Yamaha TX-802 Perf. memory..."      F0 43 20 7E 4C 4D 20 20 38 39 35 32 50 4D F7
"Yamaha TX-802 System setup..."      F0 43 20 7E 4C 4D 20 20 38 39 35 32 53 20 F7
"Yamaha TX-802 Micro Tuning Edit buffer..."   F0 43 20 7E 4C 4D 20 20 4D 43 52 59 45 20 F7
"Yamaha TX-802 Micro Tuning INT #1..."   F0 43 20 7E 4C 4D 20 20 4D 43 52 59 4D 00 F7
"Yamaha TX-802 Micro Tuning INT #2..."   F0 43 20 7E 4C 4D 20 20 4D 43 52 59 4D 01 F7
"Yamaha TX-802 Fractional Scaling Edit buffer..."   F0 43 20 7E 4C 4D 20 20 46 4b 53 59 45 20 F7
;;;						    ^^^^^^^^
;;; Note the OR opcode in the previous example. The TX-802 wants the
;;; voice number sent in the form 00101vvv, where vvv is 0..7.  We need
;;; to prompt the user for which voice to request.  So, we use the sequence
;;;
;;;  FC 28 FE
;;;
;;; FC is the OR opcode, which OR's the following two bytes and send the
;;;    result as one byte.
;;; 28 is hex for the 00101vvv bit pattern, with vvv = 0.
;;; FE is the "Input Patch" opcode.
;;;
....... 4049986712 ... 1200  N81N          LanLink II ............. 404