Rather than work up the _1792_ sysex strings it would take to cover
panning 8 channels X 14 pan positions X 16 posible global channels I
will explain what you need to put in the strings.

First, this panning information I am giving is only for the M1 in
combi multi mode. It appears the pan sysex can be sent for other modes
but I have made no attempt to try other modes.

The M1 must be in _edit_ mode, you can push the button on the M1 to
set it to combi edit mode or send the following string to set the mode
from your sequencer:

            F0 42 30 19 4E 01 00 F7
                   |
		___|___
    The number following the 3 is the global channel the M1 is set to:
		0 = chan 1
		.
		.
		9 = chan 10
		A =  "   11
		.
		.
		F =  "   16
    That is the only number you might need to change.


Now the more complicated part. The following string pans the first
position patch to "A":

                 F0 42 30 19 41 0A 08 00 00 F7
			|	    |  |
     Global chan as   <-|	    |  |
     above			    |  |
				    |  |_________________________________
				    |
	____________________________|		Pan position:
							00 = pan to A
    Of the 8 channels available, this			01 =  "  "  9:1
    refers to the position you see on			.  =  "  "  .
    the	M1 screen regardless of what			.  =  "  "  .
    channel that position is set to:			09 =  "  "  1:9
    08 = position 1					0A =  "  "  B
    09 =     "    2					0B =  "  "  C
    0A =     "    3					0C =  "  "  C+D
    .        "						0D =  "  "  D
    .        "
    0F =     "    8


With quite a bit of flipping pages back and forth I found the above
information in the M1 manual pages:

	122 - byte 3 (3n) global channel

	125 - MODE CHANGE
	      PARAMETER CHANGE

	126 - settings for mode change

	128 - note*5 pan settings

	131 - page & position settings

It appears that many settings can be changed with a sysex message
while a song is playing, such as effects and the parameters of
effects.  Now that you completely understand <G> how to use sysex, the
sky is the limit.

This page looks O.K. using Windows notepad, hopefully your wordwrap
setting won't mess up the format.

Enjoy,
  Tom Olson
  CIS # 71431,662