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So far, "MDXSL" and "MDYSL" have been calculated by calculation, but using the parameter correspondence table in Table 4.16 based on the slot number of the modulation side (modulator) and the side to be applied (carrier) , "MDXSL" and "MDYSL" values ​​can be derived.
Hereafter, "MDXSL" and "MDYSL" in Fig. 4.33 will be obtained using the parameter table.

(1) Parameter to be set in slot 0
∗ Slot 0 has a self-feedback configuration, so the carrier slot number and modulator slot number are “00”. At this time, "MDXSL" and "MDYSL" are 

 Latest sample. . . . . 20  H 
Past sample. . . . 00  H
It will be. As described above, in the case of self-feedback, if the same generation is used for input, oscillation may occur, so avoid this usage.

(2) Parameters to be set in slot 2
∗ Slot 2 has a multi-input configuration.
First, when slot 1 is input, the carrier slot number is “02” and the modulator slot number is “01”. At this time, "MDXSL" and "MDYSL" are 

 Latest sample. . . . . 1F  H 
Past sample. . . . 3F  H
It will be.
* Next, when slot 0 is entered, the carrier slot number is "02" and the modulator slot number is "00". At this time, "MDXSL" and "MDYSL" are 
 Latest sample. . . . . 1E  H 
Past sample. . . . 3E  H
It will be.

(3) Parameters to be set in slot 3
∗ Slot 3 receives the output of slot 2 as input. Therefore, the carrier slot number is “03” and the modulator slot number is “02”. At this time, "MDXSL" and "MDYSL" are 

 Latest sample. . . . . 1F  H 
Past sample. . . . 3F  H
It will be.

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