SFZ Opcodes

When I create an .sfz file, I'm wondering, which parameters do I use to put in effects like Reverb and Chorus? I know that "effect1" is the opcode for reverb send level, and "effect2" is the opcode for Chorus send level. However, I'm wondering if there are any parameters that I have to put in to make these actually work with MIDI CC values. I tried "effect1=100", and "effect2=100", but it seems they won't turn on in either SFZ, Dimension Pro, Drop Zone, or even RXP. I also want to know, what parameters would I use for things like "reverb size", "chorus speed", "tremolo speed", "phaser type", "delay Time", "tremolo depth", "Celeste Detune Level", and "Phaser Depth"?
Another thing I'd like to do is incorporate keyswitch parameters, for example, C0=Ringing, C#0=Thumb Damp, D0=Martellato, D#0=Martellato Lift, etc. How would I put these parameters into my .sfz file?  I know there's sw_lokey and sw_hikey opcodes, but there's one that I'm not sure is standard. The opcode in question, which appears in some of the keyswitch instruments in Garritan Jazz and Big Band, is sw_default. Apparently, what this opcode does, is it tells the program which keyswitch to start on. Here's an example. sw_lokey=36, sw_hikey=43, sw_default=36. There's also sw_label, which allows you to name the specific instrument that the keyswitch in question will trigger, for example, for the keyswitch on key 43 (G2), sw_label=bucket mute. If I put opcodes from SFZ 2.0 into my files, is there an easy way for me to test them?
I know there's sw_lokey and sw_hikey opcodes, but there's one that I'm not sure is standard. The opcode in question, which appears in some of the keyswitch instruments in Garritan Jazz and Big Band, is sw_default. Apparently, what this opcode does, is it tells the program which keyswitch to start on. Here's an example. sw_lokey=36, sw_hikey=43, sw_default=36. There's also sw_label, which allows you to name the specific instrument that the keyswitch in question will trigger, for example, for the keyswitch on key 43 (G2), sw_label=bucket mute.
 

I believe effect1 and effect2 are sfz player specific. At least this is what it says in the first edition of Cann's book and http://drealm.info/sfz/plj-sfz.xhtml.
 
To confirm this I edited the "Dimension Mini Piano.sfz" which ships with the sfz VST. The file is located in the plug-in; the default location in 64bit SONAR is "C:\Program Files\Cakewalk\Vstplugins\SFZ\Dimension Mini Piano.sfz".  The file already had a value for effect1 but I bumped the value to 100 along with adding effect2 at 100. After loading the file in sfz player toggle the effects on/off with  the switch in the bottom left. The effects should sound. Now load "Dimension Mini Piano.sfz" into DimPro, the effect1 and effect2 setting do nothing.
 
There are also several pages of opcodes for effects in Cann's book, too many to list here. I have not worked with the sw_* opcodes; sw_default is not in my references so it was added after the first edition or is a proprietary opcode added by Garritan.