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MANUAL ADDENDUM V1.1

Congratulations and thanks for purchasing

This file is an addendum to the quick start manual originally shipped with your

It describes features added with firmware updates

Firmware update requirements

To update your

, you will need:

1 – The firmware file itself (a SYSEX file *.syx)

2 – A computer running a software capable of sending SYSEX files

On Windows, we recommend Bome SendSX (https://www.bome.com/products/sendsx) and on

Mac OS, we recommend Snoize Sysex Librarian (https://www.snoize.com/SysExLibrarian/)

3 – A USB MIDI interface and a standard MIDI cable

Updating the firmware

1 – Connect your MIDI cable from the MIDI interface's MIDI output port to

's MIDI

input port

2 – Start your computer, your SYSEX management software and load the SYSEX file

3 – Power

while pressing DELAY + REVERB until the 2 corresponding LEDs are

turned ON

4 – Send the SYSEX file, TAP LED should turn ON immediately and the 4 SETUP LEDs will

turn ON alternatively to show that the SYSEX file is being received and processed

5 – At the end of the transfer, all LEDs will blink and

will restart

NB: it may be unresponsive for a couple seconds, formating and writing factory stuff to memory

if needed

Troubleshooting

Some USB MIDI interfaces behave weirdly with long SYSEX commands such as the

firmware file and won't complete the update letting Doctor A in a "dead" state. If this occurs, just

restart the whole procedure, and reduce the MIDI sending speed / buffer size in your software.

This is not a

or software problem, but really a USB MIDI interface issue.