Disaster Area Designs Qconnect 사용자 설명서 - 페이지 5

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CH.X1

CH.X2

CH.Y1

CH.Y2

BRT:

Sets display brightness from 0-9. Default is 4.

HOLD:

Sets the length of time needed to trigger a button hold - LO, MD, HIGH.

Default is MD. If you are getting unwanted holds, set to HIGH.

InCH

MIDI channel the controller will use to receive incoming data. Default is 16.

THRU

Routing controls for incoming MIDI. MIDI may be routed from the inputs

to any combination of A (ports A-F,) X (port X,) or Y (port Y.) Defaults to ALL.

P.NUM:

MIDI preset offset. NONE = presets range from 0-99, +1 = presets range from 1-100.

Most useful if your external controller numbers the presets differently than

qCONNECT does (eg BOSS devices.) Defauts to NONE.

SLEP:

Display sleep timer. In some cases the display can cause noise in sensitive devices,

Sleep timer allows the user to use the display only when needed.

USB:

Configures USB port function.

MIDI = your computer or mobile device controls qCONNECT

HOST = qCONNECT controls your class-compliant USB MIDI device

DUMP:

Preset and configuration dump via MIDI SysEx. Currently not implemented.

FACT:

Factory reset. Tap RIGHT in this menu until a setting is displayed,

then hold the left button to reset those settings to defaults.

CFG = resets cconfiguration but leaves presets

ZERO = sets all presets to zero and bypassed but leaves configuration

ALL = clears configuration, fills presets from 0-99.

TEST = test mode, used at the factory.

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This part is pretty simple:

Locate the MIDI port or jack on your first pedal, then hook it up to your qCONNECT using the

appropriate type of cable.

It doesn't really matter which port you select on qCONNECT, since they can all send the required

messages. If you're planning to use Ports X or Y for expression or tap tempo, you might want

to skip those for now.

Make a note of which device is connected to each output port - we'll need that later.

Again - it doesn't really matter what goes where, so just plug in the order that works best for

your pedalboard layout and you should be good.

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Sets the channels on which the controller will act for expression

or tap on the X or Y port. Set each digit to 0 to disable, or a letter to

enable.

Defaults to ABCD / EFGH (all channels enabled.)

D. ON = display is always on

2s, 10s, 20s, 30s = display will sleep after the indicated time

D.OFF = display will blank after boot-up.

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