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2b. To set the channel manually: Once step 1 has been

completed above & the channel LEDs are flashing,

press the CH1 CLEAN button. The CH1 LED will flash

& the other Channel LEDs will turn off, this signifies

that MIDI channel 1 has been selected.

Simply continue to press the CH 1 button to get to the

channel you desire. As you press the button you will

notice the other Channel LEDs turn on as you increase

the MIDI channel number. Once you reach the channel

you desire, press the STORE button to save it to

memory.

Note: There are only 4 channel LED, so the MIDI

channel count will be done in values of 4. MIDI channel

1 will be signified by CH1 CLEAN LED flashing, & as you

increase in number, MIDI channel 4 will be signified by

all four channel LEDs flashing, but once MIDI channel

5 is selected, only the CH1 CLEAN LED will flash again.

Every time you reach MIDI channel 5, 9, or 13, the LED

cycle will once again start from the CH1 CLEAN LED. So

keep count as you select the channel you desire. If you

go past MIDI channel 16, the count will start at channel

1 again. Once saved to memory, the Channel LEDs will

flash very quickly several times to verify the change has

been made & completed.

MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE

This amplifier can remember up to 128 program settings

of the MIDI controllable functions. To set a program (i.e.

amplifier configuration) to be controlled via MIDI:

1. Set the amplifier to the configuration you intend to

save to a program number. (Ex: Ch: 2, Boost On,

Bright ON, Master Volume: 2, FX Loop: OFF, etc)

2. Once the amplifier is configured as you would like,

press the store button. The Store LED will flash &

the amplifier will wait now for a command through

its MIDI IN jack.

3. Send a program change command from your MIDI

Pedal or other equipment with the correct channel

& program number you intend to have the amplifier.

save the current configuration to.

4. Once the command is received, the amplifier will

save the current amp configuration to that program

number. The Store LED will flash 3 times & turn off

verifying that the command has been received &

Saved.

Now, anytime you send that program number to the amplifier

from your MIDI pedal or other external equipment, the amplifier

will switch to that saved configuration. This will allow for any

configuration of your settings to be recalled with any MIDI device.

MIDI CONTROLLABLE FUNCTIONS

The amplifier functions that can be controlled via MIDI

are as follows:

CHANNEL SELECTION (1-2)

Boost (All Channels)

Bright function (All Channels)

FX Loop in/out

Master Volume 1 & 2

Reverb On or Off

TWO NOTES EMBEDDED FUNCTIONS

Reverb

Noise Gate

Twin Tracker

EQ L

EQ R

MUTE

These functions can be set & controlled in a MIDI

program change setting, where one program change

command will call up a configuration of the above

settings, or continuous controller commands, where

a CC command will switch any one of the functions

listed above, independent from any of the others. The

CC command functions are great for things like instant

access buttons on foot pedals etc.

CONTINUOUS CONTROLLER (CC)

To use CC commands, the amplifier Functions have

all been given a designated number & on or off

setting. When using & selecting a function the number

associated with the function must be used & then the

setting of the function (on or off) must also be sent.

Most MIDI equipment (pedals etc) allows you to select

a CC number & then designate whether it be turned to

on or off. (Consult the external equipment instruction

manual).

The following commands & their CC numbers need

only be sent an ON command (0-63) as they are used

to switch between channels which cannot be turned

off, only changed to a different channel or level, on &

off commands sent will produce the same result.

The following commands control functions that are

turned on & off. These functions require an off (0-63)

& on (64-127) command (byte) to be sent with the CC

number to either turn them on or off. If you are trying to

use them & are not getting them

to respond, chances are you are sending the wrong

command byte ( 0-63 is OFF & 64-127 is ON).

(Consult the Peripheral's instruction manual)

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Function

Value

Hex

Masters

(0x1B)

Bright

(0x1D)

Reverb

(0x1F)

FX Loop

(0x23)

Two Notes Reverb

(0x25)

Two Notes Noise Gate

(0x26)

Two Notes Twin Tracker

(0x27)

Two Notes EQ L

(0x28)

Two Notes EQ R

(0x29)

Two Notes Mute

(0x2A)

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Decimal