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1. Panel Controls and Connections

Operating Instructions

Storing and Recalling Patches

After creating a sound that you like, you can store its settings in the

unit's internal memory. Sound setting data (individual knob settings) is

called a Patch. Saving a patch to the unit's internal memory is called

Store.

The BBT500 provides five memory locations for storing patch data.

Patch data in the memory is stored even when the power is switched

OFF, and can be recalled at any time by pressing the patch's corre-

sponding switch. Take note that unless the changes are saved to memory,

any changes made to the patch will be lost when another patch is se-

lected or when the power is switched OFF.

After creating a sound you want to keep for later use, press and hold

any one of the Memory Switches (1-5) until all of the front panel indica-

tors light.

Ex.) Press and hold Memory Switch [1] until all indicators light.

* INPUT LEVEL and OUTPUT LEVEL settings are not stored in memory.

Recalling a Patch

To use one of the patches stored in memory, just press the Memory

Switch [1]-[5] to which the data is stored.

The indicator of the selected Memory Switch lights.

Ex.) Recalling the patch stored to Memory Switch [2].

After you recall or store a patch, the value for each knob will appear in

the display when the knob (COMP - TREBLE) is used.

Setting Value

Storing a Patch

However, if the value set in the patch is different than the knob's actual

position, the patch's value will flash in the display but it will not change,

nor will the sound, even though you are turning the knob. For more infor-

mation on this situation, refer to the "Knob Position and Settings" sec-

tion below.

● Knob Position and Settings

When a patch is recalled from memory, etc., it may be that the

knob's actual position differs from the value set in the recalled

patch.

In this case, the BBT500 is programmed to flash the patch's

value on the display without changing it or the sound until the

knob's position corresponds to the value in the recalled patch

setting.

If the display flashes when rotating the knob, continue rotating

the knob until its position matches the flashing value. When the

position and value match, the value will stop flashing on the

display and change as the knob is turned.

Ex.) If the GAIN knob is pointing at the "3 o'clock" posi-

tion and a patch with a GAIN setting of 4.0 is recalled.

The value "4.0" flashes on the display

but rotating the knob from the "3

o'clock" position to the "11 o'clock"

position does not change anything.

● The Useful "Undo" Function

Press and hold the [MANUAL] switch activates the "Undo" func-

tion, which returns settings to the condition they were in prior to

pressing a Memory Switch [1]-[5] or the [MANUAL] switch.

This function is useful in cases such as:

You've just made some changes to the patch saved in Memory

Switch [1] but pressed Memory Switch [2] before you could save

the changes to memory. Press and hold the [MANUAL] switch to

return the settings to the same condition they were in before you

pressed Memory Switch [2].

In the same manner, you made some changes to a patch but

pressed the [MANUAL] switch before you could save those

changes to memory. Press and hold the [MANUAL] button to re-

store your changes.

As the knob goes past the "11

o'clock" position and its position

matches that of the value, the

value will then stop flashing and

start changing according to the

knob's position.