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(1)  BANK DN      

BANK DOWN switch 1(SW1);  

In “Recall Mode”

, press this switch to decrease the bank number.  

In “Program Mode

”, hit this switch to shift the programming between loop1~4 (“L” in LCD Display ) and loop5~8 (“H” 

in LCD Display). 
To toggle between 

“ 

Recall Mode

” 

and 

Program Mode

” 

hold this switch down for a couple seconds. Check for more 

details in the 

“P

rogramming Loops and Foot switches

” 

section (page 4). 

 

(2) BANK UP 

BANK UP switch (SW2); 

In 

“Recall Mode”

, press this switch to increase the bank number. 

In 

“Program Mode”

, press this switch to program the amp footswitches (FS1/FS2). Holding down this 

switch will toggle between 

“Recall Mode” 

and 

“Active Bank Setup Mode (ABS)”

, for more complete of 

the 

active bank setup mode” (page 5). 

 

(3) A B C D 

In Recall Mode: 

Preset switches 

“A” “B” “C” or “D” recall previously programmed loops for those switches. 

(Pressing the same preset switch again will 

“Bypass” the switcher, as indicated by the blue led above the bank up 

switch).  

In Program Mode

A

” 

engages loop4 or loop8, 

B

” 

for loop3 or loop7, 

C

” 

for loop2 or loop6, 

D

” 

for loop1 or 

loop5. 

 

(4) TUNER / Mute 

When this switch is engaged, the OUTPUT jack will be muted and the TUNER jack connects to INPUT jack. 

     

(5)  NUMERICAL (LCD) DISPLAY 

In Recall Mode: 

 The numerical display indicates the active BANK. 

In Program Mode: 

“L”

 

indicates loop1~4 are ready to be programmed, “H”

 

indicates loop5~8 are ready to be programmed. 

In “Active Bank Setup”  (ABS) Mode: 

A blinking “Blue LED” above “Bank Up” indicates the ABS program mode has been activate. (See the “ABS Section on 
page 5  for programming the ABS Function). 

 
(6) Master Bypass Access 

     To bypass the effects looped into the switcher, simply press any active recall switch   
     

“A, B, C, D” (the active switch will be indicated by a solid red LED above the switch). When this switch is   

     pressed again, that switches LED will turn off. A 

blue LED above the “BANK UP” switch will turn solid blue.  

     

This will indicate that the switcher is in “Bypass Mode”. Select any switch A-D to exit bypass mode and enter  

     back into recall mode. (You cannot program the switcher in bypass mode). 

Summary of Contents for FX22 Command center

Page 1: ...s Accel Pedal Boards Dimensions 22 00 56cm L x 14 50 37cm W x 2 90 7 37cm H Instant recall no latency True bypass design 8 loops in total 7 series loops and 1 separate loop 2 dedicated foot switches latch type Individual Tuner Mute switch Master bypass access Store up to 80 presets 4 presets per banks 20 banks Programmable Live Rehearsal mode Active Bank Setup Mode ABS Factory Reset Intuitive oper...

Page 2: ...22 Command Center 3 Follow all operating and use instructions for safe operation of this unit 4 WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock do not expose this device to rain or moisture The unit should not be exposed to liquids of any kind Any objects or containers filled with liquids such as drinks or beverages shall not be placed on top of the unit 5 Clean only with a dry cloth 6 Protec...

Page 3: ... is hooked up properly the user should be able to go through this manual in about a half an hour or so and understand all the switchers functions Be sure to keep the manual for reference especially as a reminder for the lesser used functions An instructional video is also available online at accelaudio com that mirrors this manual teaching all the functions in an abbreviated form FX22 Command Cent...

Page 4: ...n purchasing a FX Pedal Board Universal Power Supply mounting bracket Make sure you cut out around the holes you plan to use for power supply mounting 3M Dual Lock Mounting Instructions Read before using this product Mounting Instructions Note When using 3M Dual Lock Reclosable Fasteners To obtain optimum bond to any surface apply above 68 F 20 C All surfaces must be clean dry and free of oil grea...

Page 5: ...ser s manual pages 12 and 13 Make sure to use a 9V input at least 350mA 2 Reference the Over View section pages 5 7 for component and feature identification 3 Power up switcher For this unit to function properly use only a 9V power supply between 350 500mA Warning Use only a 9V power supply Do not use more than a 9V power supply this will over heat the switcher and will not be covered under warran...

Page 6: ...e the bank up switch In Program Mode A engages loop4 or loop8 B for loop3 or loop7 C for loop2 or loop6 D for loop1 or loop5 4 TUNER Mute When this switch is engaged the OUTPUT jack will be muted and the TUNER jack connects to INPUT jack 5 NUMERICAL LCD DISPLAY In Recall Mode The numerical display indicates the active BANK In Program Mode L indicates loop1 4 are ready to be programmed H indicates ...

Page 7: ...sends the signal and RTN8 returns it FX LOOP OUT8 is the output of loop8 SEND8 also functions as latching N C Normally Closed switch which works as footswitch to control amplifier channel while FX LOOP OUT8 also functions as latching N O Normally Open footswitch This is nice to have when you are using your amp to achieve your overdriven or distortion tones instead of a pedal since most modulation ...

Page 8: ...8 Primary Functions ...

Page 9: ...9 Secondary Functions ...

Page 10: ...10 Restoring Factory Presets Specifications Dimensions 480 L x60 W X52 H mm Weight 1000g Power Supply DC9V Negative Center Current Drain max 350mA Signal Flow Chart ...

Page 11: ...11 Operational Flow Chart ...

Page 12: ...12 Typical Setup Configuration Diagrams ...

Page 13: ...13 ...

Page 14: ... Programs Active Bank Setup Mode ABS to define only the number of banks you wish to use See Page 5 Less Used Programming Functions These text are shown in parenthesis These are relative to the programming of Active Bank Pool Setup BPS if you wish to define Bank Pools Red with or witout a dot for use You can only use one at a time page 5 Also Factory Reset Reset page 6 Recall Mode White text on uni...

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