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Settings
Several settings can be made from inside the pedal. Open the back lid and you will have easy access
to hardware settings (and customization options such IC or clipping diodes replacement).
MIDI Receive and MIDI Transmit Sockets
Inside the pedal there are two small 4-pin sockets: one socket is for MIDI Receive function (factory
default) and another for MIDI Transmit function. The external 5-pin MIDI connector is connected to
the circuit board on one socket or the other, through a 4-wire jumper cable. Only one function can be
used at a time. You may use a standard MIDI cable to connect to your other MIDI devices externally,
for either function: transmit or receive.
Note:
Because TS8-MS is not configured with a second external MIDI connector for MIDI Through
function, you will have to place it last in your chain of MIDI devices that needs to be MIDI
controlled. Be sure the MIDI signal inside pedal goes from/to the appropriate socket on the circuit
board.
Multi Function Switch
This rotating switch has 16 positions and performs multiple functions:
1.
It sets the Receive/Transmit MIDI Channel and maps a particular switching
pattern to Effect/Bypass/Extended pedal states, for the two isolated relays
performing external switching, when footswitch is pushed.
1.
Audio Op-Amp IC socket
2.
External MIDI connector - used for MIDI Receive or
MIDI Transmit
3.
Custom Clipping sockets - default with LED's
4.
MIDI Jumper Cable - couples to MIDI RX or TX
sockets, setting the MIDI Receive or Transmit function
of the pedal
5.
Multi Function switch, which is used to set:
- MIDI Channel for Receive or Transmit functions
- Switching Pattern for External Switching Relays
- Setup
6.
MIDI Transmit socket
7.
MIDI Receive socket (default connected)
