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The foot
Pedal
port is a 1/4" jack. It is intended to be connected to a keyboard
sustain-/damper-style pedal, which will deliver on/o
ff
messages to your patch.
NOTE:
The Organelle presumes that any sustain/damper pedal used has a
"normally closed position" (negative polarity).
NOTE:
If an expression pedal is connected, your patch should receive a
continuous range of values. In our experience, various expression pedal models
and settings tend to deliver di
ff
erent ranges of values.
The
MIDI
Out
and
In
ports are stereo 1/8" jacks. These ports can send and receive
MIDI information with other instruments that also use 1/8" MIDI ports. These ports
meet the MIDI Manufacturers Association Specification for TRS MIDI connectors. An
adapter may be used to convert the 1/8" MIDI jack to standard 5-pin MIDI. The
Organelle uses the
TRS To MIDI Type A
spec.
The microSD card slot contains a card that acts as the internal microcomputer's root
disk. This means the Organelle's operating system lives here, but the microSD card is
also used to store patches.
The HDMI port delivers the video output of the Organelle's internal microcomputer.
Your Organelle matches whatever resolution your monitor/tv uses (up to 1080p). If
you power up the Organelle without HDMI connected and then connect HDMI, it will
default to 640x480 resolution. So it is best to connect your OG & Display before
powering them on. For additional information on using the HDMI port, see Chapter
6.
The
9VDC
power port is for connection to the Organelle's power supply.
NOTE:
The output specifications of the power supply are:
1. 9VDC
2. 1000mA (minimum)
3. 2.1mm diameter Center-positive tip
Any power supply used with the Organelle must meet these three specifications.
The
Power
switch will start the Organelle in the
On
position. This process takes a