MIDI Data Switch settings code switches:
reception via 1 2 3 4
OMNI-Mode up x x x
POLY Channel 1 down up up up
POLY Channel 2 down up up down
POLY Channel 3 down up down up
POLY Channel 4 down up down down
POLY Channel 5 down down up up
POLY Channel 6 down down up down
POLY Channel 7 down down down up
POLY Channel 8 down down down down
x => setting does not affect mode
3 SWITCH LOOP 1
This button is used to determine the status of Switch Loop 1. The contacts for the
switch loop are located at the 1/4" stereo jack (12). The red LED located above the button
indicates the status: LED off => open Switch Loop 1, Function* 1 passive,
LED on => Switch Loop 1 closed, Function* 1 active.
4 SWITCH LOOP 2
This button is used to determine the status of Switch Loop 2. The contacts for the
switch loop are located at the 1/4" stereo jack (12). The red LED located above the button
indicates the status: LED off => open Switch Loop 2, Function* 2 passive,
LED on => Switch Loop 2 closed, Function* 2 active.
5 SWITCH LOOP 3
This button is used to determine the status of Switch Loop 3. The contacts for the
switch loop are located at the 1/4" stereo jack (13). The red LED located above the button
indicates the status: LED off => open Switch Loop 3, Function* 3 passive,
LED on => Switch Loop 3 closed, Function* 3 active.
6 SWITCH LOOP 4
This button is used to determine the status of Switch Loop 4. The contacts for the
switch loop are located at the 1/4" stereo jack (13). The red LED located above the button
indicates the status: LED off => open Switch Loop 4, Function* 4 passive,
LED on => Switch Loop 4 closed, Function* 4 active.
7 SWITCH LOOP 5
This button is used to determine the status of Switch Loop 5. The contacts for the
switch loop are located at the 1/4" mono jack (14). The red LED located above the button
indicates the status: LED off => open Switch Loop 5, Function* 5 passive,
LED on => Switch Loop 5 closed, Function* 5 active.
8 SWITCH LOOP 6
This button is used to determine the status of Switch Loop 6. The contacts for the
switch loop are located at the 1/4" mono jack (15). The red LED located above the button
indicates the status: LED off => open Switch Loop 6, Function* 6 passive,
LED on => Switch Loop 6 closed, Function* 6 active.
* : the function on the amp contolled via the respective loop.
Usually a function is active when the switching loop is closed.
C) The LED flashes rapidly after you have selected a MIDI program location: The MIDI
program change has been transmitted via a MIDI channel which is not selected on the
Switcher. In other words the MIDI channel being sent from the MIDI device (e.g. a MIDI
Footcontroller) is not in accordance with the MIDI channel on the Switcher and
therefore the Switcher does not change to this program location. As soon as a new MIDI
program change command is received via the selected MIDI channel, the LED stops
flashing and the Switcher changes to the respective program location.
D) The LED illuminates briefly when you press the WRITE button or shortly thereafter. This
indicates the settings for all switching loops have been saved on the selected program location.
E) The LED illuminates continually when you press the WRITE button. This indicates you did
not select a MIDI program location after you powered the Switcher up. Consequently, the
device cannot save the setting. The same situation occurs when the MIDI channel setting on the
Switcher is not identic to the MIDI channel where the program change comand has been transmitted.
2 MIDI CHANNEL
These code switches enable you to set the MIDI channels to OMNI or POLY 1 through 8 for
MIDI data reception. The table below depicts the switch settings for the respective channels.
The same table is also located on the top panel of the Switcher.
1 2 3 4
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