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Appendices

PARAMETER ID

PARAMETER ID

NUMBER (ddH)

VALUE (vvH)

Mod. F/X Type Selection

02H

00H = Chorus 1

01H = Chorus 2

02H = Chorus 3

03H = Flange 1

04H = Flange 2

05H = Flange 3

06H = Phaser 1

07H = Phaser 2

08H = Touch Wah

09H = Pedal Wah

0AH = Tremolo 1

0BH = Tremolo 2

0CH = Tremolo 3

0DH = Vibratone 1

0EH = Vibratone 2

0FH = Vibratone 3

Delay Type Selection 

03H

00H = Digital 6

01H = Tape 1

02H = Tape 2

03H = Tape 3

04H = Tape 4

05H = Tape 5

06H = Tape 6

07H = Ducking 1

08H = Ducking 2

09H = Ducking 3

0AH = Ducking 4

0BH = Digital 1

0CH = Digital 2

0DH = Digital 3

0EH = Digital 4

0FH = Digital 5

PARAMETER ID

PARAMETER ID

NUMBER (ddH)

VALUE (vvH)

Amp Type Selection

00H

00H = Tweed 1

01H = Tweed 2

02H = Tweed 3

03H = Blackface 1

04H = Blackface 2

05H = Blackface 3

06H = Dyna-Touch 1

07H = Dyna-Touch 2

08H = Dyna-Touch 3

09H = Dyna-Touch 4

0AH = British 1

0BH = British 2

0CH = British 3

0DH = Modern 1

0EH = Modern 2

0FH = Modern 3

Reverb Type Selection

01H

00H = Room 1

01H = Room 2

02H = Room 3

03H = Hall 1

04H = Hall 2

05H = Hall 3

06H = Arena 1

07H = Arena 2

08H = Plate 1

09H = Plate 2

0AH = Spring 1

0BH = Spring 2

0CH = Spring 3

0DH = Spring 4

0EH = Ambient 1

0FH = Ambient 2

Cyber-Deluxe™ Amplifier Parameter/Setting Table 

(Appendix 5 continued)

Summary of Contents for CYBER DELUXE

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Page 4: ...NTS CORPORATION CORONA CA USA Copyright 2001 by FMIC Trademarks Blackface Cyber Deluxe Cyber Foot Controller Cyber Twin Cyber Series Dyna Touch Mr Gearhead Virtual Tone Interpolation Bassman Deluxe Reverb Fender Princeton Twin Reverb and all related logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of FMIC Celestion and CBS are registered trademarks of their respective owners ...

Page 5: ...rom the outlet when left unused for a long period of time or during electrical storms Do not drip nor splash liquids nor place liquid filled containers on the unit CAUTION No user serviceable parts inside refer servicing to qualified personnel only Fender amplifiers and loudspeaker systems are capable of producing very high sound pressure levels which may cause temporary or permanent hearing damag...

Page 6: ... 14 EXPANDER Jack and Controls 15 EFFECTS LOOP Jacks and Switch 15 2 2 Pr Pr esets In Depth esets In Depth Amp Types and Effects Defined Amp Type Selections 16 Effects Selections 17 Preset Edit Menus Effects Editing 19 Advanced Edit Mode 19 Reverb Edit Menu 20 Modulation Effects Edit Menu 20 Delay Effects Edit Menu 22 Compressor and Noise Gate Settings 23 3 3 Advanced Functions Advanced Functions ...

Page 7: ...knob until the adjacent green LED is ON most of the time and the red LED flashes occasionally at peak playing levels Set MASTER to desired level 4 Rotate the DATA WHEEL to explore other Amp Design presets Amplifier settings and actual circuit configurations will change automatically Note that while in PRESET MODE front panel knob positions may not reflect actual amp settings until the knobs are ca...

Page 8: ...o be the amp designer Start with one of 32 permanent amp and effect setups stored within the Cyber Deluxe amp twist some knobs make some changes then SAVE to one of the 32 rewritable preset locations reserved onboard for your original amplifier designs Or press MANUAL and start from scratch MIDI implementation on the Cyber Deluxe amplifier enables you to transfer presets to and from the amp for ba...

Page 9: ...ers 16 Delay effects selections with LEVEL control and EDIT parameters MIDI implementation 23 Continuous Controllers auto adjust amp parameters for use with external MIDI equipment sequencer computer foot controller or Cyber Series amplifier 1 Assignable Continuous Controller enables foot pedal control of 1 of 12 programmable parameters System Exclusive functionality for selective preset managemen...

Page 10: ...ithout changing it press and hold the EXIT button FF while turning the type knob until its capture LED comes on then release EXIT Figure 1d Captured knobs and their settings are active temporarily Save the preset before selecting a different preset or switching to MANUAL MODE see SAVE on page 12 MANUAL MODE is activated by pressing the MANUAL button the adjacent green LED illuminates in MANUAL MOD...

Page 11: ... D VOLUME Controls the post distortion signal level and contributes to overall amp loudness Use in conjunction with GAIN C to normalize volume differences between presets E TREBLE Controls the high frequency tone level F MIDDLE Controls the mid frequency tone level G BASS Controls the low frequency tone level H MASTER VOLUME Controls the overall volume output from the amplifier in conjunction with...

Page 12: ... EDIT Selects a Modulation effect parameter to edit N MODULATION EFFECTS LEVEL Adjusts the Modulation effect level O DELAY EFFECTS SELECTION Selects from 16 variations of 3 Delay effect types P DELAY EFFECTS EDIT Selects a Delay effect parameter to edit Q DELAY EFFECTS TAP Provides an intuitive way to rhythmically set the Delay time interval simply by tapping in the desired tempo The adjacent gree...

Page 13: ... is easily remedied by readjusting Gain Volume and Tone settings U MIDI LED Indicates MIDI activity This green LED flashes while the Cyber Deluxe amplifier is transmitting or receiving MIDI information V EDIT LED Indicates when editing has been initiated by pressing the COMP button Z the N GATE button AA or any of the effects EDIT buttons J M P When the EDIT LED is blinking the Cyber Deluxe amplif...

Page 14: ... P is pressed DD SAVE Saves the current amplifier configuration to memory 1 Press SAVE once and the display will flash a rewritable preset location 2 Select any rewritable preset location 32 63 using the DATA WHEEL BB 3 Press SAVE again and the preexisting contents of the displayed preset location will be overwritten with the current amplifier configuration NOTE If a different preset is selected b...

Page 15: ...d knob except for TRIM B It can also be assigned to control the primary Reverb Modulation or Delay effect parameter The assignment is preset programmable see Expression Pedal Parameter Assignment on page 26 JJ FOOTSWITCH JACK Connection for the included Fender 4 button footswitch used to access four favorite presets hands free The front panel footswitch LEDs X indicate active footswitch buttons se...

Page 16: ... QQ This stereo output incorporates speaker simulation circuitry to produce sound similar to that of miked guitar amp speakers compensating for the frequency response of headphones Cable Type and Signal Quality NOTE Jacks NN QQ SS and TT are all impedance balanced TRS Tip Ring Sleeve connections with on tip and on ring Using standard TS Tip Sleeve mono guitar cords with these jacks is acceptable b...

Page 17: ...st linked to a guitar amplifier rather than a bass or keyboard amplifier or full range PA system RR EXPANDER MONO STEREO SWITCH Selects either MONO or STEREO RIGHT CHANNEL output for the EXPANDER jack QQ When this switch is OUT both the internal speaker and the EXPANDER jack produce a summed MONO signal When this switch is IN the internal speaker produces the LEFT stereo channel and the expansion ...

Page 18: ...on are described in the following table AMP TYPE SELECTION GAIN GENERAL DESCRIPTION TONE CONTROL LOCATION 1 CLEAN TWEED 2 CRUNCH Tweed era with 59 Bassman amplifier tone controls PRE DISTORTION 3 HIGH 1 CLEAN BLACKFACE 2 CRUNCH Vintage Fender Blackface amplifier tone controls PRE DISTORTION 3 HIGH 1 CLEAN PRE DISTORTION 2 HIGH 3 HIGHER 4 MAX 1 CRUNCH Jangly British combo PRE DISTORTION BRITISH 2 H...

Page 19: ...63 Fender Reverb Unit with long decay original 63 Fender Reverb Unit FX TYPE SELECTION GENERAL DESCRIPTION ADDITIONAL NOTES 1 Slow sweep rate with high depth CHORUS 2 Medium sweep rate with high depth Lush chorus effect with smooth triangle wave LFO delay modulation 3 Fast sweep rate with low depth 1 Slow sweep rate with medium depth FLANGE 2 Slow sweep rate with high depth Deep flange effect with...

Page 20: ... medium feedback dark repeats panning 6 1 4 second medium feedback bright repeats panning 1 220ms delay medium feedback high ducking 2 350ms delay medium high feedback 3 460ms delay medium feedback 4 650ms delay medium feedback high ducking DELAY Selections The DELAY pointer knob selects variations of 3 Delay effect types The characteristics of each variation are described in the following table T...

Page 21: ...ting one or more parameter values with the DATA WHEEL press EXIT to end the edit process Ending the edit process will keep your changes active Save your changes to a new preset to secure them The EDIT parameters for REVERB MOD F X and DELAY effects groups are covered on the next 3 pages Normally the EDIT button will access one parameter for each REVERB and MOD F X and 2 parameters for DELAY but in...

Page 22: ...essing the Reverb EDIT button The shaded parameters in the figure and table below are accessible only in Advanced Edit Mode see page 19 Edit parameter values with the DATA WHEEL range is 1 0 to 9 9 Figure 2a Reverb Edit Menu Figures 2a 2b and 2c illustrate EDIT button operation by showing for each press in turn the menu item parameter code as it appears in the display and the parameter name Modula...

Page 23: ...inimum 1 0 is lowest frequency 9 9 is highest frequency Maximum Frequency HI Frequency the Wah sweeps to when your playing volume is at maximum 1 0 is lowest frequency 9 9 is highest frequency Wah Sweep SP Two Wah sweep types Low Q Lo is smooth High Q Hi is extreme Pedal WAH Center Frequency Fr The center frequency of the Wah filter 1 0 is lowest 9 9 is highest Heel Frequency HE The heel down Wah ...

Page 24: ...elay repeats 1 0 is 1 repeat 9 9 is many repeats Wow Flutter FL Amount of random volume and pitch changes tape recorder nostalgia effect 1 0 is minimum fluctuation 9 9 is maximum fluctuation Low Pass Frequency Cutoff LP Brightness of the delay signal 1 0 is minimum dark tone 9 9 is maximum brightness DIGITAL Delay Time dt Duration between delay repeats from 30 milliseconds 0 3 to about 1450 millis...

Page 25: ...ments with rhythm guitar The Cyber Deluxe amplifier offers 4 levels of signal compression see COMPRESSOR on page 11 Noise Gate Settings The function of the Noise Gate is to reduce noise when the guitar input level is near zero noise is picked up from environmental sources such as fluorescent light fixtures The Cyber Deluxe amplifier offers 3 levels of Noise Gate low medium and high Each level has ...

Page 26: ... tip ring sleeve TRS type cords are acceptable 4 Set the EXPANDER MONO STEREO button RR to the IN position 5 Switch POWER ON to the Cyber Deluxe amplifier then the auxiliary amp 6 While playing with your guitar and Cyber Deluxe amplifier at normal levels turn the EXPANDER LEVEL knob OO until the amplifiers are equally loud If any auxiliary amp controls are functional it may be necessary to adjust ...

Page 27: ...es and selection ranges refer to Appendix 1 on page 31 For information on MIDI messages and preset edit tables refer to Appendix 2 through Appendix 5 starting on page 32 4 Button Footswitch Preset Assignment You can store four favorite presets for quick access from the 4 button Footswitch 1 Select the preset you would like to assign to a Footswitch button using the DATA WHEEL make it the active pr...

Page 28: ...ch as REVERB level shown to the left BUT if one of the three effects groups pointer knobs is indicated capture LED ON it is the parameter accessed with one press of the EDIT button that is assigned to the expression pedal for the current effect After connecting an expression pedal see EXPRESSION PEDAL JACK on page 13 move the pedal through its full range of motion to calibrate it for use with the ...

Page 29: ... devices such as MIDI CC or expression pedals Transmits SysEx Messages to Upload Utility and preset data to other devices PCs or another Cyber Deluxe amplifier using MIDI Dump NOTE When the Continuous Controller Echo feature is enabled all incoming Continuous Controller control change messages will be retransmitted out of the MIDI Out connection in addition to messages originated in the amplifier ...

Page 30: ...t the desired channel with the DATA WHEEL The range of values is 1 16 Omni On and Off OF The default setting Omni On enables the amplifier to respond to channel messages on all channels The Off OF setting configures the amplifier to ignore all channel messages System Exclusive messages will still be accepted and processed if the receive channel is off MIDI Transmit Channel Selection This menu item...

Page 31: ...itionally if set to On all Continuous Controller channel messages received at MIDI IN will be echoed retransmitted through MIDI OUT Memory Protect This menu item is used to prevent your rewritable presets from being overwritten 1 Press UTILITY repeatedly until Pt is displayed the display will then alternate between Pt and the current setting 2 Select Off OF or On with the DATA WHEEL The default se...

Page 32: ...m is used to perform data transfer of the CURRENT preset using the MIDI Dump convention 1 Press UTILITY repeatedly until dP is displayed 2 Press TAP to execute the current preset dump This operation uses a SysEx message to transfer the preset data structure to another Cyber Deluxe amplifier or a PC MIDI file If another Cyber Deluxe amplifier is used to receive and store the preset the target Cyber...

Page 33: ...mber CC 11 1 100 CC Device Number 100 is displayed as 00 Setting MIDI Receive rc Omni On 1 16 Omni On Omni recognizes all channel messages Channel Selection Off OF MIDI Transmit tc Off OF 1 16 Off OF Channel Selection System Exclusive id Omni On 17 32 Omni On Omni recognizes all system exclusive ID Selection messages and transmits ID 33 CC Echo Ec Off OF On On Off OF CC messages received are retra...

Page 34: ...t X disabled Omni Channel setting changes stored Channel Changed 1 16 1 16 Omni in static memory Default Mode 3 Mode 2 Receiver Mode is front panel Mode Messages X X settable to Mode 2 or 4 and Altered X Mode 2 Mode 4 is stored in static memory Note Note Number X X Number True Voice X X Velocity Note ON X X Note OFF X X After Keys X X Touch Channel X X Pitch Bender X X Control Change O O Assignabl...

Page 35: ... preset numbers 00 through 63 All Programs presets are located in Bank 00 Bank changes to Bank 01 Bank 02 or Bank 03 are ignored however the Cyber Deluxe amplifier will accept a program change to program 127 in ANY bank to activate deactivate the Tuner Control Change Control Change channel messages are used to accomplish MIDI control of amplifier parameters and settings MIDI devices which support ...

Page 36: ...ter Volume 0 127 11 Current Expression Pedal Assignment 0 21 85 Effects On Off2 OFF 0 63 ON 64 127 102 Gain 0 127 103 Volume 0 127 104 Treble 0 127 105 Middle 0 127 106 Bass 0 127 107 reserved 0 127 108 Master Volume 0 127 109 Reverb Level 0 127 110 Reverb Time 0 127 111 Reverb Dwell Input 0 127 112 Reverb Diffusion 0 127 113 Reverb Tone 0 127 114 Mod F X Level 0 127 115 Mod F X Parameter 1 0 127 ...

Page 37: ... and or utilities are replaced with this information This appendix contains tables describing the System Exclusive message components and protocol for MIDI Dump The System Exclusive device ID must be set to Omni On or to match to accomplish the data transfers NOTE The nomenclature for values uses an H to designate that the one byte value is expressed in Hexadecimal 00H FFH w ww ww w f f e e n n d ...

Page 38: ...ile Byte F7H End of System Exclusive Message VALUE DESCRIPTION F0H Start of System Exclusive Message 08H Fender Manufacturer ID nnH nn Device ID minus one 21H Amp ID number 21H The upper nibble identifies the Cyber Deluxe amplifier and the lower nibble designates software version 04H Message ID number for additional parameter controls 23H ID number indicating request for a MIDI Dump 00H Unused Dat...

Page 39: ...00H FFH w ww ww w f f e e n n d d e e r r c co om m w ww ww w m m r r g g e e a a r r h h e e a a d d n ne et t 37 Appendices System Exclusive Preset Edit Message VALUE DESCRIPTION F0H Start of System Exclusive Message 08H Fender Manufacturer ID nnH nn Device ID minus one 21H Amp ID number 21H The upper nibble identifies the Cyber Deluxe amplifier and the lower nibble designates software version 0...

Page 40: ...6 07H Ducking 1 08H Ducking 2 09H Ducking 3 0AH Ducking 4 0BH Digital 1 0CH Digital 2 0DH Digital 3 0EH Digital 4 0FH Digital 5 PARAMETER ID PARAMETER ID NUMBER ddH VALUE vvH Amp Type Selection 00H 00H Tweed 1 01H Tweed 2 02H Tweed 3 03H Blackface 1 04H Blackface 2 05H Blackface 3 06H Dyna Touch 1 07H Dyna Touch 2 08H Dyna Touch 3 09H Dyna Touch 4 0AH British 1 0BH British 2 0CH British 3 0DH Mode...

Page 41: ...h 04H Even Higher Noise Gate Selection 05H 00H Off 01H Noise Gate 1 02H Noise Gate 2 03H Noise Gate 3 Noise Gate Depth 06H 00H 7FH 0 127 Expression CC Pedal 07H 00H Gain Assignment 01H Volume 02H Treble 03H Middle 04H Bass 05H reserved 06H Master Volume 07H Reverb Level 08H Reverb Time 09H Mod F X Level 0AH Mod F X Parameter 0BH Delay Level 0CH Delay Time Cyber Deluxe Amplifier Parameter Setting T...

Page 42: ...l transmit the first data packet The transmission continues until all the information has been sent After the last packet the End of File message is sent In order for handshaking to work the Device ID must be set to the same ID number as the amp The handshake messages the amp will respond to are Handshake System Exclusive Message VALUE DESCRIPTION F0H Start of System Exclusive Message 7EH Universa...

Page 43: ... MIDI Continuous Controller messages from external devices Make sure the MIDI Receive Channel is set properly See MIDI Receive Channel Selection page 28 Make sure the Continuous Controller number matches the value set in the Utility menu or one of the predefined numbers listed in the appendices see Continuous Controller device number setting page 28 Make sure the MIDI cables are connected properly...

Page 44: ...Variable OUTPUT IMPEDANCE 220Ω impedance balanced Right channel mono switchable phase switchable SPEAKER COMPLEMENT Celestion G12T 100 12 8Ω P N 054420 FUSES PRIMARY F4A 100V 120V units F1 6A 230V 240V units SECONDARY T1A digital supply FOOTSWITCH 4 button preset quick access P N 057219 5 pin DIN cord supplied EXPRESSION PEDAL 1 4 Tip Sleeve analog compatible with any passive volume pedal 10kΩ to ...

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