software.
Therefore, this procedure makes it difficult to restore the defaults accidentally.
Note: In step 3, you will need to push the Gear Shift knob down partway—not enough to
turn it off, but enough to trigger a secondary switch. This is called a “half press.” If you
accidentally turn LPX off by pushing the Gear Shift knob down too far, you will need to
start over.
Restore Defaults Step-by-Step
1.
Enter the
Red
bank, then rotate the Gear Shift knob fully counter-clockwise to the
●
(red circle) position.
2.
Push down on the Digital Varitone knob; a white arrow appears in the Gear Shift knob
center.
3.
Half press the Gear Shift knob, then hold it in this position until the arrow turns
blue
.
4.
Turn the Gear Shift knob clockwise until its center shows
1
(the pin string LED will be lit
as well).
5.
Push down on the Digital Varitone knob. The
1
will flash
red
once.
6.
Turn the Gear Shift knob clockwise one notch so the center shows
0
(the peg string LED
will be lit as well).
7.
Push down on the Digital Varitone knob. The
0
will flash
red
once.
8.
Turn the Gear Shift knob counter-clockwise until its center shows
9
(the arrow string LED
will also be lit).
9.
Push down on the Digital Varitone knob. The
9
will flash
red
once.
10.
Turn the Gear Shift knob fully counter-clockwise until the center shows a
blue
arrow.
11.
Push down on the Digital Varitone knob. The arrow will flash
red
once, and the display
will show 1-0-9 to confirm the numbers you selected. Then, a
red
?
(question mark) will
appear.
12.
Rotate the Gear Shift knob two notches clockwise to select
Y
(for “yes”).
13.
Push down on the Digital Varitone knob. The
Y
flashes
red
once.
14.
Rotate the Gear Shift knob fully counter-clockwise; a
blue
arrow appears.
15.
Push down on the Digital Varitone knob. The arrow flashes
red
, and all string LEDs flash
green
to indicate the reset is complete, and finally, the
blue
arrow re-appears in the center
of the Gear Shift knob. (If the string LEDs flash
red
, LPX did not reset. You will need to start
over from step 1.)
16.
Return the silver tog-pot to its center position.
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