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Hammond SK Pro Series, Manual

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Hammond SK Pro Series Manual Download Page 21

Special Performance Features

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CALIBRATE (POLARITY)

This Parameter allows you to configure the polarity of a Damper Pedal to work properly with the SK PRO.

To calibrate a Damper Pedal for the SK PRO, do the following:

NOTE:

Do not press the Damper Pedal while performing this operation.

1.

With the DAMPER FUNCTION Mode Page displaying, press the DIRECTION “

q

” button

repeatedly until the box, “CALIBRATE” is highlighted:

2.

Press the ENTER button. You will see the following message in the display for approximately
½ second:

After the above message disappears, the connected Damper Pedal is set to work properly with
the SK PRO.

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Summary of Contents for SK Pro Series

Page 1: ...SPECIAL PERFORMANCE FEATURES...

Page 2: ...ting for the LOWER or PEDAL Part Press and Hold either the LOWER or PEDAL buttons while Pressing either the UP or DOWN buttons The octave will change for the selected Part TRY THIS 1 Make sure the ins...

Page 3: ...on once The box underneath OCTAVE will display 0 The instrument will now play at normal pitch NOTE You can also adjust the OCTAVE settings for the UPPER LOWER and PEDAL Parts by using the OCTAVE Param...

Page 4: ...UP button allows you to transpose higher TRY THIS 1 Make sure the instrument is un transposed or playing in concert pitch TRANSPOSE button LED not lit 2 Press and Hold the TRANSPOSE button and look a...

Page 5: ...the UP button until the message at the upper right of the display disappears NOTE You can also transpose the entire instrument by using the MASTER TRANSPOSE feature in the SOUND FUNCTION Mode This is...

Page 6: ...e CONTROL Edit Menu do the following 1 From any of the PLAY Mode screens press the MENU EXIT button once The Information Center Display should now look like this The word COMBINATION should be highlig...

Page 7: ...like this 4 Now press the ENTER button The Information Center Display should now look like this You are now in the CONTROL Edit Menu You may now use the PAGE NAVIGATION buttons in conjunction with the...

Page 8: ...k series instruments is set up to accept different types of devices The data chart below shows the options you may select FOOT SWITCH DEVICE SELECT Options Description Function Foot Switch A conventio...

Page 9: ...f the Mono input jacks In most cases the Left L input jack will access the Tip function while the Right R will access the Ring function NOTE You can also use a TRS cable to connect a dual momentary sw...

Page 10: ...hrough the Favorites Spring Shock Allows you to use the Foot Switch to add the sound of a Spring Reverb unit being jostled Delay Allows you to adjust the Delay Time of the Effects at the interval of p...

Page 11: ...o the FOOT SW 2 jack This Page is identical to the FOOT SWITCH 1 Page with one exception The DEVICE Parameter is not included in the FOOT SWITCH 2 Page because the FOOT SW 2 jack will not accept a Les...

Page 12: ...tion correctly with the SK PRO To calibrate a Foot Switch for the SK PRO do the following NOTE Do not press the Foot Switch while performing this operation 1 From any of the FOOT SWITCH 1 or FOOT SWIT...

Page 13: ...The following pages will explain how to set the Expression parameters to your preference SOURCE This Parameter allows you to select the source of expression control The data chart below shows the opti...

Page 14: ...m the above screen press the DIRECTION q button once The box to the right of ORGAN MIN LEVEL should be highlighted ORGAN MINIMUM LEVEL This Parameter allows you to set the amount of volume for the ORG...

Page 15: ...The SK PRO incorporates a Loudness algorithm similar to the one found on home audio At lower volume levels both high and low frequencies are boosted so that a flatter frequency response will be percei...

Page 16: ...he VALUE Rotary Control to the right to increase the Low Frequencies Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the left to decrease the Low Frequencies NOTE The default settings for the ORGAN MIN LEVEL and LIM...

Page 17: ...uld be highlighted GAIN This Parameter allows you to adjust the range of a connected Expression Pedal You can select from 70 to 130 Turn the VALUE Rotary Control to the right to increase the amount of...

Page 18: ...e the illustration below Turn the VALUE knob to make your selection NOTE The default CURVE Parameter setting is designed to replicate the performance of the Expression Pedal on a vintage Hammond Organ...

Page 19: ...ype of Damper Pedal to connect The data chart below shows the options you may select DAMPER Settings Parameter Description Switch Use a switch type pedal such as VFP1 Half Y Use a Type Y potentiometer...

Page 20: ...o adjust the range of a connected Damper Pedal You can select from 70 to 130 however the amount of audible change may differ depending on the specific Damper Pedal used Use this Parameter to obtain th...

Page 21: ...ollowing NOTE Do not press the Damper Pedal while performing this operation 1 With the DAMPER FUNCTION Mode Page displaying press the DIRECTION q button repeatedly until the box CALIBRATE is highlight...

Page 22: ...Pedal Sustain ON or OFF Organ Upper Sustain Allows you to turn Organ Upper Sustain ON or OFF Organ Lower Sustain Allows you to turn Organ Lower Sustain ON or OFF Tone Wheel Brake Allows you to bend t...

Page 23: ...l will respond when a Combination or Patch is selected The data chart below shows the options you may select PITCH BEND DEPTH Settings Parameter Description Patch The Pitch Bend Wheel will bend the pi...

Page 24: ...ning the RUN switch OFF then quickly back ON again a pseudo pitch bend effect could be created These Parameters allows you to recreate this effect RANGE This Parameter allows you to adjust the range o...

Page 25: ...DE should be highlighted AMPLITUDE This Parameter allows you to adjust whether the Volume changes or not along with the pitch The data chart below shows the options you may select AMPLITUDE Settings P...

Page 26: ...DISPLAY of this Guide several of the FUNCTION Mode Pages can be accessed by pressing and holding a button associated with that Page This Parameter allows you to select how long a button must be held b...

Page 27: ...the Information Center Display will continue to display a FUNCTION Mode Page before reverting to PLAY or MIXER Modes The data chart below shows the options you may select TIME OUT Settings Parameter D...

Page 28: ...Section VOLUME controls You can select from No no Pop Up will be displayed if a control is moved or from 0 5 to 2 0 seconds Turn the VALUE knob to make your selection From the above screen press the D...

Page 29: ...CTAVE DOWN UP buttons control Octave selection or Transposition The data chart below shows the options you may select OCTAVE TRANSPOSE Settings Parameter Description Every The Octave or Transposition...

Page 30: ...ons The data chart below shows the options you may select ALLOCATE MODE Settings Parameter Description Additive The ALLOCATE buttons will turn ON and OFF individually X Cancel Cross Canceling When one...

Page 31: ...s arrived at by the movement of the Rotary Control or slider at which point the value will change Turn the VALUE knob to make your selection From the above screen press the DIRECTION q button once The...

Page 32: ...DIRECTION q button once The box to the right of ORG SOUNDING POINT should be highlighted ORGAN SOUNDING POINT This Parameter allows you to set the point along the key travel at which sound is produced...

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