Intellijel Tete, User Manual

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Tête + Tetrapad Manual
Setting the Number of Voltage Banks
One of the first things you’ll wish to do in Voltages Mode is to divide Tetrapad’s four physical pads into
either 8, 12, or 16 virtual pads, with each virtual pad capable of storing a bank of 8 voltages. To do so:
1. Press Tête’s ​ SETUP ​ MODE ​ button to display the Mode SETUP Menu.
2. Rotate Tête’s screen encoder to select the ​ Pads ​ option, then press the encoder.
3. Rotate the encoder to select between ​ 8 ​ , ​ 12 ​ , and ​ 16 ​ , then press the encoder to apply your
selection.
Tetrapad will divide its four physical pads into either 2, 3 or 4 zones, giving you either 8, 12 or
16 virtual pads (banks).
4. Press Tête’s ​ SETUP ​ MODE ​ button exit the Mode SETUP Menu.
Assigning Voltage Values
After you assign either 8, 12, or 16 voltage banks to Tetrapad, you next need to assign up to eight
output voltages (one for each physical output on Tetrapad) to each of the 8, 12 or 16 virtual pads
(bank).
You can do this either manually or randomly.
Manual Voltage Assignment
1. Touch one of the 8, 12 or 16 virtual pads on Tetrapad
2. If Tetrapad’s SHIFT LED is
​
red
​
, press the red SHIFT button to make the LED
​
green
​
.
When the SHIFT LED is ​ green ​ , you can assign voltages to outputs 1-4. When it’s ​ red ​ , you can
assign voltages to outputs 5-6. Pressing the red SHIFT button toggles between these two
settings. In addition, the Active Output Bank Indicator on Tête’s screen graphically depicts
which set of outputs are being edited.
3. Rotate Tetrapad Encoder 1 to assign a voltage to output 1.
If necessary, you can press-turn an encoder to fine tune the voltage level.
4. Rotate Tetrapad Encoders 2-4 to assign voltages to outputs 2-4.
5. Press the red SHIFT button (turning the SHIFT LED
​
red
​
), then rotate Tetrapad Encoders 1-4
to assign voltages to outputs 5-8.
6. Touch another of the 8, 12 or 16 virtual pads on Tetrapad and repeat steps 2-5.
7. Continue making manual assignments for each of Tetrapad’s 8, 12, or 16 virtual pads (banks).
The following diagram illustrates this basic functionality within Voltages Mode:
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