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The last step is to choose at what point in the pedal’s travel the switch happens. Move the pedal to that spot (typically
not quite all the way down or not quite all the way up), then press
Set Switch Position . The pedal position will be
remembered and the selected function will switch on and off as you move the pedal up and down. When the pedal
goes below the saved switch position, the switch is considered to be on, when the pedal moves up above the switch
position, the switch is considered to be off. There is an
Invert Switch setting that reverses this. If you want the switch to
be on when the pedal moves up above the switch position, turn the Invert Switch setting on.
Expression Pedal Grouping
Having four expression pedals in front of you can make for a large pedalboard. To help alleviate this, we’ve added
expression pedal grouping. This allows you to switch your expression pedal to use the settings of another expression
pedal input. As a result, one expression pedal can perform multiple functions within a single preset.
Let’s say expression pedal 1 is set to control volume, pedal 2 is set to control wah, pedal 3 is set to pan between two
amp models, and pedal 4 is set to control vibe rate. You can plug a pedal into the Pedal 1 jack and control volume. A tap
of a button and that pedal now controls wah. Additional taps will bring you to the amp panning and vibe rate controls.
Pressing the
Pdl Group button in the main Setup Menu will display five choices:
None – No pedal grouping active. Each pedal only performs one function per preset.
[1 2] 3 4 – Pedals 1 and 2 are grouped, 3 and 4 are not.
[1 2 3] 4 – Pedals 1, 2 and 3 are grouped, 4 is not.
[1 2 3 4] – Pedals 1, 2, 3 and 4 are grouped.
[1 2] [3 4] – Pedals 1 and 2 are grouped, pedals 3 and 4 are grouped. Each group is independent of each other. In this
mode, you can use both the Pedal 1 and Pedal 3 jacks to run two pedals with two functions each.
The only other thing you need is to assign a button that switches the expression pedal from one function to another.
You do this in the
Edit Buttons menu, selectable in the main setup menu. Select the button you wish to use for pedal
selection. Then, in the menu that appears, press the Type button until it’s set to Pedal 1
Now, when you press that button, the expression pedal will change to the next function in the group. When the
expression pedal grouping is set to two groups “
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function assigned to Expression Pedal 3.
Type
Pedal 1
Global
Off
Edit Button
Button 14, Page 2
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