Hardware Test Mode
The
Hardware Test Mode
is a way to verify your hardware is working correctly. This procedure is run
on every unit at the factory. If you built the
Looping Delay
as a DIY Kit, or if you suspect damage
occurred to your unit, you can run this procedure to verify the module is working properly.
The full procedure is described in the
DIY Looping Delay Kit Build Guide
found at
https://4mscompany.com/
Factory Reset
A factory reset is not necessary unless you have changed
System Settings
or recently upgraded
firmware versions.
To perform a factory reset, hold down
Reverse
and
Ping
while powering up. After you release the
buttons, the red light will flash to indicate the firmware version. The
Ping
light will then flash
repeatedly. Hold down the
Ping
button for five seconds until it turns on solid. Release
Ping
.
The
Looping Delay
has now been reset to its factory default settings. Power off.
Technical Specifications
•
16 HP Eurorack format module
•
0.98” (25mm) maximum depth with power cable
Power consumption:
• +12V rail: 125mA max
• -12V rail: 45mA max
• +5V rail: not used
Audio Inputs
•
2
0Hz to 20kHz
• 20V peak-to-peak maximum before clipping (when AC coupled)
Audio Outputs
• 0Hz (DC) to 20kHz
• +10V to -10V maximum output
Clock Out:
• 0V to 8V
• +/- 2.4
µ
s maximum jitter (0.001% at 120 BPM)
• Rise/Fall time (10% to 90%): 350
µ
s
Loop Clk Out:
• 0V to 8V
• Rise/Fall time (10% to 90%): 350
µ
s
Sampling
• 24-bit sampling at 48kHz, 32-bit floating-point processing, 16-bit storage in RAM
• 64Mbit SDRAM chip
• Mono mode: Maximum of 87.38 seconds
• Stereo mode: Maximum of 43.69 seconds
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