Controls and Jacks: PI Expander
Env. Level Knob
The
Env. Level
knob attenuates the signal of the
Env Out
jack on the
PI Expander
.
When the knob is turned all the way down, the jack will output 0V (no signal). As the
knob is turned up, the signal will increase in amplitude to a maximum of 9V.
Inv. Level Knob
The
Inv. Level
knob attenuates the inverted envelope signal of the
Inv. Out
jack.
When the knob is turned all the way down, the jack will output 0V (no signal). As the
knob is turned up, the signal will increase in amplitude to a maximum of 9V. For
example, if the knob is at 50%, the
Inv. Out
jack will output a steady 4.5V until an
envelope is triggered, at which point it will fall to 0V and then decay back to 4.5V.
Env. Out Jack
The
Env. Out
jack on the
PI Expander
outputs an attenuated envelope signal. This
jack functions like the +
Env. Out
jack located on the main
Percussion Interface
module, except that it can be attenuated with the
Env. Level
knob
.
Inv. Out Jack
The
Inv. Out
jack outputs an attenuated inverted envelope signal. This jack functions
like the -
Env. Out
jack
located on the
Percussion Interface
module, except that it
can be attenuated with the
Inv. Level
knob
.
Audio Out Jack
The
Audio Out
jack outputs an amplified version of the input signal. It can be used
as a pre-amp for microphones or other low-level signals to boost them to modular
level. The gain/boost amount is determined by the position of the
Sensitivity Knob
on the
Percussion Interface
and the
L|M|H
switch on the
PI Expander.
L|M|H Switch
The
L|M|H
Switch selects the gain range of the input signal. The
L
setting
corresponds to
low gain,
the
M
to
medium gain,
and the
H
setting to
high gain.
See
Setting Input Gain section on page 6 for more information.
1/4" Input Jack (6.35mm)
The
1/4” Input
jack allows for the use of a mono 1/4’’ (6.35mm) instrument cable.
The
1/4” Input
jack can only be used when the
IN
jack on the main
PI
module is
unpatched; patching into the main
IN
jack will disable the
1/4” Input
jack. This jack is
mono (TS), so only the left channel of a stereo TRS cable, or the + signal of a
balanced cable, will be used.
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Input
Env. Level
Inv. Level
Env. Out
Inv. Out
Audio Out