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13. MultiJacks
The DMC Gen3 controllers incorporate a flexible input / output connector called the MultiJack. The MultiJacks are found on the
connection panel of the Gen3, and will be indicated by a red, white, or blue jack nut. The MultiJack may function in one of several
different configurations, depending on what you need.
Run the DMC Setup to configure the MultiJacks - the relevant menu entries MJ1 / 1 CH, MJ2 / 2 CH, and MJ3 / 3CH.
Each MultiJack has a variety of possible configurations. Note that MultiJack 2 (white) may connect with a two-button Expander Switch
(sold separately) to perform additional functions.
J CH - MultiJack channel selection
A B C MultiJack enable / disable
If the location shows as zero, the controller will not transmit expression or MIDI on that channel
If all three locations show as zero and the MultiJack is set to EXPR, no expression will be sent
If all three locations show as zero and the MultiJack is set to MIDI, all channels will be active but MIDI clock will not be sent
In addition, each MultiJack has a group of DIP switches inside the controller used to configure the hardware operation of the jack. MJ1
uses three DIP switches, MJ2 and MJ3 use four. The far-right switch for MJ2 and MJ3 should always be opposite the other
three - ON-ON-ON-OFF or OFF-OFF-OFF-ON.
Disaster Area Designs DMC-6 / DMC-8 Gen3
MultiJack 1
(RED) MultiJack 2
(WHITE) MultiJack 3
(BLUE) Description
OFF OFF OFF MultiJack is disabled
EXPR Expression pedal input
TAP TAP Tap Tempo footswitch input
2TAP Expander Switch Input (Tap Tempo and
Favorite)
2LPR Expander Switch Input (Looper Control)
N-O N-O N-O Tap Tempo output (normally open)
N-C N-C N-C Tap Tempo output (normally closed /
Boss)
MIDI MIDI MIDI MIDI output
2BNK Expander Switch Input (Bank Up and
Down)
MultiJack 1 DIP Switch
MultiJack 2 / 3 DIP Switch