Engl E610II, Руководство оператора

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Note that the Status LED also indicates the status of components unrelated to WRITE and COPY. The micro-
controller runs a short system check after you switch the amp on. Should it find a defect in the memory chip
(EEPROM), the LED will flash in a pattern of five short bursts. Press the WRITE/COPY button to confirm that
you got the message. Once you have done this, the system will be ready to run, although you may encounter
problems when attempting to select or store MIDI preset.
Master A
Master A volume knob. Located post effect loops, it controls power amp output. The red LED to the right of
the knob lights up to indicate is enabled and determining the master level.
FX Loop I / II Switch
This button switches to and from between FX Loop I and FX Loop II. The red LED above the button lights up to
indicate is on. You can also select loops via MIDI program change or the ENGL Z9.
Master A / B Switch
Switches back and forth between the Master A and Master B knobs. The LEDs next to the knobs light up
to indicate which Master knob is active the red LED for Master A, the green LED for Master B. can also be
switched via MIDI program change or the ENGL Z9.
Amp Mute (LED)
This red LED lights up to show AMP MUTE is engaged, that is, the power amp is silenced. Activate and deac-
tivate this mode via sending the appropriate MIDI controller command.
Master B
Master B volume knob. Located post effect loops, it controls power amp output. The green LED to the right
of the knob lights up to indicate is enabled and determining the master level.