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Generator 100w
Omni Mode
Omni mode
off
, will allow the amplifier
to be controlled via a designated chan-
nel (1-16), and Omni mode
on
will allow
the amplifier to respond to commands
on any channel. If other equipment is
being used along with the Generator in
a MIDI system, it is desirable to set each
piece of equipment to its own channel.
But when the amplifier is the only piece
of gear being used and controlled via
MIDI, then setting it to a specific chan-
nel is not really required and setting the
Omni mode
on
becomes desirable.
In order to toggle Omni mode on or off:
1) Make sure the power switch is in the
off position.
2) Press and hold “masters” toggle switch.
3) With the “masters” toggle switch
being held, turn on the power switch.
4) Release the masters toggle switch
once the masters LED begins to flash.
Once the “masters” LED has stopped
flashing, it has accepted the command
to adjust Omni mode. The amplifier will
adjust Omni mode and then reset itself
by doing its start up sequence. Once the
start up sequence is done (2 seconds)
and the CH1 CLEAN LED is illuminated,
you are ready to go.
Note: The masters LED will flash 3 times
when it turns Omni mode on, and 4 times
when it turns Omni mode off.
6.2
6.3
MIDI Channel Setting
The Generator is designed to automat-
ically or manually change the 16 MIDI
channels you would like it to respond to.
The channel change is stored in memory
and only needs to be done when you need
the amp to respond on a certain channel.
1) In order to set the MIDI channel:
1) With the power off, press and hold
the store switch then turn on the power
switch. The amp will power up and
begin to flash all 3 channel LEDs. Once
this happens it is awaiting the channel
data to be received from the external
equipment (Auto) or to be set manually.
2a) To set the channel automatically:
With your external equipment ready
(pedals, computers, etc.) and set to the
channel you want the Generator to be
controlled from via MIDI, send a com-
mand to the Generator by pressing a
program change button or CC command
on your external equipment. Once the
Generator receives the data, it will verify
the channel it received and save it to
memory.
2b) To set the channel manually:
Once step 1 has been completed above
and the channel LEDs are flashing,
press the CH1 CLEAN toggle switch (up).
The CH1 LED will flash and the other
Channel LEDs will turn off, this signifies
that MIDI channel 1 has been selected.
Simply continue to press the CH 1 toggle
switch (up) to get to the channel you
desire. As you press the switch you will
notice the other Channel LEDs turn
on as you increase the MIDI channel
number. Once you reach the channel you
desire, press the STORE switch to save
it to memory.
Note: There are only 3 channel LEDS and
one aggression LED, so the MIDI channel
count will be done in values of 4. MIDI
channel 1 will be signified by CH1 CLEAN
