Owner’s manual, Foot-operated preset selection, Wahoo – Peterson Sonuus Wahoo User Manual

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Wahoo

Owner’s Manual

Foot-operated preset selection

Preset selection using the S

buttons and the

save button was described in “Selecting a factory

preset” on page 9. There is an alternative method of preset selection using the footswitch and the
footpedal. This has been specially designed to make it easy to change presets when you are gigging.
Using this method, you don’t have to bend down and select presets using your hands.

Preset selection using the footswitch and footpedal

Enter preset mode by pressing and holding the footswitch until the footswitch

LED

flashes.

The time you have to hold for has a default value of 2s, however this is a custom parameter

that you can change (see “Custom settings” on page 27).

To increase the preset number, put the footpedal in toe down position (the S

button

LED

flashes to show that the preset number will increase) then tap (press and release) the

footswitch the desired number of times until you reach the preset number you want. To

decrease the preset number, move the footpedal to heel down position (the T

button

LED

now flashes) then tap the footswitch until you reach the preset you want.

When you have reached the preset number you want, you can play and even change

presets while playing. However, while in preset select mode you can’t enable or bypass the

effect: to do this you have to exit preset mode by pressing and holding the footswitch until

the footswitch

LED

stops flashing. The hold time to exit preset mode is the same as the hold

time to enter it.

Note 1: In foot-operated preset selection mode, you can only step through the presets one

at a time (not in tens as you can if you use the S

and

save buttons). We therefore

recommend that for a gig, you make sure that you save the presets you want to use close

in number to one another.

Note 2: In foot-operated preset selection mode, you can still use the S

buttons as

normal to select presets, and to increment/decrement in 10s if required.