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0 Parameter Key

This key is pressed to access the various parameters
which can be edited within each effect. Each press
on the PARAMETER key selects the next parameter
on the "list" for the selected effect.

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Increment/Decrement Keys

These keys are used to select memory locations
when the memory selection mode is active (after the
MEMORY key has been pressed), or to change
parameter values when parameters are selected for
editing

(after

the

PARAMETER

key

has

been

pressed). The A and V keys are also used to pro­
gram several UTILITY functions.

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Store Key

This key is used to store edited effect parameters

into one of the user memory locations between 31
and 90.

0

Recall Key

When a new memory location number has been
selected using the A and V keys, the RECALL key
must be pressed to activate the selected effect.

0

Utility Key

This key accesses a list of utility functions allowing
editing of effect titles, MIDI control programming and

increment footswitch recall range programming.

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Bypass Key

The BYPASS key switches the selected effect ON
or OFF, leaving the direct signal only when BYPASS

is active.

THE CONNECTOR PANEL,

OMIDI IIM Terminal

MIDI signals from external MIDI devices can be fed

to this terminal to remotely select effects, set the

pitch shift of the PITCH CHANGE A effect, and trig­
ger some other effects.

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Bypass Footswitch Jack

An optional Yamaha FC5 footswitch or equivalent
connected to this jack can be used for foot control
of the BYPASS function.

I Memory Footswitch Jack

An optional Yamaha FC5 footswitch or equivalent

can be used to sequentially select effects stored in
memory locations 31 through 90, permitting a se­
quence of effects to be set up to match the flow of
a live performance.