Yamaha FX770 - Manual (Page 31)

Section 6: Remote Control
6.1 REMOTE COISTTROL FUNCTIONS
You can control the FX770 remotely by connecting the optional foot controller or MIDI device to one of the five external
control terminals on the rear panel. You can control the following functions remotely:
• VOLUME port (Footcontroller)
• Controlling the volume level
• WAH port (Foot controller)
• Controlling wah
• FS1 port (Foot switch)
• Switching BYPASS (TUNE) ON/OFF
• Switching EFFECT ON/OFF
• FS2 port (Foot switch)
• Recalling a Program
• Selecting a Bank
• Switching the speed
• Setting a TEMPO
• MIDI IN port
• Recalling a Program (PROGRAM CHANGE)
• Setting a TEMPO (MIDI CLOCK)
• Adjusting the pitch change (NOTE-ON MESSAGE)
• Adjusting the parameters (CONTROL CHANGE, etc.)
• Adjusting the volume level (CONTROL CHANGE, ACTIVE SENSING)
• Switching the effect ON/OFF by MFC06
• Bulk dump (EXCLUSIVE MESSAGE)
• Selecting a Bank (EXCLUSIVE MESSAGE)
6.2 FOOT CONTROL FUNCTIONS
• VOLUME port
Using the Yamaha FC7 or a guitar volume pedal* allows you to adjust the volume level. You can set the volume level
position, and the minimum volume level (the lowest volume level set by the FC7).
1. Set the minimum volume (“5.2 Setting the minimum value for the volume control” on page 24).
2. Set the volume position (“4.4 FCl volume control position” on page 17).
3. Save the data if necessary.
4. Connect the footcontroller to the VOLUME port.
The volume position described in “4.4 FCl volume control position” on page 17 affects the MIDI volume. That is,
there are two volumes at one position.
• You need an optional Yamaha insert VO cable when you use the guitar volume pedal. (See page 6.)
• WAFI port
Use the Yamaha FC7 or a guitar volume pedal* to control wah.
1. Set the CTRL parameter of “7.1.2 WAH Effcts” on page 37 to “FOOT CTL.”
2. Connect the footcontroller to the WAH port.
• You need an optional Yamaha insert I/O cable when you use a guitar volume pedal. (See page 6.)
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