Doepfer Pocket Electronic - Manual (Page 15)

User's Guide Pocket Electronic Page 15
10001010 82 10001110 114
01001010 83 01001110 115
11001010 84 11001110 116
00101010 85 00101110 117
10101010 86 10101110 118
01101010 87 01101110 119
11101010 88 11101110 120
00011010 89 00011110 121
10011010 90 10011110 122
01011010 91 01011110 123
11011010 92 11011110 124
00111010 93 00111110 125
10111010 94 10111110 126
01111010 95 01111110 127
11111010 96 11111110 128
Remarks:
• The upper DIP switch (near the capacitor C3 or restistor R8) corresponds to switch no. 1
• The lower DIP switch (near IC2/25LC64) is switch number 8.
• A switch is referred to 1 when it is in the ON position (column 1 and 3 of the table)
• A switch is referred to 0 when it is in the OFF position (column 1 and 3 of the table)
• It depends upon the type and orientation of the switch if these correspond to the right or left
position of the switches. The ON or OFF (or both) position is printed or labelled directly on
the DIP switch.
• The eighth switch is not used at present and has no functions.
Presets 75 to 127 are left blank for your own custom requirements.
The adjustment of the preset with the DIP switch is normally carried out only once or onöy very
rarely. The idea is to have the favourite preset available after power on.
Changing the preset during power on
There are two possibilities to change the preset during power on:
• changing the settings of the DIP switch (as described above)
• sending a Midi program change message on the current Midi master channel to the Midi
input of PE
In both cases the preset change is indicated by turning on the LED for about one second.
During this short time no Midi merge or data transmission is possible.
If a Midi program change message is used to change the preset number this change is only
temporary. After power off/on the preset defined by the DIP switch settings is called up again.