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Back Page Features and Controls

We have tried to balance the conflicting requirements of flexibility and sim-
plicity in this unit. Thus, a number of parameters appear in what we call Back
Page editing. These are parameters that, in general, will not need as frequent
adjustments as the controls that are directly accessible from the front panel.
(These parameters, along with the presets, may be restored to the factory
settings through the Restore function.)

To get into this special editing mode, hold down the

SELECT

pedal, and then

push and hold the

SAVE

button for

2

seconds. The unit will then stay in this

editing mode without any controls being held down. The

DEPTH

and

EFFECT

knobs will used to edit the parameters. To exit from this mode, turn the func-
tion selector to the

CALIBRATE

position. An indication that the unit is in Back

Page editing mode is the lack of any lit

LED

s around the

MOTION/SPEED

knob.

Each preset has its own independent set of Back Page parameters. When
entering the Back Page parameter editor, either all the preset

LED

s will be

lit, or only the one corresponding to the currently selected preset. Hitting the

SELECT

pedal will toggle between these two states. Any changes made to any

particular parameter will be made to all presets if all the preset

LED

s are on;

otherwise, the change will only be made to the current preset. Thus, it is easy
to go in and change the Hot Hand axis selection for all presets, or to change
the sequencer pattern for only one preset. Without exiting from the Back
Page editor, you can make changes for all presets, and then some changes to
only the current preset.

The

EFFECT

knob selects the parameter to be edited and the

DEPTH

knob

displays the current value and allows adjustment. The displayed value of each
parameter is taken from the stored value for the current preset. All changes
are saved automatically as they are made, either to all the presets, or only
the current preset. If no change is made with the

DEPTH

knob, then nothing

is saved, even though all the preset

LED

s may be lit. Thus, you do not have to

worry about replacing all the parameters for all presets merely by scrolling
through the parameters when all the preset

LED

s are lit.

Generally the values on the

DEPTH

control run from minimum at

CCW (0)

to

maximum at

CW (8)

. There are only

9

possible values per parameter; there are

no in-between values. The current effect settings will be used while editing,
and Back Page parameter changes will be heard immediately.

Input gain trim (Effect=Phaser

01

)

This is a gain adjustment applied to the guitar signal immediately after

A/D

conversion. The possible values are

-8

,

-6

,

-4

,

-2

,

0

,

2

,

4

,

6

, and

8

dB. Positive

values may be helpful for low level signals. If the input signal is particularly
hot, some attenuation may be required in order that the outputs of some of
the effects with the most resonance does not clip. This may also be used as
a per-preset volume adjust.

Hot Hand gain trim(Effect=Phaser

03

)

This adjusts the gain multiplier applied to the Hot Hand signals relative to the
zero point from calibration. The lowest gain is

.5

, and the highest is

2.0

. The

default of

1.0

is in the center position. The higher gains may be useful if you

like to use small hand motions and the lower gains if you prefer larger hand
motions. When using higher gains, calibration becomes more necessary.

Parameters

EFFECT knob

Input trim

Phaser

01

Hot Hand Gain

Phaser

03

Hot Hand

X/Y

axis rotation

Phaser

05

Expression out scaling

Phaser

07

Restore factory settings for

HOT HAND

all presets and Back Page
parameters. Use

SELECT

pedal

to engage.
Hot Hand to

LFO

speed

LFO/SEQ

Knock control

ENVELOPE

Sequencer/random select

Flanger

01

Sequencer pattern select

Flanger

03

Sequencer length select

Flanger

05

Sequencer transition rate

Flanger

07

Exit

CALIBRATE