Alesis 30 11 Troubleshooting

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Page Page Table Of Contents Table of Contents 1Introduction Welcome About the Wildfire Wildfire Key Features Wildfire Basics Benefits of an On-BoardEffect Processor Effect Modules Effect Types Parameters Programs Playing in Stereo How to Use This Manual Page 2Hookup Diagram 2 Hookup Diagram 3A Tour of the Wildfire Front Panel Input Program Up/Down Display EFFECT Knob VALUE Knob DRIVE Knob (Wildfire 60 and 30 only) BASS Knob (Wildfire 60 only) TREBLE Knob (Wildfire 60 only) MASTER VOLUME Knob HEADPHONES Jack Power Switch Rear Panel Fuse Power Cord FOOTSWITCH UP/DOWN Inputs EXPRESSION PEDAL INPUT AUX (Auxiliary) INPUT STEREO LINK OUTPUT SPEAKER OUTPUT 4Selecting Programs To Select Programs 4 Selecting Programs 5Editing Programs To Edit a Selected Program To Restore Factory Presets 5 Editing Programs 6Storing & Copying Programs To Store a Program To Copy a Program Arranging Programs for Performance 7Using the Tuner To Tune Your Guitar Changing Pitch Reference 8Deferred Program Change Enabling & Using Deferred Program Change 8 Deferred Program Change 9Stereo-LinkingTwo Amplifiers To Stereo-LinkTwo Amplifiers 9 Stereo-LinkingTwo Amplifiers 10EFFECT Knob Settings PLAY COMP/LIMIT (Compressor/Limiter) DIST (Distortion) DRIVE EQ (Equalizer) NR (Noise Reduction) CAB (Cabinet Simulator) FX1 (Multi-EffectModule 1, Mono to Stereo Effects) Page Page PARAM (Direct-ControlParameter for FX1) FX2 (Multi-EffectModule 2, Stereo Effects) PARAM (Direct-ControlParameter for FX2) FX3 (Multi-EffectModule 3, Delay-BasedEffects) Page PARAM (Direct-ControlParameter for FX3) DIGFX (Digital Sampling Effects) LEVEL ROUTE 11Troubleshooting 11 Troubleshooting 12Specifications 12 Specifications 13Contact Information