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Note: | A list of effect parameters can be found in the aforementioned effect chart in the rear of the |
| manual. This will be very helpful in determining which parameter is being adjusted. |
Tip: | The Original Value Indicator (small dot in the lower right corner of the Program/Value Display) |
| can be used to indicate the saved effect/ parameter settings of the currently selected program. |
| Simply put, when the Original Value Indicator is lit, the previously saved effect/parameter setting |
| has been selected. |
Example (all AX3 models)
1.Select MOD with the Function Knob.
2.Use the Write (“UP”) & Cancel (“DOWN”) Buttons to select “F2” (CL Flange). Then use the Value Knob to adjust the CL Flange effect’s Main parameter (SPEED).
3.Turn the Function Knob clockwise one position to PARAM. Use the Write (“UP”) & Cancel (“DOWN”) Buttons to select “P2” (DEPTH). Use the Value Knob to adjust the level of the DEPTH parameter.
Note: In this mode, if you press the Program Up (Value) switch, the current parameter value will be displayed. If you press the Program Down (Type/Param) switch, it will display to the currently selected FX type/parameter.
Saving a Program
You’ve tweaked and turned some knobs, and you like the changes that you’ve made – now to save your program:
1.Set the Function Knob to the “WRITE” position, and press WRITE (“UP”) Button. A User program number will blink in the Program/Value Display.
2.Use the Program Up and Down Switches or Value Knob to select the destination program number (1 - 40)
3.Press the WRITE (“UP”) Button once again, and your program will be stored in the specified location (“CP” will display briefly indicating the process is complete).
Amp/Line Setting (AX3G only)
The AX3G’s output may be optimized to suit specific monitoring sources via the Amp/Line setting. Amp/Line settings can be made under the P5 parameter of the Drive/Amp (Note; the amp line setting is only applicable to Amp models {i.e. A0, A1, A2, A3, etc.} and will not be found on Drive models {i.e. D0, D1, D2, D3, etc.}). Select “A1” if you connect the AX3’s output to the input of a
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