Making Connections - DigiTech STUDIOQUAD Owner's Manual

Studio Quad Owner's Manual

MAKING CONNECTIONS

From Instrument or Direct Source
INPUTS
1 2
4) MIDI IN - MIDI data is received at this port. When MIDI data is
received, the MIDI indicator in the display flashes on and off.
5) MIDI OUT / THRU - Merges MIDI data generated by the Studio
Quad with MIDI data received at the input.
6) FOOTSWITCH - This jack allows connection of the DigiTech FS300
3-button footswitch or any shorting-type footswitch. If using the
DigiTech FS300, button 1 increments through Programs, button 2
decrements through Programs, and button 3 bypasses the Studio
Quad's effects. Using any other single momentary switch device,
the switch acts as a Bypass.
Note: The footswitch must be plugged in on power up order for the
Studio Quad to detect which type of switch is being used.
7) POWER INPUT - Connect the included power supply to this jack. It
is a 4-pin DIN connector. Use only the DigiTech PS0920 power
supply with the Studio Quad.
Because of its flexibility, the Studio Quad can be connected in several
different ways to meet the requirements of specific applications. The fol-
lowing diagrams offer some ways the Studio Quad can be connected.
IN LINE: The Studio Quad can be connected between a line level
instrument output (such as keyboards, recording decks, etc.) and a
line level input (such as mixing console inputs). This method is called
the "in-line" method because the Studio Quad is connected directly in
the audio path of the source. When you use the in-line method, the
master wet-to-dry effects mix is controlled from the Studio Quad oper-
ating system. Cable routings for this method look like Figure 1-3:
OUTPUTS
3 4 1 2 3
Figure 1-3 In-Line Connection
To Amplifier or Mixer
To Amplifier or Mixer
+4
-10
MIDI MIDI OUT/
4 OUTPUT LEVEL
IN THRU FOOTSWITCH
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POWER
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Section 1 - Setting Up