Explains The Function Of Fool Controller; Differences Between Fc-1 00 And Fc-100 Mkii; Settings Related To The Loot Controller; Foot Controller Functions - Roland GP-16 Owner's Manual

Concerning Foot
Controllers
Explains the function of foot controller
They lunclion as explained in the following.
1. Differences between FC-100 and Fe-
100 MKII
With the GP-16, either the FC-1 00 or FC-100 MKli can
be connected and used, but there are functional dilfer-
ences depending on the model. Referto the chart below
for such differences.
Function
When
selecting
a patch
tromthe
GP-16
panel.
Operating
by the
Expression
pedal.
FC-100
No change in the
FC-1 00 display
nevertheless the
GP-16 display
shows newly
selected patch
(One pedal avail-
able: EXP)
Changes the
values 01 a
speci~
lied parameter
01
each patch.
,
FC-100MKII
I Both displays
I
show the same
patch (newly
i
selected one).
,
(Two pedals
available: EXP1 ,
EXP2)
EXP1 : Changes
the values
01
a
specified pa-
rameter
ot
each
patch.
EXP2: Changes
Master Volume
exclusively.
2. Settings related to the foot controller
The requrred settings vary depending on the type
01
controllerconnecled. Settings should be made as shown
below when connecting
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the GP-16
«When connecting the FC-100»
Mode Seleclion Switch
MODEl
«When connecting the FC-100MKII
»
Mode
Mode Selection Switch
RRC Foot Pedal Mode
MODEl
For information on how the mode is set, refer to the Toot
controller's owner's manual.
3. Foot controller functions
Through connecting an FC-100 or FC-100MKII foot
controller to the GP-16, not only will you be able to
change palches using your foot. but you also can have
control over a variety of other lunctions convenienl
during actual perlormance.
a. Use of the Control pedal
Ordinarify it is used as a mute pedal.
When the foot controller's Control pedal is depressed,
and while the control indicator is
lit,
no signals are output
trom either the output (phone) Jacks, or balanced (XLR)
connectors on the GP-16.
When not playing, you can use this pedal to prevenl
noise when changing guitars, or to silence mistakes.
Either press the Control pedal again when tuning using
Ihe tuner-use Signal Oul, or use the pedal lor selecting
a patch; it wililhen be released.
Through a change in settings. i1 can also be set
\0
BY·
PASS. For information on how
10
make setting changes,
sse
~10.
Set1ing the Function of the Control
P8dar~
(IS"'
P.53).
h. Use 01 the expression pedal
Through connection of an expression pedal (EV-5; op-
tional), the values tor a specified parameler can be
changed during pertonmance by pressing the pedal
connected
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EXP (1),
First, tor each palch, specify the parameler which you
wish to control using the pedaL Then sel the range 01
change by setling the maximum value (value when
pedal is lully depressed) and the minimum value (when
pedal is released). The parameters which are available
lor use in this way are all those included in the effect on
state, and master volume.
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