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Page 1: User Manual
KOMA Elektronik FT201 Analog State Variable Filter 10 Step Sequencer USER MANUAL version 1.0 KOMA Elektronik FT201 – Analog State Variable Filter / 10 Step Sequencer Page 1... - Page 2 You must obtain prior approval in the form of an RMA (Return Material Authorization) number from KOMA Elektronik before returning any product. Click “Service” in the Support menu on the KOMA Elektronik website (www.koma-elektronik.com) to request the RMA number . All products must be packed carefully and shipped with the KOMA Elektronik supplied power adapter.
- Page 3 With the sequencer output on the patch bay you can control other features of the pedal as well as other KOMA Elektronik pedals or synthesizers that accept control voltage.
- Page 4 Connect the LO PASS of the FT201 to your amp. To connect the Motion Controller (the SEQ. LENGTH - rotary switch for defining the length of the sequencer pattern from 2 - 10 steps.
- Page 5 +20dB). Filter The use of the filter section of the FT201 is pretty straight forward. There is the CUTOFF knob with which you set the cutoff frequency for the filter, simultaneously for all three filter characteristics. Fully counter-clockwise sets the cutoff frequency to the lowest and fully clockwise to the highest frequency.
- Page 6 Sensor One of the features on your FT201 you won't find in any other pedal is the possibility to control the features of the pedals with the on board motion controller. Since its working with infrared LEDs we call it the SENSOR.
- Page 7 +12V +15V is more common and usable. Since the FT201 is running on a +9V power supply you might wonder how you can use a signal as EXT. CLOCK (CV input) large as -15V to +15V. The answer is simple: We provide you with a trimmer for each CV input on The EXT.
- Page 8 The FT201 was designed to accept unipolar CV only. Since the pedal runs on +9V every time you plug in a control voltage to one of the CV accepting inputs, the respective knob (e.g. SPEED knob or SPEED IN (CV input) determines the offset voltage of your CV input signal.
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