Decibel Eleven Time After Time Operation Manual page 4

The displayed line indicates where the current position of the knob is relative to the
preset, either too high or too low, similar to the way a guitar tuner works.
If the middle line is displayed, then the knob is at the same position as that of the
preset setting. If the top line is displayed, the current knob position is higher than the
preset setting. Turn the knob counter-clockwise to lower the value until the middle line
is displayed. If the bottom line is displayed, the knob position is lower than the preset
setting. Turn the knob clockwise to raise the value until the middle line is displayed.
Once the middle line is displayed, the knob is effectively "engaged" and will operate as
an active real-time control knob.
A quick way to immediately enable the Time After Time and play with its settings is
to press the footswitch and then sweep each knob down and up through its range.
See WORKING WITH PRESETS on page 5 for more details on saving presets.
CONTROLS
The following controls are active only when the pedal is engaged. All settings can be
saved as a preset (see WORKING WITH PRESETS on page 5 for more details).
DELAY TIME (BEAT DIVISION)
Delay Time controls the amount of time between repeats. Turning the knob clockwise
will increase the time between delay repeats. The available range of delay time is
32ms to 524ms.
When in TAP MODE, turning the Delay Time knob will change the tempo beat division
(see TAP MODE below and on page 8 for details).
TAP MODE (TAP TEMPO)
Pressing on the DELAY TIME knob toggles the TAP MODE. When activated, the green
LED next to the knob will flash at the rate of the current set tempo. Tap the 'A' switch
multiple times at the desired tempo to tap in a new tempo at any time.
TAP MODE can be activated even when the pedal is bypassed. However, when the
pedal gets enabled, the current tempo will only be used if the loaded preset was
previously saved as a TAP MODE preset (see the TAP MODE section on page 8 for
details).
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