Getting Started - XOR electronics Nerdseq User Manual

- pattern cloning
- patch cloning
- Free record routing
- free routing of CV inputs to different functions

Getting Started

To get started, insert the SD Card, connect the power cable properly. Take care that the red line is
connected to the -12Volt Rail on the Bus. Power on the System.
First there will be a splash screen followed by the current Firmware version number.
After that the system is checking if any NSA (Nerd Sound Adapter) are connected (those will be
available with the Cartridge expander in the future).
Without any cartridge expander, it should find the internal CV/TRIG/MOD for 4 tracks.
Then the SD card is being checked if it is correctly initialised, reading the calibration settings. And
at last, it will show if a Gamepad is detected (through the IO-Expander).
The startup is now ready and an empty sequencer screen will show up, waiting for you to get
started!
Attention, if the Splash screen the text or the background light appears to be weird somehow, then
it is a good indication that there is something wrong with the power. (For example, not enough
power -> Voltages are too low / not enough current). Check your supply, disconnect some other
modules to be sure your supply got enough power. (And be sure the NerdSEQ is working properly)
Next there will be a guide through some basics, related to values which you find back in most
trackers. Then there will be some basic information about Trackers and after that information about
the navigation with the NerdSEQ.
Nerdseq – a tracker based Eurorack sequencer
User Manual Revision V0.9.9 for Firmware V1.13
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27 February 2018