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Summary of Contents for Industrial Music Electronics Kermit Mark III
- Page 1 KERMIT MARK III OPERATIONS MANUAL • FIRMWARE V1.0...
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Page 2: Screen Saver
MK III MENU SYSTEM Most buttons on Industrial Music Electronics modules have hidden menus associated with them. To access them, hold down the rotary encoder button and push a button. The menu will appear on the display. Turn the encoder to select the desired menu item. -
Page 3: Tap Tempo
TAP TEMPO On the lower right corner of the main screen, the global tempo of Kermit is shown. You can set the tempo by using the "Tap" controls on the lower left of the module. By rhythmically tapping the button or using an external clock signal, the global tempo will update. -
Page 4: Preset Manager
VIEWING/EDITING MODULATION ASSIGNMENTS When you are on the main screen of the module, simply hold down the encoder button to view a table of all currently active CV and modulation assignments. To clear assignments, go to the menu for the desired channel and select the "Clear CV", "Clear Mod", or "Clear All"... -
Page 5: Mode Overview
MODE OVERVIEW LFO MODE: LFO (FREE RUNNING) This first mode is a simple free running LFO. You can modulate its frequency, waveshape, and amplitude. The 1v/octave input operates as labeled. LFO (RESET) This mode is similar to the Free Running LFO mode but its 1v/octave input instead operates as a sync input. - Page 6 MODE OVERVIEW (continued) RANDOM MODE: SMOOTH RANDOM: This mode generates “fluctuating random voltages”. The probable rate of change is controlled with the channel’s Frequency control. The amplitude control functions normally, but waveform and phase controls have no effect. STEPPED RANDOM: This mode generates stepped random voltages at a rate determined by the frequency control.
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Page 7: Menu Overview
MENU OVERVIEW CHANNEL MENU Access the Channel Menu by holding the Encoder button and pressing one of the channel buttons. The channel C and D menus are shared. To access the channel D menu, keep scrolling past the options for channel C. CHANNEL TYPE This selects the main class of output functions for the selected channel. - Page 8 RELOAD PRESETS This option reloads the saved memory contents of the Preset Manager to active memory. Use this if you have mistakenly initialized or randomized saved data that you would like to keep. Note: You cannot reload presets after initiating “Save Presets.” INIT All PRESETS Initializes all preset slots and replaces the data with a simple sound.
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Page 9: Upgrading Firmware
LOAD WAVES FROM SD This option will load the file "1.wav" from the inserted SD card and write its contents to Kermit's internal waveform memory. The module will reboot afterwards. REbOOT Restarts the module without the need to power your system down. UPGRADING FIRMWARE You will need an inexpensive “Pickit3”...