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recording. The input impedance presented at this jack is 1MΩ. The maximum
allowable signal level into this jack is +6 dBu; it is an unbalanced input.
17. MONO/L OUTPUT ¼" Left Output Jack. The Left output signal is sent
through this jack. The dry signal present at the Left input will be output on
the MONO/L Output jack only. The source impedance of the MONO/L Output
is approximately 370Ω.
18. R OUTPUT ¼" Right Output Jack. The Right output signal is sent through
this jack. The dry signal present at the Right input jack is output to the R Out-
put jack only. The source impedance of the R Output is 370Ω.
19. FC Jack ¼" TRS Foot Controller Jack. Use this jack with the Electro-Harmo-
nix Triple Foot Controller to control the 1440 bank up, bank down, and instant
undo-redo.
T(ip) = Instant Undo-Redo
R(ing) = Bank Down
T(ip)+R(ing) = Bank Up
Top Panel Connections
1. 9V Power Jack Plug the output of the supplied AC adapter into the 9V power
jack located at the top of the 1440. The 1440 draws a maximum of 150mA at
9VDC with a center-negative plug.
2. MIDI IN Jack The MIDI IN jack allows the 1440 to synchronize its tempo with
an external MIDI device. When the EXT CLK button is lit, the 1440 will oper-
ate at a tempo set by the MIDI clock received at this jack. The 1440 can also
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respond to MIDI start and stop messages. See "External Clock Mode" on page
10 for details on MIDI with the 1440.
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3. USB Port Use this mini USB port to connect the 1440 to your computer. Loop
audio can be backed up on a computer, or loops can be restored back to the 19
1440 using the Electro-Harmonix 1440 Loop Manager app for Mac and Win-
dows. See "USB File Backup" on page 12 for details on how to manage audio
files. The 1440 firmware may also be updated through USB.
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