Panda-Audio Future Impact v3 User Manual page 17

The items of the Boot Menu and their settings are given below.
● RESET ALL ("rS")
Value: 0, 1. (Default on reset is 0.)
Change to 1 to immediately reset all Boot Menu settings to their default values. All
sound para meters will be reset to their default value (5) upon power-on. The program
loaded at power-on will be reset to 1.
● DIRECT/LEGACY PROGRAM-SELECTION MODE ("PrG")
Value: 0 (DIRECT), 1 (LEGACY). (Default on reset is 0.)
DIRECT Mode is the default setting for selecting a sound. Sounds are selected with
the PROGRAM footswitch. Press to move up by one; double-press to move down by
one. Hold down the footswitch after pressing or double-pressing to scroll. Moving up
or down through the programs will step over the bank borders so that you can access
any of the 99 programs using just the one footswitch. The numbers wrap around.
In LEGACY Mode, the PROGRAM footswitch functions as above except that moving
up or down does not step over the bank borders; banks can only be changed using
the BANK Dial. Furthermore, pressing the PROGRAM footswitch will only cue the
next program but will not engage it; the number in the pedal's LCD will change and
start to blink but the sound will not yet change. You must press the ON/OFF
footswitch to activate the selected sound. In this mode, the numbers also wrap
around, albeit within a single bank.
We highly recommend using DIRECT mode as it is much more practical than
LEGACY mode.
● GLOBAL MIDI CHANNEL ("GLb")
Value: All, 1-16. (Default on reset is All.)
When set to "All", the FI will respond to messages received on all 16 channels.
However, when sending out Program Changes it will do so on channel 1 only.
When set to a number between 1 and 16, the FI will only respond to messages
received on that channel. It will also send Program Changes on that channel only.
● VCF CONTROL RANGE ("vCF")
Value: 1 (±1 octave), 2 (±2 octaves), 4 (±4 octaves). (Default on reset is 1.)
Sets the Voltage-Controlled Filter (VCF) control adjustment range used when the
VCF frequency is controlled by MIDI CC11 or CC74, or when it is adjusted on the FI
via the PARAMETER and EDIT dials. The center point of the range corresponds to
the program's preset cutoff value (as set by the
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VCF FRQ slider in the Editor).
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