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  • Page 1 OP – 1 portable synthesizer user guide...
  • Page 2 OP–1 field introduction to begin, we’d like to say thank you for choosing OP–1 field, and also for contributing to the OP–1 legacy. we launched the original back in 2011, so what better way to honor the tool that made us than by giving it some tlc.
  • Page 3 field system care field system began as an idea to before getting started, make sure to create a series of products that carefully read these instructions. see function as part of a whole. with the section at the end on warnings aluminum casings and nylon bag and warranty for more information.
  • Page 4 hardware OP–1 field highlights: OP–1 field is a precision tool, made • ultra portable synthesizer in natural anodized aluminum, with • usb-c audio interface encoders in the color palette of blue, • host and device for audio and midi ochre, gray and orange to keep •...

  • Page 6: Left Side

    overview left side the top left side holds the internal internal volume speaker and the main volume knob. speaker knob on the right you can find a 3.5 mm audio output jack, used for connecting a pair of headphones, a mixer or your speakers.

  • Page 7: Right Side

    right side internal microphone level meter / audio audio charging indicator...
  • Page 8 power on to power on your unit, flip the power switch located on the right side of the device to the up position. the display will show the logo and the currently installed firmware version and then arrive at the tape screen. to power o , flip the switch to the down position.
  • Page 9 charging OP–1 field is charged through the usb-c port located on the right side of the unit. the first thing you should do is connect it to a computer or a usb charger. keep it connected until the battery is fully charged, indicated by the charging led on the right side and the level meter.
  • Page 10 start keyboard the OP–1 workflow is based around playing, recording and layering sounds on tape. the four main modes: synth, drum, tape and mixer are where you’ll spend the most time. press synth or drum to access the synth or drum modes and play notes on the keyboard to hear how they sound.
  • Page 11 synth drum tape mixer tape is the heart the mixer is in synth mode drum mode you use the keys works similarly of OP–1, where where you on the keyboard to synth mode, you record and control levels to play notes. except the keys layer sounds.
  • Page 12 shift help user guide when pressing help you’ll see a quick help overlay, explaining the most basic relevant information per screen. in addition to the help overlays, you can also press and hold shift and use shift with the help button other keys or will guide you then press help to access the built-in...

  • Page 13: Track Keys

    track keys T1-T4 finally T4, which press T1 while in T2 holds the T3 is where you synth or drum ‘envelope’ in access ‘FX’ for will show the mode to show synth and drum both synth and ‘lfo’ screen in the ‘synthesis modes, ‘track 2’...

  • Page 14: Guide Conventions

    guide conventions press one key at sometimes you will need to press the time. keys in sequence, sometimes in combination. these illustrations and texts will help you to follow along in the guide. hold one key and press the to press a key, you tap it and then second key.

  • Page 15: Encoder Commands

    encoder commands the four color coded encoders are rotate blue tap blue related to the graphical interface on rotate ochre tap ochre the display. by turning an encoder, rotate gray tap gray you control the parameter with the rotate orange tap orange corresponding color.

  • Page 16: Preset Sounds

    preset sounds in synth and drum mode, the sound to load a di erent preset to any of selection keys 1-8 are your eight these slots, press shift + any key instant access preset keys. from 1 to 8. this will reveal a list of all available engines, as well as the press any key from 1 to 8 while in presets per engine.

  • Page 17: Changing Presets

    changing presets engine preset...

  • Page 18: Synth Mode

    synth mode OP–1 field has several original to change the synth engine press synthesis engines, each with its own shift + T1. this opens a synthesis characteristics. to enter synthesizer browser screen, with a list of mode, or synth mode, press the possible synthesis engine choices.
  • Page 19 OP–1 FIELD BLE MIDI CONTROLLER...
  • Page 20 OP–1 FIELD MIDI KEYBOARD...

  • Page 21: Audio Interface

    GUITAR OP–1 FIELD AUDIO INTERFACE...
  • Page 22 accessories to prepare you for your journey into the field, we’ve created a collection of custom accessories, crafted from durable fabrics and designed with versatility and durability in mind. each piece has multiple uses and ways of wear, using adjustable straps and attachments.

  • Page 24: Technical Specifications

    technical specifications • 3.5 mm stereo input jack • 3.5 mm stereo output jack with headset microphone support • usb audio / midi host & device • bluetooth low energy radio • rechargeable battery • 24 h battery life • color display FREQUENCY BAND / Power: BLE: 2402 - 2480 MHZ / <10dBm FM transmitter: 87.5-108MHz /...

  • Page 25: Electrical Characteristics

    electrical handling characteristics to keep the battery healthy, the unit audio input: should be charged at least every 6 months. if not used for a long time, it impedance: 13 kOhm may not charge again. analog gain: 0 - 31 dB max level: 8 dBu, 2 Vrms ambient working temperature: SNR: 98 dBA (typical)

  • Page 26: Firmware Update

    te boot firmware update te boot is the bootloader in OP–1 to update the OP–1 field firmware: field. it loads and runs the firmware and is used for firmware updates • access te boot. and factory reset. • connect OP–1 field via usb-c to a computer.

  • Page 27: Factory Reset

    factory reset to perform a factory reset: • access te boot. • press 7. • press the orange knob to confirm. note: all user data will be removed. • restart OP–1 field and wait for the factory reset to finish. factory reset allows you to erase all user settings and content, as well as recreate the original file structure...
  • Page 28 RISK OF EXPLOSION OR FIRE IF THE BATTERY TEENAGE ENGINEERING OP–1 FIELD MODEL NO: TE002AS002 IS REPLACED BY INCORRECT TYPE. ONLY A BATTERY SUPPLIED BY TEENAGE ENGINEERING INSTALLED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL SHOULD BE USED. TO PREVENT POSSIBLE HEARING DAMAGE, DO NOT LISTEN AT HIGH SOUND LEVELS FOR LONG PERIODS.
  • Page 29 THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED THE FCC RULES AND ISED CANADA’S BY TEENAGE ENGINEERING COULD VOID THE LICENCEEXEMPT RSS(S). OPERATION IS USER'S AUTHORITY TO OPERATE THE SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO EQUIPMENT. CONDITIONS: FCC ID: Z23002A...
  • Page 30 RISQUE D’EXPLOSION OU DE FEU SI LA MODEL NO: TE002AS002 BATTERIE EST REMPLACÉE PAR UN TYPE DE BATTERIE INCORRECT. SEULE UNE BATTERIE FOURNIE PAR TEENAGE ENGINEERING ET INSTALLÉE PAR UN PERSONNEL QUALIFIÉ DOIT ÊTRE UTILISÉE. AFIN D’ÉVITER TOUT DOMMAGE LIÉS À VOTRE AUDITION, IL EST RECOMMANDÉ...
  • Page 31 CET APPAREIL EST CONFORME À LA LES MODIFICATIONS NON EXPLICITEMENT PARTIE 15 DES RÈGLES DE LA FCC ET LE APPROUVÉES PAR TEENAGE ENGINEERING PERMIS D'ISED CANADA NORMES RSS PEUVENT CONDUIRE À ANNULER LES EXEMPTÉES. SON FONCTIONNEMENT EST DROITS DE L’UTILISATEUR À UTILISER SOUMIS AUX DEUX CONDITIONS L’ÉQUIPEMENT.
  • Page 32 RF EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE THIS EQUIPMENT COMPLIES WITH FCC/ISED GRAM OF TISSUE. THE HIGHEST SAR VALUE RADIATION EXPOSURE LIMITS SET FORTH REPORTED UNDER THIS STANDARD DURING FOR AN UNCONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT. PRODUCT CERTIFICATION FOR USE WHEN END USER MUST FOLLOW THE SPECIFIC PROPERLY WORN ON THE BODY, WITH OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR SATISFYING XXMM SEPARATION.
  • Page 33 CONFORMITÉ D’EXPOSITION AUX RF CET ÉQUIPEMENT EST CONFORME AUX DÉVELOPPEMENT ÉNERGÉTIQUE DURABLE. LIMITES D’EXPOSITION AUX CES EXIGENCES UN SAR LIMITE DE 1,6 W/KG RAYONNEMENTS ISED ÉTABLIES POUR UN EN MOYENNE POUR UN GRAMME DE TISSU. ENVIRONNEMENT NON CONTRÔLÉ. LA VALEUR SAR LA PLUS ÉLEVÉE SIGNALÉE L’UTILISATEUR FINAL DOIT SUIVRE LES EN VERTU DE CETTE NORME LORS DE LA INSTRUCTIONS SPÉCIFIQUES POUR...
  • Page 34 (1)L’APPAREIL NE DOIT PAS PRODUIRE DE L’ÉMETTEUR/RÉCEPTEUR EXEMPT DE BROUILLAGE; LICENCE CONTENU DANS LE PRÉSENT APPAREIL EST CONFORME AUX CNR (2)L’APPAREIL DOIT ACCEPTER TOUT D’INNOVATION, SCIENCES ET DÉVELOP- BROUILLAGE RADIOÉLECTRIQUE SUBI, PEMENT ÉCONOMIQUE CANADA MÊME SI LE BROUILLAGE EST SUSCEPTIBLE APPLICABLES AUX APPAREILS RADIO D’EN COMPROMETTRE LE EXEMPTS DE LICENCE.
  • Page 35 CAUTION DO NOT TRY TO CHARGE OR USE A UNIT LEAVING A BATTERY IN AN EXTREMELY HIGH WITH A SEEMINGLY DAMAGED BATTERY. TEMPERATURE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT THAT CAN RESULT IN AN ONLY A BATTERY SUPPLIED BY TEENAGE EXPLOSION OR THE LEAKAGE OF ENGINEERING INSTALLED BY QUALIFIED FLAMMABLE LIQUID OR GAS.
  • Page 36 EU / UK COMPLIANCE RECYCLING HEREBY, TEENAGE ENGINEERING DECLARES ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT, THAT THE RADIO EQUIPMENT TYPE OP–1 PARTS AND BATTERIES MARKED WITH THIS FIELD IS IN COMPLIANCE WITH DIRECTIVE CROSSED-OUT WHEELIE BIN SYMBOL MUST 2014/53/EU. THE FULL TEXT OF THE EU...
  • Page 37 MADE FOR APPLE BADGE USE OF THE MADE FOR APPLE BADGE MEANS THAT AN ACCESSORY HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO CONNECT SPECIFICALLY TO THE APPLE PRODUCT(S) IDENTIFIED IN THE BADGE AND HAS BEEN CERTIFIED BY THE DEVELOPER TO MEET APPLE PERFORMANCE STANDARDS.
  • Page 39 TEENAGE ENGINEERING AB TEXTILGATAN 31 120 30 STOCKHOLM SWEDEN / SUÈDE...
  • Page 40 designed and engineered by teenage engineering...

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