Table of Contents
Advertisement
Quick Links
Advertisement
Table of Contents
Related Manuals for Pyle PPVERB16
Summary of Contents for Pyle PPVERB16
- Page 1 DIGITAL EFFECTS MODULE OWNER'S MANUAL...
- Page 2 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the DEP (Abbrev For: Digital Effects Processor). To take full advantage of the DEP 's functions, and to enjoy long and trouble-free use, please read this user's manual carefully. How To Use This Manual This manual is divided into the following sections describing the various modes of the DEP. Though we recommend you take time to read through the entire manual once carefully, those having general knowledge about effects devices should use the table of contents to reference specific functions.
-
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Editing Programs Bypassing Effects Placement and Installation Rack Mounting Connections AC Power Hookup Line Conditioners and Protectors Audio Connections Typical Applications Input Jack Wiring Connecting Directly to an Instrument Interfacing to a Mixing Console Using Aux Sends and Returns Using Inserts... -
Page 4: Rear Panel
Aux Return on mixer is up full. Bypass function is on with Mix turned 100% wet. No audio is heard. Output level is too low. Ground loop, unshielded Hum or noise from output. cables. Unknown software... -
Page 5: Bypass (Momentary Footswitches)
Bypass This is a 1/4" phone jack which connects to a footswitch (with latching), either normally-open or normally-closed. When the footswitch is in the state of "OFF", the function will be "EFFECTS". In the other hand, when the footswitch is in the state of "ON", the function will be "BY-PASS". Input (Left/Mono &... -
Page 6: Number Of Channels
The [INPUT] Level controls the level of the signal being fed into the DEP. The DEP can operate with signal levels anywhere from +4dBu pro audio gear to-20dBV guitar level signals. To set the input level, watch the [SIGNAL] LED while adjusting the [INPUT] level (see below). -
Page 7: Auditioning Programs
While the DEP itself doesn't generate any magnetic or hum fields, its power supply may do so. Make sure to place the power supply away from other audio equipment that is sensitive to induced fields, and away from the signal wiring. In rare instances, the DEP itself may pick up noise fields generated by other equipment such as large power amplifiers;... -
Page 8: Connections
Do not bundle audio cables with AC power cords. Avoid running audio cables, or placing the DEP itself, near sources of electromagnetic interference such as transformers, monitors, computers, etc. Never unplug a cable by pulling on the wire itself. Always unplug by firmly grasping the body of the plug and pulling directly outward Do not place cables where they can be stepped on. -
Page 9: Typical Applications
RIGHT/CH 2 Connecting Directly to an Instrument When connecting audio cables and/or turning power on and off, make sure that all devices in your system have their volume controls turued down. The DEP has two 1/4" unbalanced inputs and two 1/4" unbalanced outputs. - Page 10 If it's not possible to separate the audio and AC wiring in some instances, hum make sure that the audio wires don't run parallel to any AC wire (they should only cross at right angles, if possible).
-
Page 11: Interfacing To A Mixing Console
INSERT LEFT INPUT MIXER UsingMainOutputs When you want to add effects to everything on the mixer, you can connect the DEP between the mixer's outputs and the amplifier's or tape machine's inputs. This is done by using two 1/4" mono cables to connect the Left and Right Main Outputs of the mixing console to the [LEFT/MONO] and [RIGHT] inputs of the DEP. -
Page 12: Using Inserts
If you only want to feed the DEP a mono input, but wish to connect both of its outputs back to the mixer, you will need three 1/4" audio cables. Connect a 1/4" phone cord from an effect send to the [LEFT] input of the DEP, another 1/4"...