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ADD-one MANUAL
SECTION
2
2.
External Design
The unit
is
of
19"
rack
design and
4
units high.
It
can either be set up
as
a
free-standing device
or
built into
a
standard 19-inch
rack.
When
fitting
the unit into
a
rack,
make sure that
the
bending moment exerted
on the
front panel
is
kept
to
a
minimum. The ADD-one should therefore
be
supported
on the rear
of
the unit by
suitable mountings
or
installed
on
rails. Ensure
sufficient ventilation.
2.1.
The Front
of the
Unit
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The
following controls
and functions are located
on the
front
of the
unit
1
SENS Controls
1
to
8
These controls determine
the input
sensitivity
of the
pads
or
other
trigger sources connected
to
TRIGGER inputs
1
to
8
on the rear of the
unit. This
matching capability allows
the use of
a
wide variety
of
pickups and other trigger sources.
2
TEST Buttons
1
to
8
Using these buttons,
the
individual channels
1
to
8
can
be
triggered
without
the
necessity
to
connect pads
or
similar hardware
to
the
trigger
inputs
on the rear
panel. However, with these buttons, the beat
strength
is
fixed,
i.e.
no
beat dynamics are possible.
3
Control Knobs (Rotary Encoders)
1-8
The
parameters assigned
to
these controls, which appear
on the
display,
can be
modified
by
turning clockwise
or
anticlockwise.
4
Control Knobs (Rotary Encoders)
for
Program Number
The
program number indicated above these controls
can
be
altered from
to
127 by
turning clockwise
or
anticlockwise.
5
Trigger LED
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These LED's light up
to
indicate that
the
associated channel
is
being
triggered
by
a
signal. This signal
can come
from outside
via the
inputs
(TRIGGER INPUT
1-8),
from the TEST buttons, the MIDI interface
or
trigger generated
by
internal programming.
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