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This button is used to display and / or change the MIDI channel over which the
EPP400 recognizes MIDI information.
NOTE: For more information about the MIDI interface, refer to section 7 of
Application Notes
16. COPY Button
This button is used to duplicate a patch from one bank / patch location to another.
NOTE: For more information about the COPY feature, refer to section 1 of
Application Notes
17. SUB Output Button
This button is used to enter the Sub Output Assign Sequence. When the EPP400
is in Program Mode, it is used to enter Program Sub Output Mode. When not in
Program Mode, it is used to temporarily assign or reassign the SUB output. When
SUB output is not assigned, the SUB output is a duplicate of the main output.
NOTE: For more information about the Sub Output Assign Sequence, refer to
section 1 of Application Notes
18. ORDER Button
This button is used to initiate the Program Loop Order Sequence. When the
EPP400 is in Program Mode, it is used to enter the Program Order Mode. When
not in Program Mode, it is used to temporarily assign or reassign the loop order.
NOTE: For more information about the Program Loop Order Sequence, refer to
section 1 of Application Notes
19. PROG Button
This button is used to enter Program Mode.
20. PASS Button
This button is used in Program Mode to program a total system bypass into the
selected patch location. When this feature is active, the LEDs display "PASS".
When the EPP400 is in bypass mode, the SUB output is a duplicate of the main
output.
21. BYPASS Button
When the EPP400 is not in Program Mode, the BYPASS button is used to
temporarily switch the EPP400 into or out of total system bypass.
22. POWER Button
This button powers the EPP400 on and off. When powered on, the EPP400's
LEDs are lit.
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