Korg SDD-200 Owner's Manual page 29

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After the selected number of MIDI clock signals are
received, the SDD-2000 sets the delay time and per
formance can continue, the delay time setting is
shown on the display.
If the clock signal display does not change when the
MIDI device is started, press the REC or foot switch
to return to status!2j, above. Then, confirm the con
nections with the MIDI device.
Counts up.
NOTE:
If the time it takes to receive the selected number of
MIDI clock s :pais exceeds the maximum time of
the time mocs selected in step[2], then measure
ment will end, the display will show that (maximum)
value, and it will be set as the delay time.
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Parameter values can be_
changed while pressing these'
switches.
• Editing Parameters
After setting the delay time, you can edit the various
parameters whose switch LEDs are flashing (REC,
INTENSITY, EFFECT, FEEDBACK). To edit a para
meter, depress its switch and at the same time turn
the INCREMENTAL CONTROL knob.
• To change the sync beat
Turn the INCREMENTAL CONTROL knob a little
(one step) so that the present beat value is shown on
the display. If this is not what you want, turn the knob
until your desired beat setting is displayed. The delay
time will change to match the beat setting.
Example: 16-beat: 200ms-
-► frbeat: 400ms
To return to the time mode
Press the TIME x4 switch to return to the time mode.
This takes you back to step 2.
To reset the delay time
Return to step 3.
Returning to Delay Mode from Trigger Overdub
Mode.
Press the TRIG OVERDUB switch so that its LED
goes out. This returns you to the delay -*ode. The
delay time and time mode (xi or *4) values set in the
trigger overdub mode are retained.
Other parameter values are those of the delay mode.