User manual DIGITECH IPS33

[. . . ] do not attempt to service the unit yourself. refer all servicing to qualified personnel. opening the chassis for any reason will void the manufacturer's warranty. if liquid is spilled on the unit, shut it off immediately and take it to a dealer for service. [. . . ] Based on the Digital Delay, this delay alternates repeats between the left and right outputs. Time knob range* is 500 millseconds to 2 seconds. NOTE: When both inputs are connected (stereo in), only the left input is processed through the delay. The dry path does maintain stereo separation. Tape Pong The JamMan® Delay's delay has a Tempo footswitch that can be used for setting the delay time by tapping in the rhythm. Simply press the footswitch in time with the music to adjust the delay time. Tempo works in conjunction with the Multiplier button so you can tap in quarter notes but get variations on the delay time depending on which Multiplier is selected. * With MULtIPLIeR at quarter note setting. . 26 Delay Types and Parameters Each delay type has a common set of controls for setting up the delay (Delay Level, Time, and Repeats). There are also two custom controls (Modify 1, Modify 2) that offer added flexibility by controlling specific settings for each delay type. The table below shows what each these knobs control with each delay type. Modify 1 0. 5 - 8 Seconds Reverse Modulated Analog Slapback LoFi Tape Pong Bass Trigger Sensitivity Modulation Modulation Drive Low Pass Drive Ratio Modify 2 Treble Tone Tone Tone Tone High Pass Wow/Flutter Spread The 0. 5­8 second (Digital), Modulated, Reverse, and Pong delay types have a repeat hold function when the Repeats knob is turned fully clockwise. This means the input of the delay is shut off and the delay will repeat indefinitely until the Repeats knob is moved off the maximum position. Analog, Slap, LoFi, and Tape delays have an "analog" behavior (pitch shifting sound) when the Time is changed. In this state, the delay time will match the length of the loop phrase up to 16 seconds. If the loop phrase is longer than 16 seconds, the delay time will divide in half as needed to match the loop length. NOTE: Delay Tempo Sync only works with the active delay memory. If a different delay memory is selected, Delay Tempo Sync will be defeated and need to be re-enabled. 32 Synchronizing Delay Tempo to Loop Tempo 1 2 33 Using an Expression Pedal - Delay Using an expression pedal with the JamMan® Delay is an easy way to unlock a whole new set of time-varying delay effects. An expression pedal lets you morph between different settings for a given delay type, allowing control over Delay Level, Repeats, Time, and the Modify 1/2 settings. To use an expression pedal with the JamMan Delay's delay, follow these steps: 1. Begin with the JamMan Delay power disconnected. Plug your expression pedal's mono Tip/Sleeve 1/4" connector into the exPReSSIoN PeDaL input on the back panel and apply power. Set the exPReSSIoN aSSIgN switch to the In position (Delay). Rock the expression pedal back and forth 2-3 times to calibrate the pedal with the JamMan Delay. Rock the pedal forward to the toe down position. [. . . ] NOTE: When using a new SD/SDHC card, it is recommended that you format it using the procedure outlined above before using it with the JamMan Delay. Unformatted Cards If a memory card is inserted into the JamMan Delay that does not have a valid format, the JamMan Delay will not recognize it and the DISPLaY will read nF. The card must be formatted before the JamMan Delay can use it. To format the card, follow these steps: 1. While the DISPLaY reads nF, the StoRe button will begin flashing prompting for a format confirmation. [. . . ]