User manual DIGITECH CONTROL X

[. . . ] Bank Down Switch - This switch is used to decrement through banks. Expression Pedal - Adjusts the value of any parameters assigned to it in real time. The V-Switch feature will engage or disengage the wah effect, overriding the current pedal assignment. Bank Up/Tuner Switch - Advances the GENETXTM processor to the next bank of presets. Pressing and holding this switch accesses the tuner mode. [. . . ] If no preset selection is made within 5 seconds of selecting a new bank, the GENETXTM processor will revert back to the previously selected bank and preset. Tuner To activate the tuner, press and hold the Bank Up switch for 2 seconds. The display will briefly read tu followed by the tuner reference, indicating that the GENETXTM processor is in tuner mode. Begin by playing a note on your instrument. The numeric display will show the note being played. The 7 LEDs beneath the display will provide an indication as to whether the note is flat, sharp, or in tune. When the single green LED in the center is lit, the note is in tune. LEDs to the left indicate your note is flat and LEDs to the right indicate your note is sharp. Exit tuner mode by pressing any footswitch. Numbered Foot Switches The 3 numbered foot switches will access one of the three presets in the currently selected bank. Each of these switches has an LED directly above it to indicate the currently selected preset. Pressing the currently active Footswitch will bypass all effects in the GENETXTM processor, delivering a clean, unprocessed signal. Effect Foot Switches These switches correspond to the Amp Channel, Chorus/Mod, and Delay effects in the connected GeNetXTM processor. Pressing these switches will toggle between the Green, Red, and Yellow Amp Channels (indicated by the color of the LED), and turn the Chorus/Mod and Delay effects on and off on the fly respectively. Each switch has an LED directly above it to indicate the status of the effect. Pressing and holding the Delay footswitch for 2 seconds while it is active will change its function to a tap-tempo footswitch. The Delay switch LED will now flash at the rate of the current delay time. Tapping this switch will set the delay time at the rate it is tapped. To exit this function, press and hold the Delay footswitch for 2 seconds. It will then return to its on/off function. Expression Pedal The Expression pedal is used for real time control of effect parameters. The parameters the Expression pedal controls are set up in the connected GeNetXTM device. The expression pedal also includes V-SwitchTM feature. Activating the V-Switch will change the expression pedal's function from controlling the assigned parameters of a preset to controlling the wah effect in the connected GeNetXTM device. To activate the V-Switch function, rock the pedal all the way forward (toe down) and apply pressure on the toe. The far right Tuner LED will light indicating that V-Switch is now active and the expression pedal is now controlling the wah. To disengage the wah effect, just apply pressure on the toe again. The far right Tuner LED will turn off and the expression pedal will return to controlling the assigned parameters again. Assigning a parameter to the Control X Expression pedal is performed on the GENETXTM processor. Expression Pedal Calibration Procedure The first time the Control X is connected to a GeNetXTM device, you will need to calibrate the Expression pedal as outlined in the following steps:. [. . . ] DigiTech warrants this product, when used solely within the U. S. , to be free from defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service. DigiTech liability under this warranty is limited to repairing or replacing defective materials that show evidence of defect, provided the product is returned to DigiTech WITH RETURN AUTHORIZATION, where all parts and labor will be covered up to a period of one year. A Return Authorization number may be obtained from DigiTech by telephone. The company shall not be liable for any consequential damage as a result of the products use in any circuit or assembly. Proof-of-purchase is considered to be the burden of the consumer. [. . . ]