User manual DIGITECH C1

[. . . ] 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 product's use in any circuit or assembly. DigiTech reserves the right to make changes in design or make additions to or improvements upon this product without incurring any obligation to install the same on products previously manufactured. The foregoing is in lieu of all other warranties, expressed or implied, and DigiTech neither assumes nor authorizes any person to assume for it any obligation or liability in connection with the sale of this product. [. . . ] In addition, the Control One is also compatible with Johnson Amplification products such as Millennium 150 and Marquis 100. The unit is equipped with ten programmable footswitches, plus dedicated bypass and Program / Bank selector switches, along with a continuous controller pedal built into the pedalboard. This owner's manual is your key to understanding the powerful world of the Control One. After you've had time to familiarize yourself with the unit, try experimenting with unusual continuous controller Parameter links. DigiTech is always looking for new ideas, so if you feel that you've created something unique, send us your ideas at the address on the back cover of this manual. Control One Modification Decals (2101, Valve FX or Legend II Only) Included with the Control One foot controller, are two Modication decals. These decals are to be used in conjunction with either the 2101, Valve FX or Legend II Preamp/Processors. These decals are provided to enable the User to operate the Control One effectively using any of the units listed above. Applying Decals The decals are to be placed on the Control One in the specified areas: BYPASS - This decal is placed directly over the footwitch marked: Bank Down/(Hold)Bypass. PROGRAM/BANK/TUNER - This decal is to be placed directly over the footswitch marked: BANKUP/(Hold)TUNER. Control One Owner's Manual 3 Section 1 - Startup Section 1 - Startup Front Panel Controls and Functions The front panel of the Control One consists of a 20 character vacuum-fluorescent display, ten programmable footswitches, a dedicated bypass footswitch, a Select switch, and the built-in continuous controller pedal. · Program Switches - Each programmable switch has a number (0-9) and can be programmed to function in one of several ways. · Bank Up/ (Hold) Tuner switch (2112 only) - This switch lets you move up through the Bank menu and select Banks simply pressing the footswitch once. When the desired Bank is reached, press any of the flashing footswitches and the selected Bank will be activated. When you press and hold the footswitch, the Control One will put the 2112 in Tuner mode. · Bank Down/ (Hold) Bypass switch (2112 only) - This switch lets you move down through the Bank menu and select Banks simply pressing the footswitch once. When the desired banks is reached, press any one of the flashing footswitches and the selected Bank will be activated. When you press and hold the footswitch, the Control One will put the 2112 in Bypass mode. · Program / Bank / Tuner Selector (Included decal for 2101, Valve FX or Legend II) - The Select switch allows you to switch Banks or to randomly select any Program number for instant recall. This also allows access to the tuner on the GSP-2101 and Valve FX by pressing the switch three times. · Bypass Switch (Included decal for 2101, Valve FX or Legend II) - The Bypass switch, when active, passes the input signal directly to the output(s) of the GSP-2101, Valve FX or Legend II, effectively bypassing all currently operating effects (including analog effects). [. . . ] WARNING: Do not connect devices other than the Control One to the Foot Controller connector on the rear panel of the 2112 SGS, GSP-2101, Valve FX or Legend II. Connecting devices other than the Control One to the Foot Controller connector may damage the device. · When the Control One is connected, turn the 2112 SGS, GSP-2101, Valve FX or Legend II's power switch on. Both the signal processor/preamp and the Control One will begin their power-up initialization sequences. [. . . ]