User Manual

for (for example, ., which is accessed via the

configuration ), you can store it by pressing the button.

-> Press and hold the button until LED 5 lights up once briefly.

There aretwo configurationlevels. Thefirst levelcomprises to and to

; the LED above the respective button light to indicate the given

configuration. The second level comprises to and to he LED above

the respective button flashes to indicate the given configuration. With the

four buttons and these two configuration levels, you have up to eight

different configuration options for and eight options for . The

actual number of possible assignments depends on the model of ENGL amp. Some of

the sound-shaping and special functions of ENGL amps are assigned to the same S.A.C.

command, e.g. & to This has the advantage that you can

control two sound-shaping functions in different main channels of the amp using one

of the two Function buttons.

MIDI mode is active as soon as the Z-9 Foot Controller is powered externally via the

mains socket (power supply) or by an ENGL amp via a 5-pin DIN cord. LEDs 1 to 5 act as

a light chain to indicate MIDI mode is active, illuminating successively from left to right

while LED 6 flashes. In this mode, you can access 10 MIDI patches in two banks using

the to buttons. Press the button to switch between

and .

To select MIDI patch 3:

-> Press briefly; the LED 3 above the button lights up;

MIDI Out sends MPN 3.

To select MIDI patch 7:

-> Press ; LED 3 and LED 6 flash.

-> Press briefly; the two LEDs 2 and 6 light up;

MIDI Out sends MPN 7.

If feasible, store your most frequently used MIDI presets on amps or effect devices in a

single bank,that is, in MPNs 1to 5. This lets youaccess your fave sounds swiftlywithout

having to change banks.

Function 2 Mega Lo Punch/M.L.P

F2-3 Function 1

Function 1

F1-1 F1-4 F2-1 F2-

4 Channel

F1-5 F1-8 F2-5 F2-8, t

Channel

Function 1 Function 2

Gain Boost Hi Gain F1-6.

Patch 1/6 Patch 5/10 Bank A/B

Banks A B

Patch 3/8

Bank A/B

Patch 2/7

3. Selecting MIDI patches in MIDI mode

Examples:

A tip from the designer: