User manual

EFX MkIII Audio Controller User Manual 9
The table below shows the control value of the normal and reverse mode.
Loop turns on Loop turns off
nor (normal) 127 (0x7F) 0 (0x00)
rEv (reverse) 0 (0x00) 127 (0x7F)
The table below shows the contact of the Function Switch.
Contact
nor (normal) Normally - Open
rEv (reverse) Normally - Closed
Press the⑨ BANK UP switch to toggle between normal and reverse. The display
will show:
Press the⑩ PS-4 switch to store the reverse function in memory. The display will
show str (store) for a moment.
Follow the same pr ocedure ~ to set from 2st MIDI Control Change through 12st MIDI Control Change.⑪①⑩
Note
*Thenot. means no Control Change is transmitted.
*Thenor means normal and t he rEv means reverse.
* The corresponding loop is always turned off when you set a controller number from 000. through 127.
* The last decimal point on the display means that the display shows a Program Change number or controller
number.
* For initial default Control Change channels and controller numbers setting are refer to page 12.
3.3.3 Editng XPDL Port
The EFX Mk III Audio Controller contains a XPDL port for expression pedal input or external foot switch input.
This can be used to alter parameters(via MIDI) in effects device that offer this capability.
The MIDI Control Change Value is transmitted corresponding to the position of expression pedal or external
foot switch.
Any passive volume or expression pedal can be used. Recommended expression pedals are Boss FV500L
and FV300L, external foot switches are Boss FS-5U and FS-5L.
*TheEPL or ESW channel and number are global (t he same for all banks/presets). you need not edit these
for any other banks/presets if you have already done so.
Press/hold the① FS-1 switch(FS, function select) to edit the
EPL or ESW for the XPDL port until the EPL or ESW is
shown on the display if y ou are already in the Edit Mode.
The display shows the EPL(Expression Pedal) when the
expression pedal is connect to the XPDL jack.
Otherwise, The display shows the ESW(External Foot Switch) when the external foot switch is connected