User Guide

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English
SYSTEM SETTINGS
Global settings for Circuit Mono Station are made using System Settings View. This lets you
congure MIDI operation and set MIDI channels, enable Pot Pickup and set the analogue clock
output rate.
System Settings View can only be opened at power-up: press hold Shift
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down while pressing
the Power button to open the View. The View changes (re colours) according to whether
Oscillator 1 or Oscillator 2 is selected: the graphic below shows that for Osc 1.
MIDI Note data MIDI CC data External clock control
Bright pad indicates
currently selected
MIDI channel for
Osc 1
Dim red pad indicates unavailble
MIDI channel
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
MIDI Channel Selection
Analogue clock PPQN settings
MIDI Note
RX
On/Off
MIDI CC
RX
On/Off
MIDI CC
TX
On/Off
RX
On/Off
TX
On/Off
Pot pickup
On/Off
MIDI Note
TX
On/Off
System Settings View is exited by pressing the (Play) button.
MIDI I/O
You can choose to transmit and/or receive MIDI Note data, MIDI CC (Control Change) data and
MIDI clock independently. When Circuit Mono Station is shipped from the factory, it is set to
transmit AND receive all three classes of MIDI information. This exibility allows you to integrate
Circuit Mono Station with other hardware in exactly the way you need.
Circuit Mono Station is able to send and receive MIDI data both via the USB port
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and the
dedicated MIDI IN and MIDI OUT sockets
3
. Use the 3.5 mm TRS jack-to-5-pin DIN breakout
cables supplied to use standard MIDI cables to connect the latter to other MIDI equipment.
MIDI Tx/Rx
The rst two pads in the bottom row are illuminated green and control MIDI Note data Rx
and MIDI Note data Tx respectively. A dim illumination means that Tx or Rx is OFF; a bright
illumination indicates that Tx or Rx is ON.
The transmission and/or reception of MIDI CC data can be controlled in exactly the same way
by the next two pads, coloured Orange.