9. Presence - This knob adjusts a global high end boost to the all Programs.
10. Expression Pedal - The Expression Pedal is used for real time control of parameters during performance. This pedal may control
Volume in one Program, Wah in another Program, or control the Delay Level in yet another Program. Individual
boundaries may be set up for the minimum and maximum parameter values that will be accessed by the
Expression Pedal. See page 11 for more on making expression pedal assignments.
Rear Panel
1. Jam-A-Long Jack - This is where you connect a tape or CD player in order to jam along with the music, or for the purpose of
recording a lick into the Learn-A-Lick phrase recorder. See page 9 for more on using the Jam-A-long and Learn-A-
Lick function.
2. Input Jack - This is where signal enters the RP14D. Connect your instrument to this jack.
3. Headphone Output - Connect stereo headphones to this jack. Do not connect a mono jack here as doing so may damage the output
driver.
4. Left/Mono Output - If the RP14D is to be used in a mono application, connect from this jack to the input of your amplifier. If the
RP14D is used in a stereo application, connect this output to the left input of a stereo power amp.
5. Right Output - Use this jack in conjunction with the Left/Mono Output for stereo applications. Connect from this output to the input of
a second amplifier, or the right input of a stereo power amp.
6. Power Input - This connector is used to power the RP14D. Use only the DigiTech PS0920 power supply provided.
7. S/PDIF Output - This is the digital output from the RP14D. The signal at this output is in a digital format, and is to be connected to a
digital S/PDIF input such as those found on digital recording devices.
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