Hammond XPK-130G User Manual

IMPORTANT SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
P.2
NAMES AND
FUNCTIONS
P.4
MOUNTING THE
EXPRESSION PEDAL
P.5
MAKING THE
CONNECTIONS
P.6
USING THE INTERNAL
SOUND GENERATOR
P.8
MIDI CHANNEL, MERGE
P.9
ADVANCED OPERATION
P.10
OTHERS
P.12
Contents
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Owner’s Manual
Thank you, and congratulations on your choice of a Hammond
MIDI sound pedalboard!
The XPK-130G has 13 pedals (C to C), while the XPK-200G and
XPK-200GL both have 20 pedals (C to G). In addition, the XPK-200GL has
wooden naturals of extended length, to make “heel and toe” playing style
easier.
In addition to the MIDI capabilities, these units also contain 5 built-in Pedal
Voices, allowing you to use them as “stand-alone” units.
In order to get the most out of this instrument for many years to come,
please take the time to read this manual carefully and in its entirety.
MIDI SOUND PEDALBOARD

Hammond XPK-130G Specifications

General

Brand	Hammond
Model	XPK-130G
Category	Music Pedal
Language	English

Summary

Important Safety Instructions

General Warnings and Precautions

Covers general warnings, prohibited actions, and environmental hazards for safe operation.

Electrical Safety and Emergency Procedures

Addresses AC adaptor, power cord safety, impact protection, and immediate actions.

Handling and Placement Precautions

Guidelines for proper unit placement, ventilation, and safe handling of cords and plugs.

Environmental and Operational Safety

Guidelines for placement, ventilation, handling liquids, and environmental protection.

Names and Functions

Rear Panel Features and Connectivity

Details the rear panel controls, jacks, and connectivity options.

Mounting the Expression Pedal

Mounting EXP-100F/50/50J

Step-by-step instructions for mounting the EXP-100F/50/50J pedal.

Mounting EXP-20 or V-20R

Making the Connections

Preparing Unit for Use

MIDI Pedalboard Setup

Using the Internal Sound Generator

Selecting a Pedal Voice

Adjusting the Sound Controls

Adjusting Release (Sustain)

MIDI Channel and Merge Functions

Setting the MIDI Channel

Understanding MIDI Merge

Advanced Operation

Auto Power OFF Setting

Velocity Curve Selection

MIDI Implementation Chart