Lexicon Super Prime Time User Manual

Overview of the Lexicon Model 97, its capabilities, and target users.

Explains the manual's organization and lists essential safety precautions.

Describes the unit's operational modes (Manual vs. Memory) and control sections.

Details on input source, recirculation, and filter controls on the front panel.

Explains output mix, delay, and master level controls on the front panel.

Covers VCO, indicators, bank select, and register buttons on the front panel.

Details on depth, rate, shape, function buttons, and other front panel controls.

Describes the main, aux, and output connectors on the rear panel.

Details on external sweep, modulation, and rate input/output jacks.

Explains tape store jacks, power connector, and fuse holder.

Guidance on rack mounting, ventilation, and power specifications.

Explains how to connect audio signals and remote control devices.

In-depth explanation of bypass, repeat, step, sweep, rate, and modulation controls.

Describes using tape jacks for memory storage, retrieval, and cue tone synchronization.

Initial setup, powering on, and warm-up procedures for the unit.

Lists factory presets and explains how to calibrate front panel settings to recalled effects.

Details on delay time readouts and input/output mix slider functions.

Explains adjustment of input/output mix levels and how to invert signal polarity.

Procedures for saving, retrieving, copying, and clearing user-programmed effects.

Steps for writing memories to tape and verifying their accuracy.

Instructions for loading effects data from tape back into the unit's memory.

Introduces advanced features not commonly found in other delay processors.

Explains the Voltage Controlled Oscillator, Low Frequency Oscillator, and sweep functions.

Details on how to use the LFO for vibrato, pitch shifting, and other modulation.

Explains dynamic recirculation and cross-fading between stored effects.

How to use remote switches or cues to advance through memory registers.

Covers remote bypass switching and controlling LFO modulation externally.

Examples of typical live and studio setups for the Model 97.

Introduces general applications and the concept of delay processing effects.

Details on creating flanging, resonant flanging, and doubling effects.

Details on vibrato, pitch twisting, resonant, and infinite repeat effects.

Covers rhythmic effects, echo variations, and chromatic tuned resonances.

Demonstrates using multiple units for stereo processing and coupled LFO modulation.

Explains connecting two units in series or parallel for advanced effects.

Using the Model 97 with multi-track recorders for synchronous cue stepping.

Details on using delay outputs and applications in video/film audio mixing.

Explains using delay for localization and avoiding echoes in sound systems.

Tips for live performance programming and evolving stored effects into new ones.

Lists frequency response, distortion, dynamic range, and control specifications.

Details input/output connectors, impedance, levels, power, size, and weight.

Visual representation of the Model 97's internal signal flow and processing.

Visual guide showing front panel configurations for preset effects.

Initial steps for troubleshooting and addressing power-up problems.

Addresses issues with audio not passing and failure to recall stored programs.

Troubleshooting problems related to storing/recalling memories from tape.

Explains diagnostic routines, returning units for repair, and replacement parts.

Outlines the terms and conditions of the product's limited warranty.