What to do if my Neunaber Illumine reverb cuts out?
If the reverb cuts out, the input signal may be too low. To fix this, go to GLOBAL SETUP ? GAIN STRUCTURE and select LLooww NNooiissee. If the problem continues, go to GLOBAL SETUP ? NOISE REDUCTION and select OOffff.
What to do if my Neunaber Music Equipment reverb compresses or does not get louder when input level increases?
If the reverb compresses or doesn't get louder when the input level increases, this could be caused by an inappropriate GAIN STRUCTURE setting for your input signal. To solve this, go to GLOBAL SETUP ? GAIN STRUCTURE and select HHiigghh HHeeaaddrroooomm.
Why is the reverb very quiet or nonexistent when using a stereo input on my Neunaber Music Equipment?
If the reverb is very quiet or nonexistent with a stereo input, a prior effect in the chain might be producing a stereo output that is not mono-compatible. To fix this, go to GLOBAL SETUP ? FX SIDECHAIN IN and select UUnnbbaallaanncceedd MMiixx. If the problem persists, select LLeefftt OOnnllyy or RRiigghhtt OOnnllyy.
Why does my Neunaber Music Equipment have hum or buzz?
Humming or buzzing can occur in your Neunaber Music Equipment due to a ground loop, which happens when there's no connection to earth ground through an amp, interface, mixer, or power supply. Connecting a ground wire may resolve this issue. Also, power supply noise from using an unregulated power supply can cause this. Try using a linear (non-switching) regulated power supply.
What to do if my Neunaber Music Equipment display reads: Power Supply > 13 V !
This message indicates that the power supply voltage is too high. Replace the power supply with one that produces between 9 V and 12 V.
Why does my Neunaber Illumine Music Equipment have a tone change when enabling or bypassing?
To address the tone change, go to GLOBAL SETUP ? BYPASS TYPE and select BBuuffffeerreedd.
What to do if NOISE REDUCTION is off on my Neunaber Illumine?
To turn on noise reduction, go to GLOBAL SETUP ? NOISE REDUCTION and select oonn.
What to do if my Neunaber Illumine Music Equipment mix does not go to full 100% wet signal?
If the mix doesn't go to a full 100% wet signal, the MIX SUM TYPE might be set to UUnniittyy DDrryy. To fix this, go to GLOBAL SETUP ? MIX SUM TYPE and select UUnniittyy RRMMSS or UUnniittyy RRMMQQ.
Why is there a volume increase with Mix around 75% on my Neunaber Illumine Music Equipment?
A volume increase with the Mix around 75% suggests an inappropriate MIX SUM TYPE for your input signal. To correct this, go to GLOBAL SETUP ? Mix Sum Type and select UUnniittyy RRMMSS.
Why is there a volume drop with Mix around 75% on my Neunaber Illumine?
A volume drop with the Mix around 75% indicates an inappropriate MIX SUM TYPE for your input signal. To resolve this, go to GLOBAL SETUP ? MIX SUM TYPE and select UUnniittyy RRMMQQ.
Details about power supply requirements and connector type.
Information on connecting the ground screw for chassis ground.
Explains mono/stereo connections and headphone output usage.
Describes connecting expression pedals via TRS input.
Explains the function of the top and bottom control knobs.
Details how the bottom knob changes parameters or enters menus.
Explains how press and long-press functions are triggered.
Describes the flag indicating unsaved preset changes.
Details the options for saving the current preset.
Explains how to change the name of a preset.
Lists and describes the 50 factory presets available on the device.
Determines how presets are recalled or skipped using the footswitch.
Guides on navigating and interacting with the device's setup menus.
Details the 17 stereo reverb algorithms available on the ILLUMINE pedal.
Explains various tweakable parameters affecting reverb algorithms.
Explains the Mix control for balancing dry and wet signals.
Lists parameters that vary based on the selected reverb effect.
Describes the Level control for adjusting overall output volume.
Details the types of controllers that can be connected to the pedal.
Explains how the built-in A/B footswitch functions as an expression controller.
Instructions for connecting and using an external expression pedal.
Instructions for connecting and using a passive volume pedal.
How to use MIDI CC messages for expression control.
Steps for configuring expression controller input and behavior.
Explains naming conventions for expression controller settings.
Configuration specific to A/B or expression pedal setups.
How to assign parameters to be controlled by an expression source.
Guides on setting the midpoint for expression control curves.
Setting transition times for A/B footswitch expression control.
Calibration procedures for expression and volume pedals.
Procedure to set the minimum (heel down) value for pedals.
Procedure to set the maximum (toe down) value for pedals.
Calibrating the middle sweep point for volume pedals.
Selection of the expression controller input type.
Details on configuring MIDI channels and modes.
Options for true bypass, buffered bypass, and reverb tails.
Setting the pedal to operate in a serial or parallel effects loop.
Configuration options for the right-side footswitch function.
How preset changes are triggered by knobs or footswitches.
Determines how dry and effect signals are summed at different Mix levels.
Optimizes the pedal's gain structure for system noise and headroom.
Blends input signals for the effect processor sidechain.
Controls the built-in noise reduction circuitry.
Customizing display brightness, text justification, and value display.
Steps for connecting the pedal to a computer via USB-MIDI.
Overview of the Preset Manager software's interface and functions.
Lists common issues, their causes, and solutions.
General| Type | Multi-Effects Processor |
|---|---|
| Stereo | Yes |
| Technology | Digital |
| Input Impedance | 1 MΩ |
| Expression Pedal Input | Yes |
| Bypass | Buffered or True Bypass |
| MIDI | Yes |
| Power Supply | 9V DC |
| Inputs | 2 x 1/4" |
| Outputs | 2 x 1/4" |
| USB | Yes |
| Effect Types | Reverb |
| Algorithms | Multiple (reverb, delay, modulation, etc.) |
| Output Impedance | 100 Ohm |
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