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SPECIFICATION
BPM Engine
BPM Range
Lock-in time
Accuracy
Input Level
Displays
BPM
Sync
Input
MIDI Implementation
Power Supply
Dimensions/Weight
3 x ranges: Low = 60 to 120 BPM, Med = 90 to 180 BPM,
High = 115 to 230 BPM
Typically2-4sec's(from introduction of readable beat information)
0.1 BPM
Nominal line level (1V peak)
1 x 4 character 7 Segment LED
3 x LED
1 x Bi-colour green/red LED
9vDC, 250mA (RED PSU - TYPE A)
42(W)x195(D)x22(H)mm, Less than 0.5 Kg
MIDI clock
Accessories (included)
Input cable
Mounting kit
8 x red LED
1M (3.5mm mini-jack to RCA phono plugs),
2 x chrome brackets/2xM6screws/2xM6nuts/2xM3screws,
2 x double-sided adhesive pads,
4 x rubber feet
System real time / Clock commands = transmitted
HINTS&TIPS / SPECIFICATION
HINTS & TIPS
Tempo Changes:
Synchronisation:
1. Always make slow changes when adjusting the sound source pitch control. This will allow
the MIDI clock to remain in synchronisation during tempo changes.
2. Never make tempo changes during quite passages (when beat information is unavailable)
as the MICRO SYNC will lose synchronisation.
1. Use the NUDGE feature to manually adjust any synchronisation errors during quite
passages (when beat information is unavailable).
2. Get to know a track before a performance to identify passages which upset the
synchronisation. Then disengage the auto SYNC prior to breaks which contain the erratic beat
information.
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