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General| Technology | Solid State |
|---|---|
| MIDI Compatibility | Yes |
| Inputs | 1 x 1/4" |
| Form Factor | Rackmount |
| Type | Preamp |
| EQ | 3-Band |
| Power Supply | AC |
| Dimensions | 19" x 1.75" x (Depth not specified) |
Essential safety warnings and handling instructions for the unit. Emphasizes careful handling and avoiding service by unqualified personnel.
Details the required AC voltage ratings for different regions and the importance of matching the outlet to the unit.
Specifies the recommended operating temperature range to ensure proper function and prevent damage.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the PROGAP, powering it on, and making initial connections.
Instructions on how to select and recall different preset programs stored in the unit.
Guide on adjusting individual parameters within a preset to shape the sound.
Procedure for saving custom sound settings into available preset memory locations.
Description of the power switch and the power on/off LED indicator.
Details the function of the rotary control used to select parameters and functions.
Explains the indicator that shows when a parameter value has been modified from its stored state.
Description of the alphanumeric display panel and its segment test on power-up.
Function of the button used to recall presets or toggle between stored/altered parameter values.
Function of the control used to select preset numbers, edit titles, and adjust parameter values.
Button used for editing preset titles and storing parameter changes or entire presets.
Description of the Loop In/Out LED indicator and the manual Loop In/Out button.
Indicator light for the status of Control 1 function.
Button for manually switching Control 1 function on or off.
Indicator light for the status of Control 2 function.
Button for manually switching Control 2 function on or off.
Details the AGX threshold control and its associated Threshold/Active LEDs for noise reduction.
The master volume control for adjusting the unit's output level.
The standard 1/4" mono jack for connecting the instrument input.
Description of the Loop Input and Output 1/4" mono jacks for effect devices.
Details the Amplifier Output and Full Range Output 1/4" mono jacks.
Description of the 1/4" stereo and mono jacks for connecting footswitchable devices.
The 1/4" stereo jack for connecting external footswitches for preset control.
Details the standard 5-pin DIN MIDI IN and MIDI THRU connectors.
Information regarding the AC power cord and its connection.
Illustrates how to connect the PROGAP using the Amplifier Output.
Illustrates how to connect the PROGAP using the Full Range Output.
Shows a typical connection setup between a MIDI device and the PROGAP.
Illustrates how to connect multiple MIDI devices in a chain with the PROGAP.
Depicts how to connect single and dual function footswitches to the PROGAP.
Shows how to integrate an external signal processor using the audio loop.
Details the predistortion EQ controls for shaping tone before the preamp stage.
Explains the GAIN parameter and the AGX Automatic Gain Expansion system.
Guides users on how to properly set the AGX Threshold control for optimal noise reduction.
Describes postdistortion EQ parameters for bass, treble, and mid-frequency.
Explains Rocktron's patented HUSH single-ended noise reduction system.
Provides guidance on setting the HUSH threshold for various tone types.
Explains the programmable QUTLEV parameter and front panel output level adjustments.
Introduction to MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and its purpose.
Details the function and connection of the MIDI IN and MIDI THRU connectors.
Overview of how the PROGAP is configured at the factory.
Describes the initial state of presets, loop, and control functions upon factory setup.
Information on how factory presets 1-20 are handled and repeated in memory.
Specifies that Loop and Control functions are set to OFF in all factory presets.
Setting to enable or disable program mapping for MIDI control.
Configuring how MIDI program change messages relate to PROGAP presets.
Mapping MIDI controller messages to PROGAP parameters or functions.
Describes the initial power-on sequence and display behavior.
Detailed steps on how to select and recall any of the 128 available presets.
How to change the values of the nine adjustable parameters for a preset.
Procedure for saving modified parameter values into the current preset.
Instructions on how to copy one preset to another memory location.
Guide on how to modify the titles of presets for easier identification.
How to navigate and view the various MIDI configuration options.
Configuring the MIDI channel for receiving commands.
Choosing between latch or momentary footswitch operation.
How to alter and store the status of the audio loop and control functions.
Adjusting the final output volume using the programmable and front panel controls.
Details input impedance, maximum input level, and jack types.
Specifies the noise floor levels in different operating modes.
Information on the unit's dynamic range.
Details on the unit's noise reduction capabilities.
Specifies maximum output level, impedance, and output jack types.
Details the type of connectors used for MIDI IN and MIDI THRU.
States the required AC voltage, frequency, and power consumption.
Provides the physical dimensions of the PROGAP unit.
Guidance on maintaining the unit for trouble-free service and proper working condition.
Details the two-year limited warranty, exclusions, and repair service procedures.
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