TC Electronic TC 2290 User Manual

If
you
are
on
the
right
track
your
display
should
now
look
like
this:
TC
2290
DYNAMIC
DIGITAL
DELAY
+
EFFECTS
CONTROL
PROCESSOR
‘Bi
aa
tel
mi
o
LA A
v v
You
have
now
created
a
'medium/fast'
echo
effect
with
several
repeats.
3.5.3 Storing Your Own Presets
We
will
now
store
(in
preset
no
1)
the
settings
that
you
have
just
created.
To
do
this
we
use
a
key
sequence
similar
to
recalling
a
preset
except
that
<STORE>
is
pressed
instead
of
<ENTER>:
Press : ; Comments:
<PRESET>
;
to
get
the
Numeric
Keyboard
for
this
function,
; green LED starts blinking, showing ‘you've got it’
the Preset Display shows the numbers you are entering.
<1>
Now
enter
the
preset
#
on
the
Numeric
Keyboard,
:
When
you
press
<STORE>
the
frontsettings
are
stored.
<STORE>
The
moment
you
ended
the
store
sequence
by
pressing
<STORE>
a
new
preset
1
was
created,
and
the
current
preset
number
changed
to
preset
‘OT,
your
new
preset.
Now
that
you
have
stored
your
settings
you
can
explore
with
other
settings,
before
you
continue.
But,-
don't
store
another
setting
into
preset
1
just
yet
as
you
will need
this
when
you
continue.
Unsuccesful Store
If
you
omit
the
<PRESET>
key
in
the
store
sequence
the
error
#
4
(which
means
‘wrong
store
sequence’)
will
appear
in
the
delay
time
display.
If
you
try
to
store
in
the
presets
80-99,
you
will
get
error
#
3
which
means
‘preset
protected’
-
the
presets
are
protected
against
store
attempts.
Just
store
your
sound
in
another
preset
below
‘80’.
More about Store & Recall
You
can
find
out
more
about
storing/updating/copying
and
moving
presets
in
the
reference
guide,
where
you
will
also
find
more
about
recalling
presets
[5.9].
With
a
so
called
‘special
number’
the
number
of
presets
that
are
protected
can
be
altered
-
more
about
this
in
appendix
sec
[9.4]

TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

General

Brand	TC Electronic
Model	TC 2290
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English