TC Electronic TC 2290 User Manual

appendix, Preset numbers differ
Some instruments are equipped with another preset numbering system that runs in ’machine
language’ (because it saves a few cents). The manufacturer then has, (in order to *humanize’
the system to the user) chosen to present it as a system of 8 banks of 8 presets giving the num-
bers from 11 to 88. (64 in total).
To convert from this ’machine language’ to decimal system you can subtract the lefthand digit
* 2 and then subtract 8:
e.g. 11 in ’machinelanguage’ equals 11 -1*2 -8 = preset no. 1
or 22 in ’machinelanguage’ equals 22 —2*2 -8 = preset no. 10
or 88 in ’machinelanguage’ equals 88 -8*2 -8 = preset no. 64
Or you can look up here:
2290 other 2290 other 2290 other 2290 other
+10 +14 +18 +22
01 11 17 31 33 51 49 71
02 12 18 32 34 52 50 72
03 13 19 33 35 53 51 73
04 14 20 34 36 54 52 74
05 15 21 35 37 55 53 15
06 16 22 36 38 56 54 76
07 17 23 37 39 57 55 77
08 18 24 38 40 58 56 78
+12 +16 +20 +24
09 21 25 41 41 61 57 81
10 22 26 42 42 62 58 82
11 23 27 43 43 63 59 83
12 24 28 44 44 64 60 84
13 25 29 45 45 65 61 85
14 26 30 46 46 66 62 86
15 27 31 47 47 67 63 87
16 28 32 48 48 68 64 88

TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

General

Brand	TC Electronic
Model	TC 2290
Category	Computer Hardware
Language	English