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3.5.1
Setting
Delay
Time
The
delaytime
of
preset
80
is
1023
milliseconds
(1.023
seconds)
and
we
will
assume
that
you
want
to
decrease
this
to
make
a
shorter
echo
delay
time,
say
400
mS.
cone
Using
the
<UP>/<DOWN>
keys
In
the
DELAY
section
you
must
press
one
of
the
|
Yigg
<UP>/
<DOWN>
keys.
Pressing
either
of
them
once
makes
the
green
LED
above
the
<UP>/<DOWN>
start
blinking.
CI
Now
by
pressing
<DOWN>
the
delaytime
decreases
a
‘step’
(1
millisecond
=
1/1000
second).
Holding
the
<DOWN>
key
the
value
will
a
spe
LEARN
ý
continue
decreasing
as
long
as
you
hold
or
until
'O'
MOCC
E
Similarly
pressing
<UP>
increases
step-wise
when
pressed
or
continuously
when
hold.
Fig.3.5.1
The
Delay
Section
TC
2290
can
’<LEARN>’
the
Beat
To
set
the
delaytime
to
the
rythm,
simply
press
the
<LEARN>
key
at
the
beat-rate.
The
delaytime
will
be
set
to
the
time
elapsing
between
your
pressings.
The
yelow
TIME
LED
indicates
this
beat
or
echo
repeat
rate.
Using
the
Numeric
Keyboard
KEYBOARD
You
may
find
it
valuable
and
faster
to
use
the
numeric
keyboard
to
change
to
a
specific
delaytime.
As
soon
as
one
of
the
DELAY
<UP>/<DOWN>
keys
are
pressed
the
green
LED
above
starts
blinking,
showing
that
the
numeric
keyboard
is
available
for
this
function.
So
instead
of
holding
the
<UP>/<DOWN>
keys,
you
can
enter
an
exact
value
on
the
numeric
keyboard.
For
example
to
change
to
400
mS
delaytime
:
ae
Press
:
;
Comments:
<DELAY
UP>
;
tells
2290
that
the
Numeric
Keyboard
is
wanted
for
this
function’.
>
Green
LED
starts
blinking,
to
show
‘keyboard
available’
<4><0><0>
:
Now
enter
the
delaytime
wanted
on
the
Numeric
Keyboard,
>
the
Delaytime
Display
shows
what
you
are
entering.
<ENTER>
-
The
moment
you
press
<ENTER>
the
value
is
accepted.
The
green
LED
continues
blinking
indicating
that
the
numeric
keyboard
is
still
available
for
the
delaytime
setting,
so
you
could
enter
another
value,
terminated
by
<ENTER>
if
you
wanted.
For
now
let's
stick
to
the
'400mS'
setting
so
that
we're
talking
about
the
same
‘sound’
as
we
continue.

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TC Electronic TC 2290 Specifications

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BrandTC Electronic
ModelTC 2290
CategoryComputer Hardware
LanguageEnglish

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