Journey HA01 User manual

Passport
Guitar Headphone Amp
Model: HA01
User Manual
V1.1

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Table of Contents
Introduction ................................................................................................................................................ 3
Power Supply ............................................................................................................................................. 3
Safety and Maintenance .......................................................................................................................... 3
HA01 Signal Chain ..................................................................................................................................... 3
Audio & Data Input/Outputs .................................................................................................................... 4
HA01 Interface Overview ......................................................................................................................... 4
Center Mode Indicator Lights: EDIT, Tuner, Bluetooth/Bypass, Battery life ............................................. 4
Bluetooth Connectivity and Control .................................................................................................................. 4
Panel Indicator Guide .......................................................................................................................................... 5
HA01 Modes: Preset vs EDIT Modes ...................................................................................................... 6
Preset Mode: (The Default Mode when you turn it on) ................................................................................. 6
EDIT Mode: (Accessed by Pressing (on/off
3
) and (
4
store) buttons together) ........................................ 7
Modules and Effects Detailed Explanation ........................................................................................... 8
1. AMP Selection .................................................................................................................................................. 8
2. GAIN Adjustment .............................................................................................................................................. 8
3. TONE Adjustment ............................................................................................................................................. 9
4. MOD Modulation Module: CHORUS and PHASER .............................................................................................. 9
5. DELAY: comprises parameters: Time, Fb and Mix ............................................................................................. 9
a. TIME ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 9
b. Fb (Feedback control) ............................................................................................................................................................ 9
c. MIX ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
6. REVERB ........................................................................................................................................................... 10
7. IR Cab Mode ................................................................................................................................................... 10
8. VOLUME Adjustment ...................................................................................................................................... 10
9. TUNER Function .............................................................................................................................................. 11
10. BYPASS Function (Direct Dry Signal) ........................................................................................................... 11
11. Micro-USB to 3.5mm recording jack for internal recording ......................................................................... 11
12. IR Cab Loading ............................................................................................................................................ 11
Technical Specs: ................................................................................................................................................. 12
Troubleshooting: ................................................................................................................................................. 12

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Introduction
The HA01 is a “Swiss Army Knife” multi-effect guitar headphone amp that’s designed to bring you a
full tonal modeling and effects experience in a tiny travel package. The HA01 has the following features:
• Micro USB rechargeable (up to) 5-hour battery
• Standard ¼inch Guitar cable input and standard 3.5mm headphone jack output
• Wireless Bluetooth playback from your phone or audio device.
• Digital out for Recording directly to your DAW via USB or headphone jack input (IOs devices
need Apple camera connection kit)
• Robust Effects and Modeling
o 10 classic preset effects
o Customizable effects like: Chorus/Phaser, Delay, Hall Reverb, Tone, and more
o 10 Classica IR Cabinet Simulations
o Clean bypass for clean recording or monitoring
• Precision tuner
Power Supply
• DC5v, 300mA battery for up to 5 hours of continuous use.
• Fully recharged in 2 hours with 5V, 2.0A charging
• Active charging while recording with digital out to your DAW
Safety and Maintenance
1. If you’re not actively using the unit, don’t leave it connected to other equipment that is powered-on
for long periods of time. (apart from charging the unit)
2. To properly maintain the unit and extend the lifetime, avoid the following
a. High temperatures
b. Heavy magnetic fields
c. Dust and dirt
d. High humidity or water
e. Prolonged exposure to direct
sunlight
f. Heavy vibration or strong impact
HA01 Signal Chain
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Audio & Data Input/Outputs
1. Combo port for battery charging and USB 2.0 Midi/Data output
2. Micro USB to 1/8 inch, (3.5mm) headphone out to record on Android and compatible devices
3. 1/8 inch, (3.5mm) headphone out
4. Standard ¼ inch guitar connector
*HA01 has Bluetooth connectivity as well
HA01 Interface Overview
Center Mode Indicator Lights: EDIT, Tuner, Bluetooth/Bypass, Battery life
A. EDIT Mode indicator light is illuminated blue when in EDIT Mode as described above.
B. Bypass/Tuner indicator light is illuminated blue when in Bypass mode, and red when in Tuner mode
C. Bluetooth Mode Indicator light flashes slowly when you first turn on the device to indicate it’s not
paired.
D. Battery Life indicator light indicates health of battery. 5 lights indicate a full battery, 1 means almost
out. It flashes while charging and turns off when unit is fully charged.
Bluetooth Connectivity and Control
The HA01 enables you to stream audio from a Bluetooth broadcasting device (phone, tablet, computer, etc.)
to this unit so you can jam along with your own tunes or a recordings. To turn off/on the Bluetooth function,
simply press both the “Bypass/-” and the “Tuner/+” buttons at the same time, and your HA01 is discoverable.
To Connect to a Bluetooth Device for the first time:
1. Turn off the Bluetooth function on the device you wish to pair.
2. Turn on the HA01. The Bluetooth indicator should be flashing. If not, quickly press both the “Bypass/-”
and the “Tuner/+” buttons at the same time. Don’t hold down long or you’ll activate the Bypass
function.
3. Turn on the Bluetooth function on your device and locate HA01. Then select for connection.
4. The Bluetooth indicator light on the HA01 will illuminate blue and not flash when connected.
Adjust the line-in volume of your Bluetooth connected device on the connected device, not on the HA01.
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Panel Indicator Guide
Effect/Parameter/Volume/Tuner Indicator Lights:
In the PRESET mode, these lights indicate which of the 10 presets you’re using.
If you adjust the volume with the +/- buttons, it will indicate the volume level adjustment for a short while,
then return back to indicate your preset.
a. In the EDIT mode, it displays the parameter you’ve selected.
2. Guitar Tuner Notes:
a. The lights above the note names indicate the auto-detected note you’re tuning.
b. The lights below from Amp to Vol (in region 7) indicate the intonation of the string.
3. On-Off / Left Selection Button:
a. Extended press to turn the unit on and extended press to turn it off.
b. In the PRESET mode, press to switch to the previous preset.
c. In the EDIT mode, press to scroll up when selecting the effects setting.
4. Store / Right Selection Button:
a. Extended press to STORE a preset.
b. In the PRESET mode press to switch to the next preset.
c. In the EDIT mode, press to scroll down when selecting the effects setting.
5. Bypass / - Selection Button:
a. Extended press this button to enter the Bypass function. (clean signal)
b. In PRESET mode press to reduce the master volume
c. In EDIT mode press to reduce the effect on the module you’ve selected.
6. Tuner/+ Button:
a. Extended press to enter the tuner mode,
b. in PRESET mode press to increase the master volume.
c. In EDIT mode press to increase the effect on the module you’ve selected.
7. Effects Indicator Lights:
a. In PRESET mode these lights indicate the effects applied to the Preset you’ve selected.
b. In the EDIT mode they indicate the currently selected effect module.
c. In TUNER mode, and lights move toward center as tuning improves.
8. Mobile Phone micro-USB to 3.5mm output.
a. Use the micro-USB to 3.5mm headphone jack cable with this data port to record on compatible
devices supporting 3.5mm input for sound recording.
9. Battery Indicator: Indicates battery health and charging status. See previous section for details.
10. USB Icon/Data/Charging Port: The micro-USB port to the side of this icon enables digital connectivity
to your external device or DAW, Charging the unit, and loading 3rd party IR CAB simulations.
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HA01 Modes: Preset vs EDIT Modes
The HA01 comes with two primary operating modes: The Preset Mode,
and the EDIT Mode. The Preset mode is the default mode that’s pre-
programmed with the most popular effects and cabinet settings. The EDIT
Mode is used to customize the parameters to your preference. To switch
between the two modes, briefly press (on/off3) and (4store) buttons at
the same time. The “EDIT” light between these two buttons will illuminate
blue when the EDIT Mode is active.
Preset Mode: (The Default Mode when you turn it on)
• Illuminated lights to the left of numbers 1-10 at the top indicate the number of the preset you’re using
• (on/off3) and (4store) buttons are used to move between the preset
simulation.
• The lights at the bottom indicate which modules are turned on (illuminated) and which are off (Dark)
• (Bypass-) and (Tuner+) buttons are used to adjust master volume (- decrease, +
increase) and the numbered lights at the top (1-10) temporarily reflect volume
level.
• Default factory Presets are based on the chart below:
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EDIT Mode:(Accessed by Pressing (on/off
3
) and (
4
store) buttons together)
• Press (on/off3) and (4store) buttons to scroll up and down to select the
modules. The EDIT light in the center will illuminate to indicate you’re in EDIT
mode.
• The light beside the AMP label will flash to indicate the module you’re adjusting. When entering the
EDIT mode initially, the system defaults to the AMP module.
You can use the (Bypass-) and
(Tuner+) buttons to
cycle through the
Amp options,
which will be indicated with the light
next to the corresponding number at
the top. After switching to EDIT mode,
if you press “+” three, you’ll be on the
4th amp selection, with these lights on
display. (Pink dots represent white
lights)
• (Bypass-) and (Tuner+) buttons have different functions in different modules.
For example, they browse up/down in the Amp or IR CAB module, and
increase/decrease effect parameters in the REVERB or DELAY modules. The user
can EDIT the parameters in EDIT mode and save them to PRESET mode.
• Store an Edited Preset: After editing a preset, you can store the edited preset to
the corresponding position in the PRESET mode by an extended press on the
Store button. You can only store your edited settings for the preset you’re
currently editing. For example, if you select the third preset in the PRESET mode
and then press the Press (on/off3) and (4store ) buttons to enter the EDIT
mode, then the edited preset will be stored as the updated third preset.
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Modules and Effects Detailed Explanation
1. AMP Selection
The HA01 has a total of 10 classic pre-amps. To access the pre-amps, Press
(on/off3) and (4store ) buttons to enter the EDIT mode, which starts in the
default “AMP” mode. Now use the (Bypass-) and (Tuner+) buttons to cycle
through the AMP options. See the chart below for a brief description of AMP
voices:
Based on the Above chart, if you press (Tuner+) 3 times after entering the AMP mode, your interface
will look like this, and you’ll be using Day Tripper OD with an Overdrive Voice.
2. GAIN Adjustment
Once your in the EDIT mode, in the Amp module, press the (4store ) button
once to cycle to the Gain module. The Gain light will illuminate, and then you
can use the (Bypass-) and (Tuner+) buttons to increase or decrease the gain level
with 1 as minimum and 10 as maximum settings.
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3. TONE Adjustment
In the EDIT mode, use (on/off3) and (4store) buttons to cycle to the Tone mode. Then use (Bypass-)
and (Tuner+) buttons to increase or decrease the tone level with 1 as the darkest and 10 as brightest
tone settings. As you increase brightness, the lights are illuminated from 1 up to the brightness you’ve
selected.
4. MOD Modulation Module: CHORUS and PHASER
The Modulation Mode has a combination CHORUS and PHASER function. In the EDIT mode, use
(on/off3) and (4store) buttons to cycle to the Tone mode, then use (Bypass-) and (Tuner+) buttons to
increase or decrease the modulation level. Since this is a combined effect, Chorus is set on the left side
with 5 as the minimum Chorus effect and 1 as the maximum chorus effect. If you are using a chorus
effect and you continue to press (Tuner+), all of the numbered indicator lights will turn off. This means
you’re in the center position where neither Chorus nor Phaser are activated. From this center position,
press (Tuner+) again and Phaser will be at it’s minimum position. Continue to press (Tuner+) and the
Phaser will be at it’s highest level when lights at 6-10 are fully illuminated. Here’s an example of the
Chorus at a medium setting.
5. DELAY: comprises parameters: Time, Fb and Mix
a. TIME
The TIME module controls the length of the time of the delay. 1 being the
shortest delay, and 10 being the longest. In EDIT mode, select TIME. Then use
(Bypass-) and (Tuner+) to set your preferred delay.
b. Fb (Feedback control)
The Fb module is to control feedback on the delay. In EDIT mode, select Fb. Then use (Bypass-)
and (Tuner+) to set your preferred feedback setting with 1 as weakest and 10 as strongest.
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c. MIX
In EDIT mode, once you’ve set TIME and Fb feedback, adjust the mix volume of the delay to
your preferred mix level using (Bypass-) and (Tuner+) buttons. Set MIX to all numbered lights
off to completely turn off the Delay effect.
With the combination of TIME, Fb, and MIX settings, you can set your prefect Delay effect.
6. REVERB
In the EDIT mode, use (on/off3) and (4store) buttons to cycle to the REVERB mode. Then use
(Bypass-) and (Tuner+) buttons to increase or decrease the wetness of the Reverb with 1 as the
minimum and 10 as maximum level settings. As you increase brightness, the lights are illuminated from
1 up to the brightness you’ve selected.
7. IR Cab Mode
The HA01 comes with 10 preset IR Cab simulations. To select your IR Cab, in the EDIT mode, use
(on/off3) and (4store) buttons to cycle to the CAB mode. Then use (Bypass-) and (Tuner+) buttons to
make your CAB selection. Below are the initial default IR Cab settings native on the device. (Please note
these may be subject to change, so check the product page on our website for the most recent CAB
selection.)
8. VOLUME Adjustment
Volume Adjustment works the same for PRESET and EDIT modes. Use (Bypass-)
and (Tuner+) buttons to increase or decrease the volume with 1 as the minimum
and 10 as maximum level settings. As you increase volume, the lights are
illuminated from 1 up to the brightness you’ve selected.
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