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Mission EP1-KP Expression Pedal Quick Start Guide
STOP! Please read this before connecting your Mission EP1-KP
What is the EP1-KP?
The EP1-KP is an expression pedal designed for use with all
versions of the Kemper Profiler. It features Mission’s unique
switching function that allows effects to be turned on and
off at the pedal, just like a conventional analog effect. The
pedal is matched to the amplifier to utilize the full sweep
and provide a smooth response with no dead spots. The
EP1-KP is a passive device and requires no battery or
external power source.
Connections
The EP1-KP uses one or two ¼” phone plug outputs marked
OUT1 and OUT2. OUT1 is the expression pedal and OUT2
is the footswitch. The footswitch is not installed on the
spring-loaded version. Connect OUT1 to a pedal input on
the amplifier using a ¼” TRS-TRS cable. Connect OUT2 to
a second pedal input on the amplifier using a regular ¼” TS
instrument cable. Connecting OUT2 is optional and maybe
omitted if the footswitch will not be used.
Note:
OUT1 requires the use of a cable with a single TRS cable at
both ends. A mono TS cable or insert cable that has both
TS and TRS plugs will not work. The footswitch is a quiet,
momentary type. The switch will still be operating even
though no audible click will be heard. The Profiler requires
a momentary switch for correct operation.
Programming
After making the connections, it is necessary to program
the Profiler to assign the expression pedal and switch
to the required features. Programming instructions are
provided in the Kemper User Manual. Scan the QR code
on the reverse side of this card for further information and
tutorials.
Adjustments
The tension of the rocker can be adjusted using the
tension adjustment screw on the rear of the base. When
adjusting the tension, be careful not to over tighten the
screw and damage the tension block.
Do not attempt to install without using the rubber feet
as damage may occur. The Mission PR-1 pedal riser kit is
recommended for pedalboard installation.
Specifications
Electrical/Mechanical
Internal resistance – 10K Ohm
Taper – Linear
Polarity –TRS, Tip to wiper
Function – Voltage divider
Usage rating > 1M cycles
Switch type – Momentary, normally open
Dimensions
Base length at longest point – 9.9”
Base width at widest point – 4.0”
Height at highest point including feet – 3.25”
Pedal length – 8.7”
Pedal width at widest point – 3.0”
Weight 3.5lbs
Scan QR Code for more information
https://missionengineering.com/support/ep1kp-electronic-user-guide/
Only use attachments/accessories specified by the
manufacturer
Prolonged listening at high volume levels may cause
irreparable hearing loss and/or damage. Always be
sure to practice safe listening.
Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Service
may be required if :
Liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the
apparatus
Exposure to rain or moisture
The unit has been dropped or damaged
The unit does not operate normally or changes in
performance in a significant way
For warranty and service information visit
https://missionengineering.com/returns
©Mission Engineering Inc. EP1-KP is a trademark of Mission Engineering Inc.
Trademarks, registered trademarks, product names, logos and other materials
are the property of their respective owners.
Safety Instructions
Clean only with a dry cloth
Do not use near water
Unplug during lightning storms or when unused for
long periods of time
Do not block any openings
Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators,
heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including
amplifiers) that produce heat