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Midi

Floor

Effect

Programmer

OPERATING

GU

<DE

FEATURES

_

t

■

Program

routing

assignments

for

up

to

5

floor

effects

units

■

Recall

up

to

128

presets

via

MIDI

interface

■

Foot

control

of

program

set,

increment,

decrement,

and

bypass

■

On

board

9

volt

DC

power

for

all

5

pedal

locations

■

Power

supply

jumper

cables

included

for

external

power

hook-up

■

Large

LED

displays

for

ready

reference

■

Signal

‘‘splitting"

capabilities

■

Rugged

flite-case

packaging

with

strap

handle

and

removeable

lid

■

Mono

input/stereo

output

design

allows

use

of

mono

and

stereo

devices

■

Programmable

switch

delay

time

WARNING:

TO

PREVENT

ELECTRICAL

SHOCK

OR

FIRE

HAZARD,

DO

NOT

EXPOSE

THIS

INSTRUMENT

TO

RAIN

OR

MOISTURE.

BEFORE

USING

THIS

INSTRUMENT,

READ

BACK

COVER

FOR

FURTHER

WARNINGS.

Operating

Instructions

for

the

MFP“

2128

INTRODUCTION

The

Peavey

MFP-2128

MIDI

Floor

Effects

Programmer

provides

ultimate

capability

to

control

up

to

5

floor

effects

devices

via

MIDI.

Effects

devices

may

be

chained

in

any

sequence

making

possible

wide

range

multiple

processing

options

without

the

need

for

manual

repatching.

Recall

of

stored

programs

may

also

be

accomplished

remotely

by

means

of

a

Peavey

or

other

brand

MIDI

Controllers.

DECREMENT

Midi

Floor

Effect

Programmer

INCREMENT

APROCLCl

*

PEAVEV'

ELECTRON

CS

CORPORATION

MER'OMN.

MS

MACE

IN

USA

FRONT

PANEL

CONTROLS:

These

control

switches

are

used

to

program

the

internal

memory

presets

of

the

MFP-2128

when

the

unit

is

placed

in

the

“Edit

Mode."

This

is

done

by

using

the

“Program

Enable"

switch

on

the

patching

strip.

PARAM

SWITCH

(1)

This

switch

is

used

to

select

the

appropriate

parameter

window

on

the

MFP-2128

so

that

the

select

window

value

can

be

altered

by

using

the'+"

or

switches.

Depressing

the

Param

switch

will

cause

the

MFP-2128

to

sequentially

select

the

parameters

which

can

be

modified

and

restored

as

part

of

the

“Program

Preset."

The

parameter

which

can

be

altered

at

any

time

is

indicated

by

the

“Flashing

LED

Display”

window.

When

the

unit

is

first

placed

in

the

“Edit

Mode"

the

“MIDI

Program

Preset"

display

will

begin

to

flash,

indicating

that

the

“Program

Preset,”

can

now

be

selected.

STORE

SWITCH

(2)

After

each

“Segment"

of

the

preset

has

been

set

up

viathe

Vandswitches,

this

new

“segment”

can

be

stored

into

the

MFP-2128

memory

by

depressing

this

“Store"

switch.

When

the

“Store"

switch

is

depressed

and

held

down

the

flashing

LED

window

will

stop

flashing.

As

soon

as

the

new

“Segment

Preset”

has

been

stored

into

the

MFP-2128

memory,

the

same

window

will

start

flashing

again

indicating

that

another

“Preset

Segment"

can

now

be

set

up.

Momentarily

pressing

the

store

switch,

when

the

unit

is

in

the

“Edit"

mode,

will

move

the

edit

function

back

to

the

“MIDI

Program

Preset"

window.

“+”

SWITCH

(3)

This

switch

can

be

used

to

increment

the

number

displayed

in

the

selected

parameter

window.

The

selected

parameter

is

indicated

by

the

flashing

display

window.

SWITCH

(4)

This

switch

can

be

used

to

decrement

the

number

displayed

in

the

selected

parameter

window.

MIDI

PROGRAM

PRESET(5)

The

“MIDI

Program

Preset”

window

displays

the

MIDI

program

preset

(1-128)

which

is

executed

when

the

“increment"

or

“decrement"

switches

are

depressed

or

when

the

appropriate

“Program

Preset"

command

is

received

by

the

MFP-2128.

EFFECTS

UNIT

TRAY

POSITION

(6)

The

"Effects

Unit

Tray

Position"

window

displays

the

effect

device

that

is

being

programmed

(when

in

edit

mode).

All

five

effect

devices

plus

the

left

and

right

main

outputs

can

be

accessed.

EFFECT

INPUT

(7)

The

“Effect

Input’

window

displays

the

input

to

the

effects

device

or

main

output

that

is

presently

being

displayed

in

the

"effects

unit

tray

position’

window.

EFFECT

OUTPUT

LEFTMONO

(8)

This

window

displays

the

left

(if

stereo)

or

mono

output

of

the

device

presently

in

the

"effects

unit

tray

position”

window.

EFFECT

OUTPUT

RIGHT

(9)

This

window

displays

the

right

output

of

stereo

effect

presently

in

the

“effects

unit

tray

position"

window.

A

single

dash

is

displayed

in

this

window

for

mono

effects.

INCREMENT

SWITCH

(10)

This

switch

is

used

to

increment

the

“MIDI

Program

Preset

Number"

displayed

in

the

"MIDI

Program

Preset"

display

window.

DECREMENT

SWITCH

(11)

This

switch

is

used

to

decrement

the

"MIDI

Program

Preset

Number"

displayed

in

the

"MIDI

Program

Preset"

display

window.

BYPASS

(12)

This

switch

is

used

to

bypass

all

floor

effects

in

the

MFP-2128.

Pressing

this

switch

routes

the

incoming

signal

directly

to

the

left

and

right

output

jacks.

Pressing

the

switch

a

second

time

will

disable

the

bypass

function,

and

restore

the

previous

effect.

20

19

17

14

13

PEDAL

POSITIONS

1-3

24

23

22

PEDAL

POSITIONS

4-5

PATCH

STRIP

CONTROLS:

POWER

ON/OFF

SWITCH

(13)

The

power

on/off

switch

is

used

to

enable

the

9

volt

dc

power.

16.5

VAC

POWER

SUPPLY

CONNECTOR

(14)

This

power

input

jack

is

used

to

provide

16.5

VAC

power.

A

Peavey

16.5

VAC

power

supply

is

provided

with

the

unit.

INPUT

JACK

(15)

This

is

the

input

jack

lor

the

MFP-2128.

This

input

can

be

directly

Irom

any

musical

instrument

or

from

the

“Effects

Send"

jack

of

an

amplifier.

OUTPUT

LEFT

JACK

(16)

This

jack

is

the

main

leftt

(for

stereo

operation)

or

mono

output

for

the

MFP-2128.

This

can

be

connected

to

either

the

input

or

the

“Effects

Return”

jack

of

an

amplifier.

OUTPUT

RIGHT

/MONO

JACK

(17)

This

jack

is

the

main

right

(for

stereo

operation)

or

mono

output

for

the

MFP-2128.

This

can

be

connected

to

either

the

input

or

the

"Effects

Return”

jack

of

an

amplifier.

REMOTE

SELECT

FOOTSWITCH

JACK

(18)

Provided

for

the

connection

of

an

optional

remote

footswitch.

NOTE:

If

a

dual

momentary

footswitch

is

used

the

tip

is

the

decrement

and

the

ring

is

the

increment.

MIDI

INPUT

SOCKET

(19)

A

standard

DIN

connector

which

allows

for

a

MIDI

Controller

interface

to

the

processor.

When

such

an

interface

is

established,

programs

stored

within

the

processor

memory

may

be

recalled

from

any

remote

MIDI

Controller,

such

as

the

Peavey

RMC-4512.

MIDI

OUT/THRU

SOCKET

(20)

A

standard

DIN

connector

which

can

be

programmed

to

send

out

processed

MIDI

information

or

act

as

a

MIDI

thru

which

will

route,

unaltered,

all

MIDI

information

that

is

received

at

the

MIDI

Input

socket.

When

this

socket

is

programmed

to

be

a

MIDI

out,

information

generated

by

the

MFP-2128

will

be

transmitted

only

on

MIDI

Channel

1.

When

programmed

as

a

MIDI

thru

all

MIDI

data

received

at

the

MIDI

in

socket

will

be

routed

unaltered

to

the

MIDI

thru

socket.

MODE

SWITCH

(21)

The

"Mode”

switch

is

used

to

select

the

"Edit"

mode,

thereby

allowing

the

programming

of

the

active

presets

within

the

unit.When

the

"edit"

mode

is

selected,

any

or

all

of

the

128

internal

program

memory

locations

can

be

programmed.

During

normal

control/process

operation,

it

should

be

in

"Run"

mode.

PEDAL

POSITIONS

1-3

(22)

INPUT

JACK

This

jack

is

connected

to

the

input

of

the

effects

device.

EXTERNAL

POWER

+9

VOLTS

Allows

external

connection

of

a

+9

VDC

power

supply

eliminating

the

need

for

batteries.

OUTPUT

JACK

This

jack

is

connected

to

the

output

of

the

effects

device.

PEDAL

POSITIONS

4-5

(23)

INPUT

JACK

This

jack

is

connected

to

the

input

of

the

effects

device.

EXTERNAL

POWER

+9

VOLTS

Allows

external

connection

of

a

+9

VDC

power

supply

eliminating

the

need

for

batteries.

OUTPUT

R

JACK

This

jack

is

connected

to

the

right

output

of

the

effects

device.

OUTPUT

L

JACK

This

jack

is

connected

to

the

left

output

of

the

effects

device.

OPERATIONAL

DESCRIPTION

GENERAL

INFORMATION

The

MFP-2128

is

designed

to

operate

with

up

to

five

floor

effect

devices.

These

devices

can

be

either

Peavey

premium

foot

effect

devices

or

any

other

brand.

The

MFP-2128

will

accomodate

up

to

two

dual

output

devices.

On

board

9

VDC

is

available

for

all

five

effects.

The

MIDI

section

of

the

MFP-2128

can

be

programmed

to

receive

MIDI

information

on

MIDI

channels

1-8.

MIDI

information

generated

by

the

MFP-2128

will

be

transmitted

on

MIDI

channel

1

if

the

MIDI

out/thru

socket

is

programmed

to

be

an

“out"

socket.

If

this

socket

is

programmed

to

be

a

“thru"

socket

then

all

MIDI

data

received

at

the

MIDI

in

socket

will

be

routed,

unaltered,

to

the

MIDI

thru

socket

on

the

same

MIDI

channel

it

was

received

on.

POWER

UP

Upon

Power

Up,

the

MFP-2128

will

display

the

MIDI

receive

channel

for

approximately

three

seconds.

During

this

period

of

time,

the

MIDI

receive

channel

and

the

MIDI

outrthru

socket

can

be

programmed.

The

receive

channel

can

be

changed

to

receive

on

MIDI

channels

1-8

by

depressing

the

"+"

or

switches.

The

MIDI

out/thru

socket

can

be

programmed

by

pressing

the

Param

switch

and

using

the

V

and

"-"switches

to

switch

between

“Out"

and

"Thr"

(thru).

Pressing

the

Param

switch

again

switches

back

to

the

MIDI

receive

channel.

The

MFP-

2128

will

allow

the

modification

of

these

two

parameters

as

long

as

the

V\

,

or

Param

switch

is

depressed.

If

none

of

these

switches

are

pressed

for

approximately

three

seconds,

the

unit

will

automatically

switch

to

The

"Run

Mode"

or

"Edit

Mode",

depending

on

the

location

of

the

program

enable

switch

on

the

patch

strip.

The

MIDI

receive

channel

and

the

MIDI

out/thru

socket

will

be

setto

the

last

displayed

number.

PROGRAMMING

SWITCH

DELAY

TIME

When

the

MFP-2128

is

switched

from

one

preset

to

another,

an

associated

switching

transient

occurs.

To

eliminate

the

transient

from

getting

back

to

your

amplifier

we

have

designed

into

the

product

a

“muted"

delay

time

which

removes

the

signal

while

the

unit

is

switching.

Because

each

performer

is

unique

we

have

decided

to

make

this

delay

time

adjustable

in

an

effort

to

suit

every

performer’s

taste.

To

set

the

switch

delay

time

first

turn

the

unit

off.

After

a

few

seconds

press

the

“+"

and

“store"

switches

simultaneously.

While

these

switches

are

depressed

turn

on

the

unit.

A

"D"

will

be

displayed

in

the

“effects

unit

tray

position"

window

which

stands

for

the

delay

time.

The

factory

preset

of

"060"

wil

I

be

d

isplayed

in

the

“MIDI

prog

ram

preset"

window.

Delay

settings

of

0

(no

delay

with

transient)

through

255

(longest

delay

but

no

transient)

can

be

programmed

into

the

unit

using

the

V

and

switches.

In

this

one

case

the

V

and

switches

do

not

automatically

scroll

if

they

are

held

down.

After

the

desired

setting

is

programmed

the

unit

will

go

through

its

normal

power

up

procedure.

FACTORY

PRESETS

To

restore

the

factory

presets,

the

V

andswitches

should

be

depressed

and

held

down

when

the

unit

is

powered

up.

To

accomplish

this,

turn

the

unit

off.

After

a

short

period

of

time,

depress

the

V

and

switches

simultaneously

and,

while

holding

these

switches

down

turn

on

the

power

switch.

The

factory

preset

settings

will

be

restored

to

the

unit.

THE

FACTORY

PRESETS

CONSIST

OF

THE

FOLLOWNG

PARAMETERS:

MIDI

Transmit

Channel

-

Channel

1

MIDI

Receive

Channel

-

Channel

1

MIDI

Out/thru

assignment

-

MIDI

Thru

PROGRAM

PRESETTABLE

All

program

presets

are

initialized

as

follows:

L

R

MAIN

MAIN

Stated

in

words,

the

signal

enters

the

MFP-2128

at

the

input

jack

and

is

routed

to

the

input

of

eflects

unit

tray

position

1.

The

output

of

tray

position

1

is

then

routed

to

the

input

of

tray

position

2.

The

output

of

tray

position

2

is

then

routed

to

the

input

of

tray

position

3.

The

output

of

tray

position

3

is

then

routed

to

the

input

of

tray

position

4.The

left

output

of

tray

position

4

is

then

routed

to

the

input

of

tray

position

5.The

left

output

of

tray

position

5

is

routed

to

the

left

main

output

jack

of

the

MFP-2128.

The

right

output

of

tray

position

5

is

routed

to

the

right

main

output

jack

of

the

MFP-2128.

MFP-2128

PROGRAMMING

To

"Program”

the

MFP-2128,

simply

switch

the

unit

into

the

program

edit

mode

using

the

slide

switch

on

the

patch

strip.

When

this

is

done,

the

"MIDI

Program

Preset"

display

window

will

begin

to

flash,

indicating

that

it

can

now

be

altered.

The

param

switch

can

now

be

used

to

select

either

the

“effects

unit

tray

position"

or

the

"effect

input"

displays.

Note:

These

are

the

only

twodisplays

that

can

be

altered

within

a

program.

The

"effect

output

left/mono"

and

“effect

output

right"

are

for

display

purposes

only.

These

displays

indicate

which

outputs

were

previously

programmed

for

the

currently

selected

units.

The

selected

displayed

window

will

begin

to

Hash,"

indicating

that

it

can

now

be

modified.

The

Vor

switches

can

now

be

used

to

modify

the

selected

parameter

value

by

incrementing

or

decrementing

the

number

in

the

display

window.

If

the

V

and

switches

are

depressed

and

released,

the

number

will

be

incremented

or

decremented

by

one

(1).

If

the

switches

are

depressed

and

held

down,

the

number

will

continue

to

increment

or

decrement

until

the

switch

is

released.

In

this

manner,

the

programmer

can

quickly

scroll

through

the

numbers

to

get

to

the

desired

parameter

value.

Programming

is

very

easy

to

accomplish,

and

provides

the

musician

or

performer

with

a

multitude

of

effects

patches.

Programming

can

be

greatly

simplified

if

a

diagram

of

the

desired

patch

is

sketched

out

first

and

programmed

by

starting

at

the

main

outputs.

The

following

is

a

step-by-step

example

for

programming

the

MFP-2128

using

this

method:

Let’s

say

that

you

wish

to

create

a

patch

thatstartsfrom

the

effects

send

jack

of

your

amplifier

and

runs

through

a

compressor,

a

stereo

chorus

and

a

dual

output

digital

delay

before

returning

to

the

effects

return

jack.

Suppose

the

compressor

is

located

in

tray

position

2,

the

chorus

in

tray

position

4

and

the

delay

in

tray

position

5

of

your

MFP-2128.

A

sketch

of

this

patch

is

shown

below.

L

R

MAIN

MAIN

1.

Place

the

"mode”

switch

in

the

"edit”

mode.

The

"MIDI

Program

Preset”

number

will

begin

to

flash.

2.

Select

the

program

preset

number

you

wish

to

edit

by

using

the

V

and

switches.

3.

Press

the

param

switch

once.

The

parameter

value

in

the

"effects

unit

tray

position”

display

window

will

begin

to

flash,

indicating

that

the

tray

position

can

now

be

used.

4.

Using

the

"+”

or

switches,

select

parameter

L.

5.

Press

the

param

switch

once

again.

The

parameter

value

in

the

"effect

input"

display

window

will

begin

to

flash,

indicating

that

the

input

to

the

left

main

output

can

now

be

selected.

6.

Using

the

V

orswitches,

select

parameter

5L.

7.

Press

and

hold

the

store

switch.

The

display

will

stop

Hashing

while

the

parameter

is

being

stored

in

the

internal

memory.

When

the

procedure

is

complete

the

display

will

start

flashing

again.

NOTE:

Each

segment

of

a

patch

must

be

stored

as

it

is

being

programmed

otherwise

it

will

never

be

placed

in

the

internal

memory

of

the

MFP-2128.

8.

Press

the

param

switch

once

again.

The

tray

position

display

will

once

again

start

flashing.

9.

Using

the

“+"

orswitches,

select

parameter

R.

10.

Press

the

param

switch

once

again.

The

parameter

value

in

the

“Effect

Input”

display

window

will

begin

to

flash,

indicating

that

the

input

to

the

right

main

output

can

now

be

selected.

11.

Using

the

V

or

switches,

select

parameter

5R.

12.

Press

and

hold

the

store

switch

until

the

display

begins

to

flash

again.

You

have

just

programmed

the

inputs

for

the

main

outputs.

You

are

doing

fine.

Let’s

move

on.

NOTE:

Steps

8-12

can

be

skipped

if

you

do

not

wish

to

run

the

MFP-2128

in

stereo.

13.

Press

the

param

switch

once

again.

The

tray

position

display

will

start

to

flash.

14.

Using

the

“+”or

“-"switches,

select

parameter

5.

At

this

point

there

should

be

a

"5"

flashing

in

the

tray

position

display.

The

"effect

output

left/mono”

display

should

be

showing

an

"L"

and

the

"effect

output

right"

display

should

be

showing

an

"R."

This

simply

means

that

the

left

output

of

tray

position

5

is

routed

to

the

left

main

output

jack

and

the

right

output

of

tray

position

5

is

routed

to

the

right

main

output

jack.

15.

P

ress

the

param

switch

once

again.

The

effect

input

display

will

begin

to

flash

indicating

that

the

input

to

tray

position

5

can

now

be

programmed.

16.

U

sing

the

"+"

or

switches,

select

parameter

4L.

17.

Press

and

hold

the

store

switch

until

the

display

starts

flashing.

The

input

to

the

digital

delay

has

now

been

programmed.

So

far,

so

good.

Keep

going.

18.

Press

the

param

switch

once

again.

The

tray

position

display

will

start

flashing.

19.

Using

the

V

orswitches,

select

parameter

4.

Notice

there

is

a

5

in

the

left/mono

output

and

three

dashes

in

the

right

output

window.

This

means

that

the

left

output

of

tray

position

4

is

routed

to

the

input

of

tray

position

5

and

tf\e

right

output

of

tray

position

4

is

unassigned.

20.

Press

the

param

switch

once

again.

The

effect

input

display

will

start

flashing.

21.

Using

the

"*"

orswitches,

select

parameter

2.

22.

Press

and

hold

the

store

switch

until

the

display

starts

flashing.

The

input

to

the

stereo

chorus

has

now

been

programmed.

We

are

almost

done.

23.

Press

the

param

switch

once

again.

The

tray

position

display

will

start

flashing.

24.

Using

the

V

or

switches,

select

parameter

2.

Note

that

there

is

a

4

in

the

left/mono

display

and

a

single

dash

in

the

right

display.

This

means

that

the

output

of

tray

position

2

is

routed

to

the

input

of

tray

position

4

and

that

there

is

no

right

output

available

for

tray

position

2

.

25.

Press

the

param

switch

once

again.

The

effect

input

display

will

begin

to

flash.

26.

Using

the

"+"

or

switches,

select

parameter

"In”.

27.

Press

and

hold

the

store

switch

until

the

display

starts

flashing

again.

You

have

just

assigned

the

input

of

the

MFP-2128

to

the

input

of

the

compressor.

Congratulations,

you

have

just

completed

programming

the

desired

patch.

There,

that

wasn’t

too

bad,

was

it?

NOTE:

At

this

point

it

would

be

a

good

idea

for

you

to

check

your

work.

28.

With

the

unit

still

in

the

"Edit’'

mode

use

the

param

switch

to

get

back

to

the

tray

position

display.

29.

Using

the

Vor

“-"switches,

select

parameter

2.

Notice

that

the

input

to

tray

position

2

is

the

input

of

the

MFP-2128

(labeled

"In")

and

the

output

of

tray

position

2

goes

to

tray

position

4.

Now

look

at

the

diagram

of

the

patch

you

sketched

before

you

started

programming.

The

first

three

segments

of

your

sketch

should

look

exactly

like

the

displays

on

your

MFP-2128.

If

it

doesn’t,

you

probably

need

to

step

through

this

example

again.

30.

Using

theorswitches,

select

parameter

4

in

the

tray

position

display.

Notice

that

the

input

of

tray

position

4

is

the

output

of

tray

position

2

and

that

the

left

output

of

tray

position

4

goes

to

tray

position

5.

The

right

output

of

tray

position

4

does

not

go

anywhere

(indicated

by

the

three

dashed

lines

in

the

display).

This

should

look

exactly

like

the

2nd,

3rd,

and

4th

segments

of

your

patch

sketch.

31.

Using

the

or

switches,

select

parameter

5

in

Ihe

tray

position

display.

Notice

that

the

input

of

tray

position

5

is

the

left

output

of

tray

position

4,

the

left

output

of

tray

position

5

goes

to

the

left

main

output

(labeled

"L")

and

the

right

output

of

tray

position

5

goes

to

the

right

main

output

(labeled

“R").

This

should

look

exactly

like

the

last

three

segments

of

your

patch

sketch.

32.

Using

the

“+"

or

switches,

select

parameter

L

in

the

tray

position

display.

Notice

that

the

input

of

the

left

main

output

is

the

left

output

of

tray

position

5

and

that

there

is

nothing

in

the

effect

output

displays.

33.

Using

the

V

or

“-"switches,

select

parameter

R

in

the

tray

position

display.

Notice

that

the

input

of

the

right

main

output

is

the

right

output

of

tray

position

5

and

that

there

is

nothing

in

the

effect

output

displays.

34.

If

you

have

followed

this

example

carefully

and

everything

has

checked

properly

then

you

are

ready

to

start

programming

your

own

patches.

NOTE:

If

you

wish

to

immediately

program

another

patch,

simply

press

and

release

the

store

switch.

This

will

cause

the

MIDI

program

preset

display

to

start

flashing.

You

are

now

ready

to

change

to

a

different

preset.

SIGNAL

SPLITTING

A

unique

feature

of

the

MFP-2128

is

its

ability

to

route

the

signal

to

more

than

one

place

at

the

same

time.

Let's

say

you

wanted

to

get

a

bigger

guitar

sound

by

running

a

chorused,

clean

sound,

while

at

the

same

time

running

a

distorted,

unchorused

sound

to

your

amplifiers.

This

could

be

accomplished

by

splitting

your

input

signal

and

sending

one

side

to

a

chorus

unit

and

sending

the

other

side

to

a

distortion

unit.

If

the

distortion

unit

was

in

tray

position

1

and

the

chorus

was

in

tray

position

4

a

patch

sketch

would

look

like:

It

should

be

noted

that

while

signals

can

be

split,

as

illustrated

above,

signals

cannot

be

merged

back

together.

PROGRAM

RETENTION

The

MFP-2128

contains

a

special

rechargeable

internal

battery

to

protect

and

maintain

stored

programs

while

the

unit

is

not

in

use.

When

the

unit

is

in

use

(power

on),

an

internal

circuit

automatically

recharges

the

internal

battery.

During

periods

when

the

MFP-2128

is

not

in

use,

user-input

programs

will

be

retained

in

memory

for

approximately

four

weeks.

Factory-input

programs

will

be

retained

indefinitely.

If

the

MFP-2128

is

turned

off

for

a

prolonged

period

of

time

(four

weeks

or

longer),

all

user-input

programs

may

be

lost

from

memory.

It

is

recommended,

therefore,

that

all

user-input

programs

be

recorded

in

writing

in

case

the

need

for

reprogramming

arises.

Under

conditions

of

normal

use,

the

internal

battery

should

have

a

life

expectancy

in

excess

of

five

years.

Battery

failure

is

indicated

if

the

MFP-2128

refuses

to

retain

user-input

programs

during

a

power-on/power

off

cycle.

Since

the

battery

is

an

integral

circuit

component,

replacement

of

the

battery

should

be

performed

only

by

an

authorized

Peavey

dealer

or

qualified

service

technician.

MFP-2128

NORMAL

OPERATION

To

run

the

MFP-2128

in

its

"normal

-

operating

mode,

simply

switch

the

the

unit

into

the

run

mode

using

the

slide

switch

on

the

patch

strip.

When

this

is

done

the

displays

will

no

longer

flash.

At

this

point

the

param

and

store

switches

are

disabled,

however

the

“+"

andswitches

are

still

active.

NOTE:

When

the

slide

switch

is

set

to

the

run

mode

after

programming

is

completed

the

MFP-2128

will

display

whatever

wa§

last

stored

in

its

windows.

This

means

that

whenever

that

program

preset

is

recalled

from

memory

the

MFP-2128

will

display

the

last

stored

segment

of

that

particular

patch.

Recalling

a

program

preset

is

achieved

by

using

the

increment

and

decrement

footswitches,

the

“+”

and

switches

or

by

using

an

external

MIDI

Controller

such

as

the

Peavey

RMC

-4512

via

the

MIDI

in

socket

on

the

patch

strip.

Patch

Worksheet

Example

1

Main

Right

Output

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2

Laft/Mono

Main

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Output

Main

Right

Output

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O

O

O

o

o

o

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o

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SPECIFICATIONS

Weight:

151

lbs.

Size:

Height

-

4"

Width

-33

1/8"

Depth-10

1/8"

Power

Supply:

Use

only

Peavey

16.5

VAC

Power

Supply

Capacity:

5

effects

devices

MIDI

SPECIFICATIONS:

Program

Presets

1

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Transmits

on

Channel

1

Receives

on

Channel

1-8

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