Rear Panel - Fender Machete Instrucciones De Funcionamiento

O . POWER SWITCH — Switch to the "ON" position to turn the unit on.
Switch to the "OFF" position to turn the unit off.
Both POWER and STANDBY must be switched to "ON" to play the
amplifier.
P . STANDBY — Switch to "STANDBY" during short breaks instead
of turning the POWER off. In the STANDBY position, high-
voltage power is turned off to the pre-amp and power-amp
tubes, extending their life and silencing the amplifier. Power
is still supplied to the tube filaments, keeping them warm and
ready to play.
You can further extend the life span of the amplifier tubes by
keeping the Standby switch in the "STANDBY" position for the
first 60 seconds each time you switch the Power to "ON."
Q . POWER CORD SOCKET — Connect to a grounded outlet using
the included power cord in accordance with the voltage and
frequency ratings specified on the rear panel of your amplifier.
R . FUSE — Protects the unit in case of electrical faults. Replace
only with the type and rating specified on the rear panel of
your amplifier.
S . SEND LEVEL — Adjusts the signal level sent to any effects
connected to the EFFECTS LOOP jacks {T}.
T . EFFECTS LOOP — These effects loop jacks have been tested
and found compatible with instrument-level stomp boxes and
line-level effects processors. Connect SEND to your effects
device input and RETURN to the effects output.
The effects loop cannot be engaged without a plug in the
RETURN jack.
U . RETURN LEVEL — Adjusts the signal level returning from any
effects connected to the EFFECTS LOOP jacks.
To set the Effects Loop "unity gain level" so that volume
levels are the same whether the effects loop is ON or OFF:
1.
Start with the SEND LEVEL {S} at maximum and the RETURN
LEVEL {U} at minimum.
2.
If any distortion is noted with the effects processor, reduce
the SEND LEVEL (and/or the processor's input level control)
until the distortion is no longer present).
3. Then increase the RETURN LEVEL (and/or the processor's
output level control) so the effects loop output is at unity
gain (or to your preference).
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The EFFECTS LOOP button on the Machete footswitch can
be configured as a switchable lead volume boost without
effects by simply connecting the SEND and RETURN jacks
with an instrument cable. The effects loop will provide an
additional 12dB of gain when both SEND LEVEL {S} and
RETURN LEVEL {U} are set to maximum. Lower the RETURN
LEVEL for less boost if preferred.
V . POWER AMP MUTE — Press this switch in to disable output
from the power amp and the PARALLEL SPEAKER JACKS {AA}.
W . CABINET EMULATION — Press this switch in to activate a
speaker cabinet emulation circuit for the LINE OUT jack {X}.
Use of cabinet emulation is strongly recommended should the
LINE OUT jack be connected to a sound board or recording
equipment.
X . LINE OUT — Impedance balanced output for connection to
sound boards and recording equipment.
Y . MIDI IN —Connect a MIDI controller here to use MIDI for
channel selection, effects loop bypass, and reverb on/off.
To set up MIDI for channel selection:
1. Press the "+/–" {B} and "CH 2" {K} front panel push buttons
simultaneously and release. The LED in the "+/–" switch will
blink indicating that the Machete is in MIDI Learning Mode.
By default, all MIDI program change commands are assigned
to select Machete channel one.
2. Send the MIDI program change you want to be associated
with a Machete channel.
When the Machete is put into MIDI Learning Mode, the first
MIDI command that the Machete receives is used to set the
MIDI channel assignment for the amplifier.
3.
Use the front panel controls on the Machete to switch to
the channel you wish to assign. (This will cause the blinking
"+/–" LED to hesitate for a moment.)
The available Machete channel selections are: •Channel
One, •Channel One Boost, •Channel Two
While the Machete is in Learning Mode, the last Machete
channel change is what will be remembered for a given MIDI
program command change.
4.
Press and release the "+/–" and "CH 2" buttons
simultaneously to exit MIDI Learning Mode.