MIDI Programming on the EVH 5150 50W Series Amps
Channel Switching Programming –
First, clear out the programming of the EVH Head, by holding one of the Channel Select
buttons during power up. The default state is ALL Program Change Messages sent will
switch the amp to CH1.
When programming you want to be sure you are sending only ONE PC message to the
Amp. If not, it will pick up the last PC message for its mapping. You want to manually
send the PC message from the controller as you program the amp. DO NOT send the
entire preset string out in case there are other PC messages going out when you invoke
the preset. You can program multiple unique PC messages to the amp channels if
desired. You are not limited to three unique PC messages.
Follow the instructions below EXACTLY. NO VARIATIONS!! You will be programming
CH3, CH2 and CH1. This order is not required, but it makes the process clearer.
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Connect your MIDI Controller to the MIDI Input on the EVH Head.
•
Put the amp into
CH3
by pressing the CH3 Select button once.
The CH3 red
LED
should be on.
•
CH3 Programming - Enter programming mode by pressing both CH1/2 and CH3
Select buttons momentarily. The
CH3 RED LED
should now be blinking. Send a
single Program Change Message you want to map to
CH3
from your MIDI
Controller. The amp will switch back to
CH1
with the
GREEN LED
blinking. This is
because the default programming stored is all PC messages to CH1. Press the
CH3 Select button once. All of the channel LEDs will
flash momentarily and the
CH3 RED LED
will start blinking again. It is difficult to see the ‘flash’ as the
programmed LED starts to blink immediately after the flash. You have now
programmed
CH3. The CH3 RED LED
will still be blinking.
•
Now let’s program CH2. Send a DIFFERENT PC message for CH2.
CH1 GREEN LED
will again start blinking. This is true because ALL PC Messages map to CH1 until
reprogrammed. Press the CH1/2 select button TWICE to switch to
CH2
. All of the
LEDs will flash momentarily and
the BLUE LED
will start blinking. You have now
programmed CH2.
The CH2 BLUE LED
will still be blinking.
•
Now let’s program CH1. This is the confusing one.
(
Note: Actually there is no
need to program CH1 as default is any PC command to CH1, but it may make
you feel better knowing a unique command has been assigned.)
Send a
DIFFERENT PC message for the CH1 mapping. The
CH1 GREEN LED
will now be
