Quad Quantizer Manual
Functions of BUTTON 2
Button 2 has three main features:
Quick Press <0.5 seconds
A momentary press of the button toggles between the panel settings and the scale saved
in the quick memory. All of the note LEDS will blink once per second while in the quick
memory mode as an indicator of which mode you are in. Whilst in quick memory mode,
any changes to the scale or key dials or associated CV inputs will not be registered. This
can be useful if you wish to manually change to another key or scale without scrolling
though all of the intermediary scales and keys.
Medium press 0.5 to 3 seconds
Pressing the button for between 0.5 and 3 seconds saves the currently selected notes to
the quick memory. Confirmation that you have saved the current settings to quick memory
is shown in the form of a single blink of all of the display LEDS.
Long press > 3 seconds
Holding the button for over 3 seconds clears the current note selection and stops all
quantization. This is shown by a double blink of the LEDS.
IMPORTANT THINGS TO NOTE AND REMEMBER
1.
When using either the SCALE or TRANSPOSE CV inputs, remember to turn the
associated dial clockwise, as it will be acting as an attenuator.
2.
Do not press the hidden tactile button on the top side of the lower PCB (labelled
“calibrate” on PCB revisions before VER1.2) as this is the calibration button intended for
our own factory use only. If you have pressed this and have access to an accurate volt
meter, get in touch and we can walk you through the calibration procedure. If you do not
have access to a volt meter, we will happily recalibrate your module for you at our factory,
but are unable to cover postage fees for returning the module back to Taiwan to do so.
3.
As always, make sure you plug the power cable on to the correct header pins, and line
up the red stripe with the white marking on the PCB silkscreen.
4.
Have fun with the module, and if you have any questions or issues regarding it, don't
hesitate to get in touch with us at
tenderfootelectronics@gmail.com
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