RJM Mini Amp Gizmo User Manual

Switch Gizmo User’s Manual RJM Music Technology, Inc.

5 MIDI Usage The Switch Gizmo can receive MIDI messages from any MIDI controller. You can store different switch settings for MIDI prog

6 amp’s channel and functions whenever it receives a MIDI Program Change message. Continuous Controllers In addition to supporting MIDI

7 to select the current MIDI bank. Bank numbers above bank 1 are ignored. Bank selection is disabled by default. See the Setup Mode secti

8 Controlling Multiple Devices The Switch Gizmo features two electrically isolated switching jacks, which makes it safe to connect each jack t

9 Setup Mode To configure the Switch Gizmo, you must first enter setup mode. Holding down selected buttons while powering the unit on will

10 Saving MIDI Channel Once you’ve set the MIDI channel, press the Write button. The Switch Gizmo is now in normal operational mode. Selecting MIDI

11 MIDI bank select messages. When button 4 is on, the Switch Gizmo will respond to Bank Select messages as described in the Bank Selecti

12 then re-opening them. In momentary mode, the Switch Gizmo switches will close for 100 milliseconds before opening again.) To enter momen

13 Troubleshooting Problem: The LEDs don’t flash when you hold down the Write Button. Solution: The Switch Gizmo did not receive a MIDI P

14 Specifications Dimensions Quarter-rack enclosure 4 (W) x 1.5 (H) x 4 (D) inches 10.2 (W) x 3.8 (H) x 10.2 (D) cm Weight 10.3 ounces 300 gram

Switch Gizmo User’s Manual Version 1.0 June 27, 2013 RJM Music Technology, Inc. 2525 Pioneer Ave #1 Vista, CA 92081 E-mail: support@rjmmusic

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v Table of Contents INTRODUCTION 1!FRONT PANEL 2!BACK PANEL 3!MIDI USAGE 5!Continuous Controllers 6!Bank Selection 6!Backing Up Your Settings: S

1 Introduction Thank you for purchasing a Switch Gizmo. This product is designed to connect to your amplifier, effects devices or other ele

2 Front Panel Buttons 1 through 4 - These buttons turn switches 1 through 4 on and off. The button lights up when the corresponding f

3 Back Panel 1/2 and 3/4 – These jacks connect to the footswitch or external switching jacks of your amplifier or other device. The

4 draw 350mA or less. Moving to a higher capacity power supply will allow you to phantom power MIDI controllers with higher current require