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CONNECT CABLES:
Connect guitar input into the front panel and output
cables to the rear jacks. Balanced (tip-ring-sleeve) or
unbalanced (tip-sleeve) cables can be used with the out-
put jacks.
CONNECT C
ONTROL ONE FOOT
CONTROLLER
(IF APPLICABLE)
Connect the output of the optional DigiTech Control
One foot controller to the Foot Controller jack found
on the rear of the 2112. Make sure that connection is
made before applying power to the 2112.
WARNING: DO NOT CONNECT ANYTHING BUT
THE OPTIONAL DIGITECH CONTROL ONE FOOT
CONTROLLER TO THE FOOT CONTROLLER JACK
ON THE REAR PANEL! DOING SO MAY DAMAGE
THE DEVICE.
If you want to control the 2112 via MIDI, connect your
MIDI controller to the MIDI In jack.
APPLY POWER:
Use the supplied AC power cord to connect the 2112 to
an appropriately grounded outlet. Be sure you run all
your power cables away from audio cables.This will pre-
vent noise and stray magnetic fields from entering the
signal path.
EFFECTS LOOP:
Connect any external effects devices (such as an old
favorite FX pedal) to the 2112 effects send and return
jacks.The FX loop level switch (located on the rear
panel) allows you to either boost or cut the level by 6dB
by simply pressing the switch in or out.
NOTE: Adjust external devices so that they return
the same signal level to the 2112 as they receive from
the 2112.This will avoid level changes when switching
the effects loop in and out.This signal level relationship
is called unity gain.
ADJUST INPUT:
Set the guitar to the loudest operating level that will be
used. Make sure your amp is set for a clean sound, that
your tone controls are all neutral (flat), and the amplifi-
er's main volume is all the way down. At this point, use
the Input knob on the front panel to adjust the Input
level to the desired setting, so that the loudest guitar sig-
nal occasionally lights the clip LED indicator.
ADJUST OUTPUT:
Set the 2112 output level to the 12 o'clock position and
turn up the amplifier's main volume to the desired level.
SELECT PROGRAM:
Begin playing your guitar, and choose any program using
the Program/Effect wheel. User Programs 1-100 are
duplicates of the Factory programs.They are user-pro-
grammable and you can modify and store them as you
want. Factory Programs 1-100 are not user-programma-
ble. Factory Programs. 101-124 are Basic programs that
represent the 24 effect configurations. All 124 Factory
Programs cannot be overwritten.
QUICK START
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