Rear Panel
1. Mic Output - This XLR jack is used as a Mic throughput passing your Mic signal on to the house mixing console.
2. Mic Input - This XLR jack is used to connect a low impedance Mic to the RP2000 for use with the Talker, and
Vocoder effects.A mic with a cardiod pattern is recommended.
3. Input Jack - Connect your instrument to this jack.
4. Jam-A-Long Jack - This is where you connect a tape or CD player in order to jam along with the music, or for the
purpose of recording a lick into the Learn-A-Lick phrase recorder. Use an 1/8” stereo plug for
this connection. See page 10 for more on using the Jam-A-Long and Learn-A-Lick function.
5. Headphone Output - Connect stereo headphones to this jack. Be sure to enable Cabinet Modeling when listening
through Headphones. Do not connect a mono jack here as doing so may damage the output
driver.
6. Left Output - Connect from this jack to the input of an amplifier or the left input of a stereo power amp.
7. Right Output - Use this jack in conjunction with the Left Output for stereo applications. Connect from this output
to the input of a second amplifier, or the right input of a stereo power amp.
8. Output Level - This knob controls the overall volume level of the signal coming out of the RP2000.
9. Power Input - This jack is used to power the RP2000. Use only the DigiTech PS0920 power supply provided.
10. S/PDIF Output - This is the digital output from the RP2000.The signal at this output is in a stereo digital format,
and is to be connected to a digital S/PDIF input such as those found on digital recording devices.
ATTENTION: Do not connect the S/PDIF output to analog auxiliary, CD, phono, or
tape inputs on consumer electronic devices. It is not compatible with
these inputs.
11. MIDI In - This jack is used to receive all incoming MIDI data intended to control the RP2000. Connect from this
jack to the MIDI out of a sequencer, MIDI controller, or MIDI storage device.
12. MIDI Out/Thru - This jack is used for all MIDI data being sent out of the RP2000. Connect from this jack to the
MIDI input of any external MIDI recording device for MIDI sysex dumps.The MIDI Thru function
of this jack simply sends out the same information that is received at the MIDI In of the RP2000.
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Section One - Introduction
RP2000 User’s Guide
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