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5—FOOT SWITCH Jack
You can control a variety of VS-2400CD functions using an optional foot switch—such
as a Roland DP-2 or BOSS FS-5U—connected to this jack. See Page 356.
6—PHONES Jack
Connect standard stereo headphones (purchased separately) to this jack to listen to the
VS-2400CD. The jack has its own volume control (Page 74). You can select the signal to
be sent to the PHONES jack, as described in Chapter 21.
7—ANALOG MULTI OUTPUT Jacks 1-8
These are line-level analog output jacks. When used with balanced cables, they
produce a +4dBu level. With unbalanced cables, they produce a level of -2dBu.
8—Grounding Terminal
Connect the ground cable here.
9—MIDI OUT/THRU Jack
By default, this jack functions as a MIDI output jack—connect it to the MIDI input of
any device to which you wish to send MIDI data from the VS-2400CD (see Chapter 23,
Page 285). You can also set the MIDI OUT/THRU jack to function as a THRU jack that
passes along any MIDI data the VS-2400CD receives from an external device (Page 286).
10—MIDI IN Jack
Connect the MIDI output of an external device to the MIDI IN jack when you want the
VS-2400CD to receive and respond to MIDI data transmitted from an external device.
See Chapter 23, starting on Page 285.
11—VGA OUT Jack
Connect an external VGA CRT color video monitor—purchased separately—to this
DB-15-type VGA output jack. The monitor’s Info Display provides helpful large-screen
information about a variety of VS-2400CD operations. You’ll find setup details on
Page 64 and an introduction to the Info Display screens on Page 384.
The label for each pair of jacks shows its factory default setting. However, you can
assign different signals to the jacks if you wish. See Chapter 21, starting on Page 271.
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