Orientation
Place the module in the rack so that the single row of jacks is on top; the bottom row of jacks with LEDs should be at the bottom.
Layout Overview
The panel has four main zones from top to bottom:
- Inputs section – Top row of jacks
- Display – Center screen
- Start button and encoder knob – Below the display
- Outputs section – Bottom two rows of jacks
Inputs Section
Labeled “Inputs” at the top left.
Four jacks in a single row, left to right:
- Clk (in) – External clock input; downward arrow indicates signal flows in
- Run (in) – Run/stop control input
- CV1 (in) – CV input 1
- CV2 (in) – CV input 2
Display
A rectangular screen in the center of the panel. This is the main information display for the module.
Controls Section
Below the display is a button and a knob. The button is the start/stop, and the encoder allows you to scroll through options and pages on the LCD; you can also press the encoder in to click.
Outputs Section
Labeled “Outputs” on the left side. Eight jacks arranged in two rows of four, with green LEDs above each jack.
Top Row (Left to Right)
- 1 – Output 1 (with green LED above)
- 2 – Output 2 (with green LED above)
- 3 – Output 3 (with green LED above)
- 4 – Output 4 (with green LED above)
Bottom Row (Left to Right)
- 5 – Output 5 (with green LED above)
- 6 – Output 6 (with green LED above)
- 7 – Output 7 (with green LED above)
- 8 – Output 8 (with green LED above)
Accessibility Notes
The encoder clicks as you turn it, so you can at least know that you are moving through options. The encoder on the first page will loop through the options on the screen and does not have a hard end or start. When you are assigning output functions, the encoder does not loop, so it might be easier to rotate all the way to the left and move through the options rotating the encoder to the right, or the other way around, depending on what option you want. The manual is fully accessible with a screen reader.