Ibanez EPP400 Owner's Manual - page 14
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NOTE: For more information about output assignment, refer to sections 1 and 4
of Application Notes
40. SUB Output Jack
The SUB output jack accepts a standard ¼” mono phono plug. This output is
active when a SUB output has been assigned. Connect SUB output to an
amplifier or to a downstream processor.
NOTE: For more information about the use of the SUB output feature, refer to
sections 1 and 4 of Application Notes
41. BYPASS ON/OFF Jack
The BYPASS ON/OFF jack accepts input for remote control of the EPP400’s
active/bypass switching via a standard ¼” mono phono plug. Connect this jack to
a remote footswitch or other switching device. Use a momentary-type footswitch
such as the Ibanez FS1M.
42. PROG SHIFT Jack
The PROG SHIFT jack accepts input for remote control of the EPP400’s bank /
patch selection via a standard ¼” mono phono plug. Connect this jack to a remote
footswitch or other switching device. Use a momentary-type footswitch such as
the Ibanez FS1M. Momentarily pressing the remote switch increases the bank /
patch number by 1. Pressing and holding the remote switch causes the bank /
patch number to increase more rapidly.
NOTE: Fore more information about the use of these remote foot switch
features, refer to section 5 of Application Notes
43. REMOTE DIN Jack
This jack accepts input for remote control of the bank / patch setting and bypass
switching via a standard DIN plug. This jack can be connected to the Ibanez
IFC60 Foot Controller.
NOTE: For more information about the IFC60 Foot Controller and its use, refer
to section 6 of Application Notes
44. MIDI IN DIN Jack
This jack accepts MIDI input for remote control of the bank / patch setting via a
standard DIN plug. This jack can be connected to a synthesizer, computer, or
other MIDI controller.
NOTE: For more information about the MIDI control of the EPP400, refer to
section 7 of Application Notes
45. AC Power Cord
This cord connects the EPP400 to a 120V AC outlet.