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| + | The XP300 Space Station requires a 9-volt AC (ALTERNATING CURRENT) power supply. Typical power supplies are DC (DIRECT CURRENT), not AC. This pedal will not work with a typical pedal DC Power supply. | ||
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| + | * https://marcuseffects.files.wordpress.com/2014/06/converting-the-digitech-xp.pdf | ||
Latest revision as of 07:13, 8 August 2022
WOW!
Managed to get a hold of a genuine XP300 Space Station!
Calibration Instructions
From:
The expression pedal on the XP series effect pedals can sometimes lose their calibration settings. This is usually caused by stepping on the expression pedal harder than normal. This will move the expression pedal farther than it was originally calibrated at. When this happens, the pedal needs to be recalibrated. The display will show "Pb" which is asking you to place the pedal back (toe up). After placing the pedal back, press the bypass button once. The display will change and show "Pf". This is asking you to place the pedal forward (toe down). Again, after rocking the pedal forward, press the bypass button once. Finally the display will show "SA" indicating that it has saved the calibration. The XP will return to a normal operating mode after this procedure has been performed.
Power Supply
The XP300 Space Station requires a 9-volt AC (ALTERNATING CURRENT) power supply. Typical power supplies are DC (DIRECT CURRENT), not AC. This pedal will not work with a typical pedal DC Power supply.
