Zoom 9000 Bedienungsanleitung

OPERATIONMANUAL

TABLE

OF CONTENTS

SafetyPrecautions

Precautions

Terms Used

the Manual

Names and Functions of the Controlsand Connectors

FrontPanel

Rear Panel

Right Panel

Connection Examples

Play

Mode

Selecting

Patch

Turning

and

Off of the Amplifier

Simulator

Adjusting the Master Volume Control

Bypassing the

Effects

Tuning the Musical Instruments

Calibratingthe Tuner

Storingthe Desired Patch in a Different

Bank

Edit Mode

Entering the Edit Mode

EditingPatches

TurningOn and

Off

the Effect Module

Using

the

ComparisonFunction

Storing

the

Edited

Patch

Factory-setPatches

Patch Settingto the factory-set Status (Initialize)

Effect Typesand Parameters

Application Example:

Remote Control Using the Foot Controller

Making

Connections

the

Foot

Controller

Selectingthe Patch

Bypassing the

Effects

Congratulationsand thank you forpurchasing the

ZOOM

9000

Advanced

Guitar

Effects

Processor

(hereafter called "9000").

The

9000

a sophisticatedmulti-effectdevicewith the followingfeaturesand functions:

total

basic individual effects, which are built into the

9000.

five these

effects

can

combined

and

programmed. Up to 20programs can

stored in memory.

With carefully selected effects, which can

set by

the

user,

the

9000

can be operated in

the samemanner as for

compacteffector.

Compressor and distortion effects

are

generated using analog circuiw so that the rich,

natural sustain and distortioneffects areobtained.

A built-in automatic tuning function. Tuning is possible while musical instruments are

connected.

using the optional foot controller

FCO1,

Patches for effects and on

and

off of the

Bypass circuit can

controlledby foot.

Please take the time

read

this manual carefully, in order to get the most out of your 9000

and

ensure long-time use

and

reliability.

WARNING!

Danger

of explosionatincorrectbattery change.

Use sametype of battery or of equivalent

type

recommended by manufac~urer.

Always discard

the

battery acording to

the

manufacturer's instructions.

Safety

Precautions

Keep

mind thefollowing safety tips and precautions for

optimum

safe use of the

9000.

Power Requirements

special

adapter

designed for use only with the

9000.

Make sure

use

six

size batteries or

the

adapter

ADOOOl

(optional). Use of anotherAC adapter

can

cause malfunctions or damage.

Make sure to consult

with

your local

ZOOM

dealer about the use of

proper

adapter or voltage

converter when using the

adapter in an area (for example, another country) wherc the power supply

voltage

different.

Environment

Avoid using your

9000

environments where it will

exposed to:

.Temperature extrcmes

*High

humidity ormoisture

Excessivedust orsand

.Excessive vibration orsudden shock

Handling

Since

the

9000

is a precision electronic device, avoid applying excessive force to the switches and

buttons. Though the

9000

has been constructed for sturdiness and reliability, dropping, smashing, or

applying

too

much weight tothe product can cause damage.

Remodeling

Never open the case of the

9000

nor attempt

modify the product

any way since this can result

damage.

ConnectingCablesand Inputand OutputJacks

You should always turn off the power before connecting any cables. Also make sure to disconnect all

cables

and the

adapter before

moving

the

9000.

Noteson InternalBatteryfor Memory Back Up

Caution!

The

9000

contains a long-life lithium battery (this battery is different from the batteries of

power supply) which maintains the effect programs stored inthe internalmemory intact even

when the unit

turned

off.

With normal

use,

the battery should

lad

for approximately

years. When the battery has rundown

ERROR

will

displayed

and

thecontents of the

memory will

set automatically back to the factory-

set

status. Wben the battery isreplaced,

the program in the memory will be lost. Before replacing the

battery,

record the program

data, andthen restorethe program data after the battery has

been

replaced. Toavoidposible

data loss, contact your local

ZOOM

dealer and have the battery replaced

a qualified

technician. Do not attempt to replace the battery by yourself,

since

installing an improper

battery couldresult inanexplosion.

Precautions

Electrical Interference

The

9000

uses digital circuitry that may cause interference and noise

placed

too

close to other

elearical equipment, such as

sets and radio receivers.

such problems

occur,

move the

9000

further

away from the affected equipment. Also,

when

fluorescent lights ordevices

with

built-in motors are

proximity

tothe

9000,

the

9000

may

not

function

properly.

Cleaning

Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the

9000.

necessary, a slightly damp cloth can also

used.

not use

any abrasive cleansers, waxes, or solvents (such as paint thinner or alcohol), since these

may

dull

the

finishordamagethe surface.

About Troubles

any difficulty arises during operation, or the

9000

malfunctions, unplug the

9000

and disconnect the

cables connected to the

INPOWER

connedor, and then also disconnect the

other

cables from

thc

9000.

Contact the shop from which

you

have purchased the

9000

with the following information: model name;

serialnumber, symptom; your name, address and phone number.

Keep

this manual in a safe, convenient place forfuture reference.

This manual

has

been

written using easy terms

that it can be understood with ease by the

fisttime users. However,the

9000

has severalspecial functions which arenot availablewith

a conventionalsingle compact fader.

This

section, therefore, explains someof the terms used

throughout themanual to describe the special functionsof the

9000.

Effect

Module

The

9000

consists of basic Effect groups,which are listed below. Each group

referred to

"Effect Module." The following

are

the types of EffectModules:

aCOMP+DIST (Compressor+distor~ionEffectModule group)

mEQ

(Equalizer

EffectModule group)

MOD

(ModulationEffect Module group such as Chorus and flanger)

DLY (Delay Effect Module group)

REV

(ReverbEffect Module group)

Effect

Type

Each Effect Module consists of several types of effects (however, only one

type

of delay

effect is available) which are called EffectTypes

this manual. Each Effect Module can use

one Effect

Qpe

at a

time.

See the table on page

for

the

Effect Types

each Effect

Module.

Patch

The

9000

allows you

use a maximum of five Effect Modules simultaneously.

group of

Effect Modules, each of which has individual audio level setting

addition to their own

Effect

Type

settings, is referred

a Patch.

The

9000

can store up

Patches

internallymemory.

Effect

Module

the

Bank

The

9000

calls the desired Patch from

groupof four Patches. Each group is referred to

Bank.

Use

Bank

numbers

and Patch numbers

select the desired Patch From

the desired

Bank.

Parameter

The

elements which determine the sound of an effect are referred to

parameters.

Parameter values

can

set for each Effect Module for making desired Patches with

the

9000.

Mode

The functions of the

9000

can

roughly divided into two different group of functions.

These groups arereferred to

"modes" and

are

described below.

Play

mode

this

mode, Patches can

selectcd and played.

When

the power

turned

on, the

9000

automaticallyset

this

mode.

Edit

mode

this

mode,

the parameters of each Patch

can

edited.

Front

Panel

(1)

Display

This

display shows the information necessary for operating the

9000,

such

Banks,

Patch

numbers,effectparameter

values

and

othermessages.

(2)STORE

key

This

key allowsyou

store

the

editedPatch

memory.

(3)

EDlTiCANCELkey

This key allows you

put the

9000

in the Edit mode. Pressing this key allows you

also

cancel the storeand some other operations.

(4)

AMPILINE (PARAMETER)key

the

Play

mode,

this

key allows you to select tone of the

9000

accordance with the

playback unit used.

the Edit

mode,

this

key allows you to call the parameter

edited.

(5)

BANK

DOWN/

key

This key allows you to select the desired

Bank

from

Banks

The desired Patch can

selectedby using this key and the

PATCH

key.

(6)

PATCH

key

This key allowsyou

select

the

desired Patch from the

Bank

currently

being

selected.

(7)BY

PASSTTUNER key

This

key allows you to turn off (or bypass) the effect temporarily. This key activatcs the

tuning function when the

9000

is put in theBypass status.

(8)VALUE

key

the

Play

mode,

normally, this key allows you to control the master volume.

Bypass status,

this

key is used for adjusting the calibration signal to

used as the

referencepitch of the tuner.

the

Edit

mode, this key allows you to select the effect type

and

change the parameter

value currently

being

selected.

(9)POWER

LED

This indicator shows

the

power-on or power-off status.

'IZatc:

The

flashing

POWER

LED

indicates that

the

batteries are about to run down.

When

the

POWER

LED

flashes, replace the batteries. The life of the battcries is approximately three

hours for manganese

type

batteries

and

six hours for alkaline type batteries (when operated

continuously).To

install

the

lid of the battery case, insert

the

hook of the lid

into

the

hole, and

then firmly lock the back of the

lid

in place of theunit.

Rear Panel

(1)

IN/POWER(input/power)connector

For connectionof a guitar. When the cable with a mono plug

connected to

this

connector,

the

9000

turns on automatically. Note that power is not

turned

on when

stereoplug

used.

(2)

DC-7.5V (AC adapter)jack

For connection of the optional AC adapter (AD-0001) when supplying power from the AC

adapter.

(3)

OUT

connector

For connecGon to a

guitar

amplifier,a

system,or

recording mixer.

(4)

MIX

jack

For connection

the phones connector of a CD player or a cassette tape player, using a

stereo-mini plug. The sound input to this jack can

mixed with

thc

sound of musical

instruments. An effec~is not availablefor

the

sound applied

thisjack.

Right

Panel

(1)

PHONES

jack

For connectionto a stereo headphones set.

The

remote

jack

forthe

FCO

located

the

bottom.

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