Studio Electronics ATC-1X - Manual (Page 24)

 Maximum voices: one
 Parameter resolution: 16 bit
 Display: 3 digit light emitting diodes
 Sound memory: internal RAM, 512 patches
 Frequency response: very low to dog bothering
 Residual noise level: really quiet
 Total harmonic distortion: not much, but just enough
 External dimensions: 19" x 10" x 31/2" (2 rack spaces)
 Output: -15 dbm
 Power supply: AC 90 - 250 VAC (50/60hz) auto switching
 Weight: 8lbs of expertly designed well wrought genius
 CV out: 0 - 10 volts / Gate out: 10 volt positive V-trigger
No sound:
i. Are the connections correct?
ii. Is the filter cartridge properly inserted?
iii. Is the volume of the ATC-X turned up?
iv. Are the MIDI channel settings correct?
The pitch is wrong:
i. Is the master tuning setting correct?
ii. Are the octave transpose, coarse tuning/fine tuning settings correct?
Accidentally turned the power off while editing:
i. Unsaved patch edits will be lost.
Note is stuck on:
Although the ATC-X has been thoroughly tested for potential software bugs, we cannot
simulate all possible user setups. So in some instances, the ATC-X may "lock up" or "stick"
on a note. To rectify this situation, try one or more of the following fixes: Play and hold more
than 8 notes; send an (all notes off) command from your sequencer; recycle the power.