Kenton Pro-Solo mk1 - Manual (Page 8)

i CV / Hz/V select (default: CV)
- Generally speaking, this must be set to V/oct [CV] if you are connecting Roland, SCI,
Octave, Oberheim or Moog synthesizers. Set it to Hz/V [Hz] if you are using either Yamaha
or Korg mono-synths (except the MONOPOLY which is volt per octave).
j Gate type select (default: G-)
- you can select the following types for the GATE output;
Gate V-Trig low (+5v) [g, middle LED bar]
Gate V-Trig high [g, upper LED bar]
Gate is the most common signal used for telling a synth when to play its
note. The high level Gate is suitable for most synths, such as Roland, SCI, ARP, Oberheim.
The low level gate may be needed for synths that require a lower gate voltage.
S-trig no pull-up [S, lower LED bar]
This would be used for most Moogs & Korgs, and some Yamaha synths
instead of the Gate output.
S-trig low pull-up [S, middle LED bar]
S-trig high pull-up [S, upper LED bar]
These would be used on some of the Yamaha CS range of synths instead of the Gate
output.
Note that the high gate or s-trig pullup voltage depends on the mains adaptor being
used and is approximately half a volt less than the adaptor output - ie when using a 12
volt adaptor, the gate or s-trig voltage would be around 11.5 volts. You can use an
adaptor with an output of up to +15 volts - which will give you a maximum gate voltage
of +14.5 volts.
The PRO SOLO will always respond to controller 64 (sustain pedal) with no adjustment
necessary.
If you wish to reset your PRO-SOLO you can do so by turning the unit on whilst holding
down all three push buttons. This will return the SOLO`s settings to default values. `Fd`
(factory defaults) will momentarily be displayed when this has been done.
USING SUSTAIN PEDAL WITH THE PRO-SOLO
RESETTING THE PRO SOLO TO FACTORY DEFAULTS