Kenton Pro-4 - Manual (Page 6)

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SETTING UP YOUR PRO-4
MIDI CONNECTIONS
MIDI IN
- connect this to the MIDI Out of your MIDI synth or MIDI sequencer using standard MIDI cables.
MIDI OUT
- connect this to the MIDI In of your MIDI sequencer or old synthesizer. This is only needed if you will be
editing the PRO-4 using SYSEX or doing MIDI data dumps, or if you are using the MIDI channel filter.
MIDI THRU
- this provides a copy of the information coming into the MIDI In socket so that you can "daisy-chain"
several MIDI devices. It should be connected only to a MIDI In socket if needed.
ANALOGUE CONNECTIONS
CV A, B, C, & D (-1 volt to 5 volts)
- the control voltage output to control the pitch of most synths, such as Roland, SCI, and Moog.
Connect this output to the input marked CV, oscillator, KBD IN, VCO CV in, VCO, KEY Volt in, etc., of your
synth.
Hz/V A, B, C, & D (optional)
- these optional outputs are to control the pitch on synths such as some of the KORG and YAMAHA synths.
This output works in conjunction with the CV output.
Connect this output to the input marked CV, oscillator, KBD IN, VCO CV in, VCO, KEY Volt in, etc., of your
synth.
GATE A, B, C, & D (off=0 volts on=+15 volts)
- the gate voltage output that provides the note on/off information for synths. This is used for most synths,
such as Roland, ARP, or Oberheim.
Connect this output to the input marked Gate in, TRIG in, etc., of your synth.
S-TRIG A, B, C, & D
- this output has 7 triggering options selectable in the software.
S-Trig - this is used to control Moogs, Korgs.
The tip of the jack is the trigger signal - if your synth has the CINCH/JONES connector with two flat pins,
the narrower pin is the trigger signal and the wider one is ground.
Trigger - Can be used to trigger ARP envelopes or analogue sequencers.
Connect this output to the input marked S-Trig in, TRIG in, etc., of your synth.
AUXILIARIES 1 to 8 (-13 to +13 volts)