JET Pedals - Eternity Delay

Changing the MIDI Channel

From the factory the Eternity is set to receive Midi messages on 
Midi channel 1, however this can be changed upon powering up the 
pedal. 

After applying power to the Eternity, hold down the Bypass switch 
while the pedal is in startup mode (Mix & Repeats knobs are 
scrolling thru the color spectrum). Once the LEDs turn a solid 
color, release the Bypass switch to enter the Global settings. 
Rotate the Cntrl1 knob and the Bypass LED will begin to blink 
between 1 and 16 times (depending on which channel is set by the 
knob). Rotate the Cntrl1 knob counter-clockwise to decrease the 
MIDI channel or clockwise to increase the MIDI channel. Once you've 
reached the desired channel (i.e. channel 6 means the LED will 
flash 6 times), hold the Bypass switch to exit the global settings 
and to save the Midi channel to permanent memory.


Saving Presets Via MIDI

You have two options for creating presets. The first option is to 
use a "smart" midi controller (like the JET MCX) that can send 
multiple simultaneous midi messages. Just send individual CC 
messages to turn the Bypass switch on, select the algorithm, and 
set the values for each knob/toggle switch. 

The second option is to use our revolutionary CC Snapshot feature. 
While in Live Mode, select your desired algorithm and then set all of 
the knobs & switches to their desired positions. From there just send 
midi CC #28 with any Value from 7 thru 127. The pedal will then take 
a snapshot of its algorithm and knob/switch positions, after that the 
knobs will flash green letting you know the preset has been saved 
into permanent memory. To recall this preset, just send a PC message 
with the same number used for the Value when sending CC #28.

Example: send CC #28 Value 10 to save a preset in the 10th slot. 
Send PC #10 to recall the new preset.

The Eternity can save 127 onboard presets (the first 6 are saved 
using the pedal and 7 - 127 are saved with CC Snapshot).
JET Pedals - Eternity Delay 
Program Change Messages

Receiving PC messages will recall the onboard presets stored within 
the Eternity.

PC #0 - Will bypass the pedal (Available from Serial #132 and up)
PC #1 - Recalls the first preset (Light Blue)
PC #2 - Recalls the second preset (Green)
PC #3 - Recalls the third preset (Yellow)
PC #4 - Recalls the fourth preset (Red)
PC #5 - Recalls the fifth preset (Pink)
PC #6 - Recalls the sixth preset (White)
PC #7 - 127 Recalls the preset created by CC Snapshot (Dark Blue)


Control Change Messages

Receiving CC messages will control the individual controls, knobs, 
and switches of the Eternity

CC #18 Any value between 0 & 42 sets the subdivision toggle switch to ¼ notes
       Any value between 43 & 85 sets the subdivision toggle switch to dotted ⅛ notes
       Any value between 86 & 127 sets the subdivision toggle switch to ⅛ notes

CC #19 with any value of 0 thru 127 controls the Mix knob. 0 is the equivalent of 
       having the knob turned completely counter-clockwise (mix turned off) and 127 is 
       like having the knob turned completely clockwise (mix at full volume). Sending a 
       value of 64 is the equivalent of having the knob straight up at noon.

CC #20 with any value of 0 thru 127 controls the Repeats knob

CC #21 with any value of 0 thru 127 controls the Filter knob

CC #22 with any value of 0 thru 127 controls the Cntrl1 knob

CC #23 Any value between 0 & 63 turns the Bypass switch off
       Any value between 64 & 127 turns the Bypass switch on

CC #24 Any value between 0 & 63 turns the Preset switch off
       Any value between 64 & 127 turns the Preset switch on

CC #25 any value between 0 & 127 increments the Preset number

CC #26 any value between 0 & 127 decrements the Preset number

CC #27 Any value between 0 & 21 activates the Tape delay algorithm
       Any value between 22 & 44 activates the Digital delay algorithm
       Any value between 45 & 66 activates the Analog delay algorithm
       Any value between 67 & 88 activates the Dual delay algorithm
       Any value between 89 & 110 activates the ESD delay algorithm
       Any value between 111 & 127 activates the JET Signature delay algorithm

CC #28 any value between 7 & 127 activates CC Snapshot mode
       This takes a snapshot of your current settings and stores it in permanent memory at 
       the appropriate preset location. An example would be to send CC #28 Value 7, this 
       stores a preset in the 7th slot and can be recalled anytime by sending PC #7

CC #29 Any value between 0 & 63 turns off Kill Dry mode
       Any value between 64 & 127 turns on Kill Dry mode