Korg AX10g User Manual

If the expression pedal is not working properly,
please perform the procedure described below.

When calibrating the pedal, use your hand because
accurate adjustments may not be possible if you
use your foot to operate the pedal.

While simultaneously holding down the FUNC-
TION button and the PEDAL FX button, turn on
the power.
The display will indicate 

 for approximately

one second, and then indicate 

.

Slowly move the pedal back. When it stops, take
your hand off the pedal and press the PEDAL FX
button.
The display will change from 

 to 

.

If you press the MASTER (CANCEL) during the
calibration operation, calibration will be halted
and the program number will appear.

press slowly

press slowly

Slowly move the pedal forward. When it stops,
take your hand off the pedal and press the
PEDAL FX button.
When the adjustment has been completed, the
display will blink 

, and then the program

number will appear. Check the pedal to make
sure the settings are correct.

 For example if you assign PEDAL FX to VOLUME

and set VOL PEDAL MIN to 0, it will be easy to
verify the MIN level when the pedal is fully returned.

If the calibration operation fails, the display will
indicate 

, and you will return to the display

before calibration ( 

 ). If repeated attempts are

unsuccessful, it is possible that the AX10G has
malfunctioned. Contact your dealer.

While holding down the WRITE button, turn on
the power.
The display will indicate 

.

If you decide to start up normally without loading
the factory settings, press either of the MASTER
(CANCEL) buttons.

While the display indicates 

, press the WRITE

button. The factory programs will be loaded into
the user area (0.1~9.4). When loading is com-
pleted, the display will blink 

, and then the

program number will appear.

Never turn off the power while this operation is in
progress.

Be aware that if you reload the preset programs, all
previously written programs will be overwritten.

If the AX10G does not operate as you expect, please
check the following points first. If this does not
resolve the problem, contact your dealer.

❑

Are batteries installed? Alternatively, is the AC
adapter connected to an AC outlet? (p.8)

❑

Is a mono phone plug cable connected to the
INPUT jack? (p.8)

❑

Are your guitar, amp and/or headphones con-
nected to the correct jacks? (p.8)

❑

Is your amp turned on and set correctly?

❑

Are any cables broken?

❑

Is the master level of the AX10G set to “0” or to a
low level? (p.7)

❑

Is the program volume of the AX10G set to “0” or
to a low level? (p.11)

❑

Is the volume of your instrument turned down?

❑

Is the AX10G muted?

❑

Is the AX10G bypassed? (p.9)

❑

Are the effects used in the program turned on?

❑

Have you selected a program which uses an
expression pedal effect? (p.10,12)

❑

Is the pedal indicator lit?

❑

Did you turn the power off while the preset
programs were being loaded?
Reload the preset programs. (p.13)