2.1. Top Panel

H90 Top Panel

Fig. 2.1 H90 Top Panel

  1. SELECT Knob

    Press the Select Knob to enter Select Mode. Press and hold the Select Knob to enter Bank Select Mode.

  2. PERFORM Knob

    Press the Perform Knob to enter Perform Mode. Turn the Perform Knob to adjust the Program HotKnob (Section 6.4.2)

  3. OLED Display

    Displays user interface with access to Effect Parameters and System Settings.

  4. Input Level Indicators

    The bottom row of LEDs indicate signal presence for input channels 1-4. The top row indicates clipping. If your signal is overloading the H90’s inputs, adjust the output level of your device or adjust the H90’s input levels.

  5. Bluetooth On/Off

    This LED indicates the H90’s Bluetooth active status.

  6. Bluetooth Connection

    This LED indicates if the H90 is paired with another device via Bluetooth.

  7. Quick Knobs

    Use the three Quick Knobs to adjust parameters and settings.

  8. Programs

    Press to enter Programs Edit Mode to browse and audition Programs.

  9. Routing

    Press to enter Routing Edit Mode. Press again to cycle through Insert parameters.

    Tip

    Press and hold the Programs and Routing Buttons simultaneously to access the System Menu.

    Programs-Routing-Buttons

    Fig. 2.2 Press and hold the Programs and Routing Buttons simultaneously

  10. Presets

    Press to enter Preset Edit Mode and browse the Preset Library.

  11. Parameters

    Press to enter Parameters Edit Mode to adjust Program and Preset parameters.

    Tip

    Press and hold the Presets and Parameters Buttons simultaneously to access the Tempo Menu.

    Presets-Parameters-Buttons

    Fig. 2.3 Press and hold the Presets and Parameters Buttons simultaneously

  12. P/A/B LED Buttons

    In Select/Bank mode, press the LED Buttons to activate/bypass a Program or Preset. In Perform mode, press the LED Buttons to assign a Performance Parameter to a Footswitch.

  13. Footswitches

    In Select/Bank Mode, use the three Footswitches to cue up and load Programs. In Perform Mode, these are user-programable Footswitches.