User Guide

English

Note that if you make changes to a template but do not save those changes, when you try to

load a different template, Impulse will display a message: Discard? Use the Data knob to

select either No or Yes, and press Enter to conrm. If you select Yes, your changes will be lost

Help Mode

Pressing + and – buttons

together enables Help Mode. It is conrmed by hLP in the display.

In Help mode, pressing any control generates a scrolling text message in the display, reminding

you of what the control does and how to use it.

Conguring Impulse Controls

As each template can contain an entire set of conguration

settings, make sure you are in the correct template before

changing any MIDI parameters. Pressing the Controls

button

enters Control Edit mode, with the display as

shown, and the Controls button LED lit. Press Controls a

second time to exit the mode.

Operating any assignable control – e.g., faders 1-9*, buttons

1-9*, encoders 1-8 or the drum pads – makes the display

show parameter for that control. The selected control

number is displayed, for example Fd3 (Fader 3) or Bt5

(Button 5).

MIDI parameters can be selected by pressing the + and – buttons

with parameter values set

with the Data knob

Note that the MIDI parameters available vary with control type: faders, rotary encoders, the

mod wheel, drum pads and buttons all have different menu pages. Most of the pages’ functions

will be self-evident, but a full list of all the available parameters for each control type, and

their ranges of operation can be found in the section ‘Assignable Controls – Parameters and

Ranges’ on page 39 of this user guide.

Note: do not forget to save your changes to the current template.

* Impulse 49 and 61 only.