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Front Panel Elevation
MULTI-POSITION FRONT PANEL
eleVAta’s ingenious chassis design allows you choose between desktop mode (with a choice of convenient angled
elevations to suit your requirement) or 19” rack mode when vertical.
RAISING THE PANEL: To raise the front control panel from the shipped flat position, hold each side of the control
panel near the top corners and lift it up and towards you, as shown below:
WARNING!
DISCONNECT POWER BEFORE
ATTEMPTING TO OPEN THIS COVER.
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Mixer
Oscillators
Filter
LFOs
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EPROM
BEFORE CLOSING COVER, CHECK
FOR LOOSE OBJECTS INSIDE.
EPROM
CONVERTOR MODULE
DOCKING BAY
NEVER FIT/REMOVE CONVERTOR
BOARDS WHEN POWER IS ON.
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Parameter
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Value
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OSC 1
WAVEFORM
PITCH
PULSE WIDTH DETUNE
OSC MIX
RING MOD FREQUENCY Resonance ENV MOD
SPEED
DELAY
WAVEFORM
Joystick
EDIT
Y
OSC 2
MOD
MOD
MOD
MOD
MENU
Envelopes
MOD
MOD
Output
MOD
LFO 1
MENU
LFO 2
MENU
X
Multi-timbral Parts
save
comp
MULTI
DECAY
SUSTAIN
LEVEL
PANNING
tremolo
AUTO PAN
MASTER
VOLUME
MOD
MOD
MENU
RELEASE PORTAMenTO
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( push)
Arp
Menus
PROGRAM
ATTACK
VALUE /
program
hold
LAST
MODE
NEXT
MENU
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SOUND
WIZARD
VIRTUAL
ENV 1
ENV 2
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Midi
utility
MENU
AUDITION
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The chrome supports on either side of the chassis automatically drop into 3 sets of locators in the runners of the
side panels to lock the control panel in one of three pre-determined positions, as shown below:
POSITION ONE - FLAT
POSITION TWO - 45 DEGREES
19” Rack
POSITION THREE - 65 DEGREES
POSITION FOUR - VERTICAL
(use this position to mount in 19” rack)
eleVAta - Polyphonic Synthesizer
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LOWERING THE PANEL: First you need to release the support arms from their locators. Tilt the control panel
forwards then, using one hand at either side, lift the chrome supports with your index fingers simultaneously before
lowering the panel backwards to the next set of locators, or all the way down to the flat ‘parked’ position. During
panel movements like this you will need to keep continuous upwards pressure on the supports to avoid them
dropping down into their locators.
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