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#280937 - 02/05/10 11:56 AM Re: tc helicon harmony M
DonM Offline
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Registered: 06/25/99
Posts: 16735
Loc: Benton, LA, USA
I never got mine to work with a damper pedal, it had to be a on/off switch.
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#280938 - 02/05/10 12:02 PM Re: tc helicon harmony M
Yamiguy Offline
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Registered: 04/30/05
Posts: 38
ack!....

aren't the damper pedals the same as on/off switches?
i think the only thing i have here are damper pedal controllers.

btw...yes they are all mono plugs..

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#280939 - 02/05/10 12:51 PM Re: tc helicon harmony M
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Registered: 04/25/05
Posts: 14268
Loc: NW Florida
Try pressing AND HOLDING the footswitch. Perhaps your unit has a parameter that thinks it is supposed to see a latching switch, and you are just using a momentary?

Have you contacted TC Helicon? Have they got a forum? An FAQ section?
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#280940 - 02/05/10 04:52 PM Re: tc helicon harmony M
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Registered: 04/30/05
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hi diki...
i just tried holding it...nada...

the switches i have are all damper pedal units for keyboards.
and i have one that switches polarity...
i tried that one in both polarity positions...nada.

all 3 of these damper pedals work fine with the keyboards...
so i know they are not broken.

thanks for the responses...
i'll look at the TC site and look into the different types of switches that are available. The manual doesn't specify much.

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