Factory Mode

Depending on electrical conditions or ambiant temperature, your module CV and knobs might be slightly off and might require recalibration.

Also, should you have a problem with the module, our support team will ask you to run “test mode” to have a rough idea of what the problem is.

This operation requires a bit of care because the module will need to be powered by your Eurorack case in order to complete successfully. You will also need a simple LFO and VCO.

To enter test mode and calibration:

  1. Turn off your Eurorack system

  2. Remove all the Eurorack patch cables connected to the module

  3. Remove the module from the rack, but keep its power cord attached

  4. Place the module on a non-conductive surface

  5. Press the FLASH button at the back of the module, keep it pressed, and turn on your Eurorack system. The test mode welcome screen will appear

  6. Press TYPE, the screen will turn entirely red. Check that the screen is working properly, and press TYPE again

  7. Check that the MOD LED is blinking, press TYPE

  8. Check that the BIAS LED is blinking, press TYPE

  9. Turn TYPE 10 times on the left, then 10 times on the right

  10. Put the FAM switch to S, then X and then O

  11. Turn the GAIN knob fully on the left, then fully on the right, then press TYPE

  12. Repeat the previous step for the XOVER, MOD, BIAS, LPF IN, LPF OUT knobs, and then for the GAIN, MOD, BIAS and XOVER trims.

  13. Acknowledge that you have already removed all patch cables and press TYPE

  14. Wait until the module calibrates CVs automatically, then press TYPE

  15. Use your LFO in sinus mode and connect it to the GAIN CV

  16. Repeat the previous step for MOD, LPF IN, LPF OUT, BIAS, XOVER, TYPE and FAM CVs

  17. Use your VCO in sinus mode and connect it to the right input IN first

  18. Repeat the previous step with the left input IN

  19. Connect a patch cable from OUT left to your audio output and make sure a 440Hz tone is playing, press TYPE

  20. Repeat the previous step with OUT right

  21. The “QC passed” stamp appears, which means that your module is in specs (no problem were found) and calibration is complete

  22. Turn off your Eurorack system, and reinstall the module into your rack

  23. Turn on your Eurorack system