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4. Press and hold the MODE knob. Release the knob when you see

“COPY” blinking.

5. Wait 6 seconds. COPY continues to blink while the factory Rhythm

loops are copied to the SD Card.

6. When COPY is complete, the word “done” is displayed. The SD

Card is now ready to play the factory Rhythms.

ERASE Mode – ERASE mode is used to erase one or both loops in the currently

selected bank. Erasing both loops will reset all of the current bank’s settings back

to the default settings. Here’s how to perform the ERASE function:

1. Select ERASE mode. The ERASE LED should be lit solid.

2. Rotate MODE to select the loop to be erased. As you rotate MODE

first the A Loop blinks, then B, then both A and B together. Whichever

loop is blinking will be the one that is erased.

3. Press and hold MODE to erase the loops. After holding for 1.5

seconds, the erase function is completed. When you see the MEM LED

shut off for the loop you erased, release MODE.

- MEMORY CARD, USB, IMPORTING AUDIO -

SDHC Memory Card – The 22500 records 16-bit audio at a sample rate of 44.1

kHz. All recorded audio is stored on removable Secure Digital High Capacity

(SDHC) memory cards. Cards ranging from 4GB to 32GB, labeled as SDHC, are

acceptable. We recommend you use cards with a speed class of 4 or higher, as

indicated by a number inside a semi-circle on the card itself. The 22500 does not

accept cards labeled as SD (2GB or less) or SDXC (larger than 32GB).

The 22500 comes supplied with an 8GB card which allows for a total loop

recording time of up to 12 hours. The maximum recording time for one single

loop is 6 hours, no matter the size of the card. Regardless of the card’s size,

each card holds up to 100 loop banks.

22500 Requirements for SDHC Cards

Minimum Card Size: 4GB

Maximum Card Size: 32GB

Card Speed: Speed Class 4 or greater is recommended

Approximate total loop recording time for each standard SDHC card size:

4GB = 6 hours

8GB = 12 hours

16GB = 24 hours

32GB = 48 hours

Max Recording Time for one single loop no matter the card size: 6 hours