User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Introduction
- What's in the package?
- Register your ICON ProAudio product to your personal account
- Features
- Front Panel Layout
- Rear panel layout
- Getting Started
- Connecting your ikeyboard Nano controller
- Download the Windows driver from your “Personal User Page at www.iconproaudio.com”
- Installing iMapTM Software for Windows
- Assigning MIDI functions with iMapTM
- iMapTM ikeyboard Nano software panel
- Firmware upgrade
- Restore the factory default settings
- Reverse sustain pedal connector polarity
- Velocity curve
- Specifications
- Services
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Front Panel Layout
1. 25/37/49/61/88-note key switches
25/37/49/61/88-note velocity-sensitive piano-action key switches.
2. Dual function encoders
The dual functioned encoder acting as a push-button and a rotary control. When an
encoder is pressed, it may be used to change modes of operation or to change what
appears in the display above the channel strips. When an encoder is rotated, depending
on its assigned function, it can be used to adjust a channel’s pan, send level, or plug-in
parameters.
3. Encoder LED
The 11-LED surrounding the encoder lights up to indicate the relative position of the
rotation without having to look at your computer.
4. Modulation jog wheel
Rotate to adjust the modulation effect.
5. Pitch jog wheel
Rotate to adjust the pitch bend. It returns to default, “0” when released.
6. Octave buttons
Raise or lower the pitches played on your keyboard.
7. Transpose button (Use in conjuction with the Octave up/dwon
buttons)
Raise or lower the pitches (by less than an octave) played on your keyboard.
(Tip: While pressing and holding the “Transpose” button, press a keyswitch within an
octave range from the original c1 position) to change the c1 to that particular switch.)
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