User Manual

Vo l u um

Owner’s Manual

User modifications of the Voluum

For the avoidance of doubt, opening any part of the Voluum other than the battery compartment

will always cause your warranty to be invalid, unless you obtain prior authorisation from sonuus.

However, we realise that musicians sometimes make the minor modification of reducing the

footpedal travel by sticking a piece of rubber under the front (heel position) of the footpedal. If you

do this, you will need to follow the pedal calibration procedure below. Any damage caused to the

Voluum deemed by sonuus to be caused directly or indirectly by this (or any other) modification will

not be covered by the warranty.

The rubber stop at the back of the footpedal (under the toe position) should never be modified to

avoid damage to the pedal sensor.

Pedal calibration

Pedal calibration lets you configure the how much of the travel of the footpedal controls the effect.

Normally you won’t need to do this but if you make modifications such as limiting the travel of the

Voluum by sticking a rubber stop under the front of the footpedal, then this calibration will be useful.

Enter calibration mode by simultaneously pressing and holding the

CONTROL

button and the active

button for 4s until CAL is displayed. Rock the footpedal from one extreme to the other a few times.

Save this calibration and exit calibration mode by pressing the save button or with another

simultaneous press of the

CONTROL

button and the active button.

If you enter calibration mode accidentally and want to exit without saving, press and hold the save

button to cancel.

Warranty

The Voluum is supported by a limited warranty for a period of one year from the date of purchase.

During this period, any faults due to defective materials or workmanship will be rectified (by repair

or replacement) free of charge. A unit under warranty may be replaced with a reconditioned unit.

The warranty excludes damage caused by deliberate or accidental misuse or modification. It is the

user’s responsibility to ensure fitness for purpose in any particular application. The warranty is

limited to the original purchaser, and excludes any consequential damage or loss.

Proof of purchase date is required for any claim under this warranty.

Warranty claims must be made through the retailer from whom the original purchase was made.