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5. Type Knob - Selects one of 7 Lexicon® reverbs: ROOM - fast decaying reverb; great for a touch of ambience. PLATE - renowned studio reverb found on classic recordings. REVERSE - reverb in reverse; quietly crescendos to full volume. MODULATED - lush modulating reverb ideal for chords. GATED - unique reverb with abrupt decay; good for percussive playing. HALL - large encompassing reverb with warm decay. SPRING - classic “surf”reverb;great for Rockabilly too! 6. Input 1 (Mono) - Connect your instrument, the output of a pedal, or an amp effects send to this jack. Signals are heard at both outputs when only the Input (Mono) jack is used.This jack enables battery power to the pedal when connected.To prolong battery life, disconnect the cable from the Input (Mono) jack when not in use. If the optional Harman PS 00R power supply is used, cables can remain connected. 7. Input 2 - Connect a second input to this jack for stereo operation. Inputs and are processed separately through the Stereo Reverb effect then fed to Outputs and keeping true stereo separation between channels. 8. Foot Switch Release Pins -These two pins are spring loaded hinges that hold the Foot Switch in place. See page 0 for information on accessing and changing the battery. See page 6 for more information about using and changing the Tails Switch settings. 9. Indicator LED - Lights when the effect is turned on.When battery power is low (approximately minutes), the Indicator LED begins to dim giving you advanced warning that very shortly you will need to replace the battery. 10. Foot Switch -Turns the effect on and off. 11. Output 1 (Mono) - Connect this output to the input of a single guitar amplifier or amp effects return. 12. Output 2 - Connect this output to the input of a second guitar amplifier when a second amp is being used. Note: Use unbalanced mono instrument cables only. Tails Switch The HardWire Stereo Reverb features a switch that allows the reverb signal to continue being heard after the effect is bypassed.When the Tails Switch is set ON, the HardWire Stereo Reverb does not utilize true hardwire bypass. If you always want to use true hardwire bypass, set the Tails Switch to OFF. When the Tails Switch is OFF, reverb signal is cut off immediately when the effect is bypassed. The Tails Switch is located under the Foot Switch and is accessed by pressing in one of the Foot Switch Release Pins using the tip of a / " guitar cable plug. Once the Foot Switch is removed, the Tails Switch is visible inside the chassis next to the button switch that turns the effect on and off. Slide the switch to the left to turn Tails ON and to the right to turn Tails OFF. Amplifier Setup PS200R (optional) or Effects Setup Note: If the amp effects loop has a mix control, set the mix to 100% full wet. AMP RETURN AMP SEND PS200R (optional) Battery Operation In the event that battery power is completely depleted, HardWire pedals automatically switch into bypass. This eliminates the need to remove the pedal from your pedal chain if the battery is dead.To replace the battery, do the following: . Using the tip of a / ” guitar cable, push one of the Release Pins in on either side of the Foot Switch, and remove it from the pedal chassis. . Remove the battery from the battery compartment and disconnect the battery cable. . Connect a new battery to the battery cable and put it back in the battery compartment. Make sure the battery cable does not interfere with the spring or pedal switch arm. . Place one hole of the Foot Switch over its corresponding pin. . Push the opposite pin in and lower the other side of the Foot Switch into place over the depressed pin. Release the pin.When the Foot 0 11 Switch is properly fastened, both release pins are flush with the outer side of the pedal. Foot Switch Pedal Switch Arm Foot Switch Release Pin 9VDC Battery Foot Switch Release Pin Pedal Chassis Battery Compartment Spring HardWire Performance Accessories The performance accessories make integrating a HardWire pedal into any pedal board a snap.The following accessories are included: • Hook-and-loop Pedalboard Pad (designed to attach to the surfaces found on most commercial pedalboards) • Foot Switch Glow Sticker (easily visible on dark stages) • StompLock™ (keeps your settings where you want them) Hook-and-loop Pedalboard Pad To attach the Pedalboard Pad, do the following: . Peel off the existing rubber skid pad from the bottom of the pedal. . Peel the adhesive protector from the back of the Pedalboard Pad. . Apply the Pedalboard Pad to the bottom of the pedal. Foot Switch Glow Sticker To attach the Foot Switch Glow Sticker, do the following: . Peel the adhesive backing from the Foot Switch Glow Sticker. . Apply the Glow Sticker to the top of the Foot Switch. StompLock To place the StompLock over the pedal knobs, do the following: . Set the knobs to your preferred setting. . Gently push the StompLock over the top of the knobs. . To remove the StompLock, gently lift one side and th...