Ampero outdoor power supply

The Ampero's software runs on a dual‑DSP platform made up of a fourth‑generation Analog Devices SHARC chip and an NXP RT co‑processor running on the ARM Cortex‑M7 core.

Next we'll show you some advanced tricks when using your Ampero II as a USB audio interface. You can use Ampero II's output/phones jacks and FX loop send jack for monitoring different signal sources. In this example, a guitar is connected to unit's left input, and a bass is connected to the right input.

After continuing with the factory preset, this screen will appear showing that reset is in progress. Do not disconnect the power supply while the reset is in progress. Disconnecting the power supply may cause Ampero II to malfunction. When the factory reset is complete, this message will appear. Press OK to return to the main menu.

Here are some common setups to get the most out of Ampero II. Plug your instrument into the unit's input L jack (or L+R if stereo connection is needed), and run a cable (or two) from the output jack(s) to your amplifier(s). If you have one amp, run the cable from the left output. For best results, we recommend not to use AMP and CAB modules.

Ampero II features a hardware true bypass in Analog Bypass mode, which supports mono in/out, stereo in/out configuration only (mono in/stereo out not supported). In Analog Bypass mode, the phones output will be MUTED when bypassed. In Analog Bypass mode, XLR input of Input R and outputs are disabled.

Ampero II supports two bypass modes: DSP Bypass and Analog Bypass. You can set unit bypass mode depending on your needs (see GLOBAL section). Bypassing the unit will also bypass USB Audio. Ampero II features a hardware true bypass in Analog Bypass mode, which supports mono in/out, stereo in/out configuration only (mono in/stereo out not supported).