Control pedal calibration fails

Hello,

I just updated my Kontrol S-Series MK3 to v2.04 firmware and am very impressed!

However, after trying to recalibrate, my expression pedal inputs have stopped working. Now they only respond if set to 'Switch' mode, 'Continuous' mode doesn't work anymore.

Please help?

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Butterfly 3579

That's helpful, thank you. I had it set the same way.

Somehow, I've misinterpreted the calibration instructions.

'Move the pedal all the way up, then press OK'.
Does not mean 'Move the pedal up to the maximum value'.
It means 'Move your foot UP, back away from the pedal'.

'Move the pedal down', does not mean 'down to the minimum value'.
It means 'Press it down with your foot'!

Strange, I'm sure it was the other way around before the firmware update?!

Oh well, calibration works! Sorry for the confusion.

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Uwe303

Hello,

what type of pedal do you use, manufacturer and

Butterfly 3579

Thanks for your reply!

Moog EP-3 and Nektar NX-P

They do still work when connected to a different keyboard.

Uwe303

Then please try the nektar pedal first, I own the same model and it still works with my s49 mk3. Swap is set to ring if I remember correctly. And the potentiometer I have set anticlockwise, even if that should not be any different cause you calibrate it, after calibration don't move that pot. The moog has also that pot as far as I can see?

Butterfly 3579

That's helpful, thank you. I had it set the same way.

Somehow, I've misinterpreted the calibration instructions.

'Move the pedal all the way up, then press OK'.
Does not mean 'Move the pedal up to the maximum value'.
It means 'Move your foot UP, back away from the pedal'.

'Move the pedal down', does not mean 'down to the minimum value'.
It means 'Press it down with your foot'!

Strange, I'm sure it was the other way around before the firmware update?!

Oh well, calibration works! Sorry for the confusion.

Uwe303

No problem, good that you sorted it for yourself and you can have some fun again playing some music.

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