Moog Pedal CP 201 to Voyager issue

[Phollop Willing PA]

So I bought a 2nd hand Moog pedal CP 201 for $200, to use with my Moog Voyager. I hooked up the CV out to the Filter input (as suggested by the manual) to try it out. I can tell that the presets are effecting change in the sound, but the pedal doesn't seem to sweep the filter as the manual suggests. What am I doing wrong? Any help?

[pricklyrobot]

You do have the CV connected to the Filter Control Input (red jack) and not the Filter In (black jack), right?

[Stab Frenzy]

So I bought a 2nd hand Moog pedal CP 201 for $200, to use with my Moog Voyager. I hooked up the CV out to the Filter input (as suggested by the manual) to try it out. I can tell that the presets are effecting change in the sound, but the pedal doesn't seem to sweep the filter as the manual suggests. What am I doing wrong? Any help?

It's not new so the previous owner probably programmed it to suit what they wanted with it, they may have assigned the pedal to something other than the CV output you're using. Look at the manual to find out how to change it.

[Phollop Willing PA]

You do have the CV connected to the Filter Control Input (red jack) and not the Filter In (black jack), right?

Yes I do. I even tried a double ring tip jack too. The Voyager works with an ordinary expression pedal.

Thanks for the reply.

It's not new so the previous owner probably programmed it to suit what they wanted with it, they may have assigned the pedal to something other than the CV output you're using. Look at the manual to find out how to change it.

It might be. He only used it once and then boxed it up again. He later died and his father sold it to me.

Do you have one? What is the value suppose to be between heel and toe? I tried to figure out that aspect in the manual but I couldn't.

Thanks for the response.