Infinity - Pigtronix - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Guitar Looper Pedal
Brand	Pigtronix
Model	Infinity
Included microSD Card	8 GB preinstalled
Maximum Supported microSD Card	32 GB
Required microSD Card Class	Class 6 or Class 10
Maximum Recording Time	2 hours with included 8 GB card
Number of Presets	Up to 50
Recording Time Customization	Adjustable via software by changing preset structure
Multiplier Values	Affect maximum loop length per preset
Computer Connection	USB
Software	Pigtronix Infinity Application
Firmware Update	Via SD card image (LooperImage.img) and disk writer
OS Compatibility	Windows and macOS
Warranty	Back cover removal for SD access does not void warranty unless damage occurs
Safety	Do not use tools inside the Infinity; avoid liquids
Maintenance	Clean exterior with a dry, soft cloth; keep SD card contacts clean
Repairability	User-replaceable microSD card; unauthorized repairs void warranty
Required Tool for Back Cover	#2 Phillips screwdriver
Data Backup	Reformatting erases all audio and preset settings; backup recommended

Frequently Asked Questions - Infinity Pigtronix

How do I replace the microSD card in my Pigtronix Infinity?

To replace the microSD card, remove the back cover with a #2 Phillips screwdriver. Depending on the model, push or unlock the card holder. Remove the old card, insert a new class 6 or class 10 card (up to 32GB) with the notch up, secure it, and replace the back cover.

Can I use any microSD card with the Infinity looper?

The Infinity requires a Class 6 or Class 10 microSD card. Cards with lower speed ratings may not work reliably. The maximum supported capacity is 32 GB.

How do I format the Infinity's microSD card on Windows?

Download and install Win32 Disk Imager and the LooperImage.img file. Insert the Infinity via USB, select the image file, choose the correct drive letter, and click "Write". Double-check the drive letter to avoid erasing other disks.

How do I format the Infinity's microSD card on a Mac?

Download and unzip InfinitySDFormat.zip, place LooperImage.img in the same folder. Open Terminal, run ./InfinitySDFormatter.sh, and follow the prompts to select the correct drive and confirm formatting.

How many presets can the Infinity store?

The Infinity supports up to 50 presets. The exact number depends on the microSD card capacity and the chosen preset structure configuration. For example, with the included 8GB card and default settings, you get 50 presets and 2 hours of recording time.

How can I increase the maximum recording time?

Use the Pigtronix Infinity Application to change the preset structure via Tools → Edit Preset Structure. Reducing the number of presets increases the maximum loop length per preset. Alternatively, install a larger microSD card (up to 32GB) to increase total recording time while keeping 50 presets.

Does replacing the microSD card void my warranty?

No, removing the back cover to access the microSD card does not automatically void your warranty. However, any damage caused by spilling liquids, using tools inside the unit, or unauthorized repairs will void the warranty.

What should I do if my Infinity is not recognized by my computer?

Make sure the Infinity is connected via USB and powered on. On Windows, check the drive letter in Win32 Disk Imager. On Mac, verify the disk appears in Terminal. If not, try another USB port or cable, and ensure the SD card is properly inserted.

How do I restore the Infinity to its default 50-preset configuration after formatting?

After formatting the microSD card with the LooperImage.img, disconnect the Infinity from the computer and power cycle the unit. The Infinity will automatically set up the default 50 presets.

What tools do I need to open the Infinity for SD card access?

You need a #2 Phillips screwdriver to remove the back cover. Inside, do not use any tools. For early models, push the SD card to eject it; for later models, slide the metal cover and flip it open.

USER MANUAL Infinity Pigtronix

INFINITY LOOPER SD CARD FORMAT AND UPDATE PROCEDURE

The Infinity ships with an 8 GB microSD Card capable of 2 hours of audio recording divided among up to 50 presets. As described in the Infinity User's Guide on Page 48, each preset's maximum recording time depends on three factors:

1. Size of the microSD Card
2. Number of Presets
3. Multiplier Value

The Pigtronix Infinity Application allows users to reformat the Infinity's microSD Card for different numbers of presets to balance the required length of loops with the necessary number of presets. If you need longer loops but don't require as many presets, reformat the Infinity for fewer presets using the Infinity's Application Menu Bar: Tools->Edit Preset Structure.

Changing the number of presets reformats the microSD Card and erases all Audio and Preset Settings currently on the Infinity!

For users who need longer maximum loop time and more presets, the microSD Card can be swapped for a larger one up to 32GB.

In order to successfully upgrade your microSD card, please carefully follow the instructions below. This process is technical and should ONLY be performed by knowledgeable computer users. Users who do not know what they are doing risk serious damage to their computer. Pigtronix is not responsible if you accidentally reformat your computer's hard drive instead of the microSD card. These instructions are provided for reference only.

- microSD cards used in the Infinity MUST be Class 6 or Class 10. Below are two examples of cards that are compatible with the Infinity:

16 GB Class 10 SanDisk microSD Card

32 GB Class 10 SanDisk microSD Card

- Using a #2 Phillips head screwdriver, remove the back of the Infinity. Removing and replacing the Infinity's back cover are the only times you will need any tools. DO NOT USE TOOLS INSIDE THE INFINITY!

Removing the back of the unit to replace the microSD Card does not automatically void your warranty. Your warranty will only be void should you cause any unreasonable damage to the internals of your

Infinity: Spilling liquids inside your Infinity, physically damaging the internals with tools (no tools should be used inside the Infinity), unauthorized repairs, etc

· Depending on when your Infinity was manufactured you will have one of the microSD Card holders pictured below.

. For early Infinity's the microSD Card holder will look like the image below. To remove the microSD Card, push on the microSD Card itself from right to left until you hear a click. Release the microSD Card and it will partially eject itself from the holder. Carefully grab the microSD Card and pull right until it is free. To insert the new microSD Card, hold it as pictured (with the notch pointed up), insert it into the holder from the right, and press until you hear a click.

. For later Infinity's the microSD Card will look like the image below. To remove the microSD Card, press your finger on the metal cover and slide it left. You will feel a slight click once it is unlocked. Once it is unlocked, carefully flip the cover to the left; doing so roughly can disconnect the cover from the rest of the holder and if you are unable to re-attach it the unit will have to be sent to us as an out of warranty repair. Once the cover is freed the microSD Card can be lifted out of the holder. To insert the new microSD Card, hold it as pictured (with the notch pointed up), and place it into the holder from above. There is a complementary notch in the holder that will hold it in place. Then carefully flip the cover to the right, press it closed, and slide the cover to the right.

- Replace the Infinity's back plate and use the #2 Phillips head screwdriver to tighten the screws. Be careful not to over-tighten.

FOR WINDOWS:

• Download and install the Win32 Disk Imager from here.
• Download and save the LooperImage.img file from here to your computer.
• Run the previously installed Win32 Disk Imager and you will see the following screen.

• Click on the File icon highlighted in the above picture, this will open a File Dialog so that you can select the LooperImage.img file downloaded in the previous step. Navigate to the folder where you downloaded the LooperImage.img file (likely in your Downloads folder).
• Select LooperImage.img and click Open.
• Now find the Drive letter for the Infinity drive on your computer. Below is an image that shows the drive letter to be “G” It may be different on your computer and may change depending on how many USB drives you have connected to your computer.

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Local Disk (C:)

- Win32 Disk Imager will now have the path to the LooperImage.img filled into the “Image File” text box:

• Select the Drive letter for the Infinity from the “Device” drop-down box. Here that letter is “G” and it is the only one in the list. This may be different on your computer.
• At this point, double and triple check the drive letter you found. If you choose the incorrect drive letter you will erase and possibly damage any attached USB Hard Drives or Disks.
• Once you are sure that you've selected the correct img file and the correct Drive Letter, click "Write." A warning box will appear asking you to make sure that you wish to write to the selected Drive. If you have selected the correct drive, select "Yes."

· After clicking "Yes" Win32 Disk Imager will display its progress.

Disconnect the Infinity from the computer and power cycle the unit to leave USB mode. The Infinity will automatically set up the default 50 presets.

FOR MAC:

• Download and unzip InfinitySFormat.zip.
• Download and save the LooperImage.img file into the folder with InfinitySDFormat.sh, the file created by unzipping InfinitySDFormat.zip
• Go to Applications → Utilities and run Terminal.

- In the terminal window type “cd” and a space, and then drag the folder icon of the window containing InfinitySDFormat.sh into the Terminal. After the path to the folder has appeared in Terminal press “Enter”

- Type “./InfinitySDFormatter.sh” into the Terminal and press Enter and follow the on screen instructions. Select the Drive you wish to format by typing the number to the right of it and then type “y” if you are sure it is the correct drive and wish to format it.