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[rnolan]

Well that explains why it was being strange.  I was working from the perspective that Sw3 and 4 only operated on their respective jacks.

[rabidgerry]

You're right, they do, but I think only with the UNO firmware you are actually able to manipulate the other.

Now when I first started messing with this I didn't really pay much attention to how I had the extra switching capability set, but then when I started to think perhaps I need it set to have one switch turn the other off whilst turning one on it dawned on me that I actually need each to not affect the other at all!  So lets see if this works when I put it into practice.

This should allow for the following combos:

SW1 ON SW2 ON - Clean
SW1 off SW2 ON - Ultra
SW1 off SW2 off - Crunch
SW1 ON SW2 off - Clean

[rnolan]

Like I said before, and now you've got each Sw just doing what it's supposed to, when Sw1 is on it makes no difference what Sw2 is set to.  In the end though, wouldn't it be easier just to program the Sw settings you want into a patch for each sound?

[rabidgerry]

Well that kind of patch setup doesn't suit me so I would not do this unless I was desperate.  I'm only needing to go between Crunch and Ultra right now anyway so clean was simply to have all options available to me at the tap of a foot.  Which they are if I use a Behringer AB200.

Anyways just an update.  So it doesn't matter about the setup of the SW1 and SW2 the way I was expecting, it still didn't work.  As soon as a plug a jack from the Y cable into SW1 and a jack into SW2 I get clean and Ultra only.  If I take out SW1 jack and leave only SW2 with a jack I get ultra and crunch switchable via SW2 assigned pedal 4.  Really don't understand why this is but at least I can access the two channels that I actually need.