7 Pad Electronic Sistema Electrónico del Tambor de Ensemble Électronique de Tambour de. Drum Set 7 Cojines 7 Garnitures SMI-1450

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1 7 Pad Electronic Sistema Electrónico del Tambor de Ensemble Électronique de Tambour de Drum Set 7 Cojines 7 Garnitures SMI-145

2 Congratulations! English Thank you for purchasing your SOUND Portable Digital Drum Set. This Digital Drum Set has been developed to perform with ease. Before using this instrument, we recommend that you to read through this manual. Taking care of your Portable Digital Drum Set For optimum use of your Digital Drum Set, please follow the maintenance instructions listed below: LOCATION Do not expose the unit to the following conditions to avoid deformation, discoloration, or more serious damage. Direct sunlight. High temperature (near a heat source, or in a car during the daytime). Excessive humidity. Excessive dust. Strong vibration. HANDLING AND TRANSPORT Never apply excessive force to the controls, connectors or other parts of the instrument. Always unplug cables by gripping the plug firmly, but not pulling on the cable. Disconnect all cables before moving the instrument. Physical shocks caused by dropping, bumping, or placing heavy objects on the instrument can result in scratches and more serious damage. POWER SUPPLY Turn the power switch OFF when the instrument isnotinuse. The AC adapter should be unplugged from the AC outlet if the instrument is not in use for an extended period of time. Unplug the AC adapter during electric storms. Avoid plugging the AC adapter into the same AC outlet as an appliances with high power consumption, such as electric heaters or ovens. Also avoid using multi-plug adapters since this can result in reducing the sound quality, operation errors, and possible damage. TURN POWER OFF WHEN MAKING CONNECTIONS CLEANING Clean the unit with a dry soft cloth. A slightly damp cloth may be used to remove stubborn grime and dirt. Never use cleaners such as alcohol or thinner. Avoid placing vinyl objects on top of the unit (vinyl can stick to and discolor the surface). ELECTRICAL INTERFERENCE This instrument contains digital circuitry and may cause interference if placed too close to a radio or television receiver. If this occurs, move the instrument away from the affected equipment. To avoid damage to the instrument and other devices to which it is connected, turn OFF the power switches of all related devices prior to connecting or disconnecting cables. THIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCC RULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS: (1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND (2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAY CAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION. E2

3 CONTENTS Panel Controls Front panel Rear Panel... 5 Setting Up Using the AC - Adaptor Using Batteries Using Headphones... 6 Functions Select a Drum Kit Set Pad Voice Set Pad Volume Set Pad Pan Set Pad Gain Save Kit... 9 Operation Play Song Adjust Main Volume Adjust Accompaniment Volume Drum Off Adjust Tempo Function Metronome Hand Percussion Demo Function Adjust Reverb Function... - Record Function... - Playback Function... Making The Connection Pedals Phones Output USB Jack Specifications Voice List Drum Kit List Song List MIDI Implementation Chart English E

4 PANEL CONTROL Front Panel English DRUM PAD (x7) [ Master Volume + & - ] button These buttons can be used to change the master volume UP or DOWN. [Poweron off]switch This switch turns power on / off. [ Play / Stop ] button This button is used to start or stop recording replay. 1 [ Song ] button This button is used to enter song menu. 11 [ Hand Percussion ] button and LED indicator This button is used to turn the hand percussion function ON. [ Drum OFF ] button and LED indicator This button is used to enable or disable the drum function when listening to all songs [ REC ] button and LED indicator This button is used to start or stop recording. [ Click ] button and LED indicator This button is used to turn on or off the metronome. [ Reverb ] button This button is used to change the reverb level. [ Kit ] button This button is used to enter kit menu. [ Pad Assign ] button This button is used to enter voice or volume menu. 3-Digit LED This LED is the main display device, which will show the parameters of the current menu. E4 13 [ Select + & - ] buttons These buttons are used to change values (kit number, voice number, song number, etc.) when editing. 14 [ Save ] button This button is used to save all current kit setting to a user kit. 15 [ Acc Volume + & - ] buttons These buttons can be used to change the accompaniment volume. 16 [ Tempo + & - ] buttons These buttons are used to change current the tempo. 17 [ Dial ] button This button is used to change values (kit number, voice number, song number, etc.) when editing.

5 PANEL CONTROL Front Panel 18 [ Start / Stop ] button This button can be used to start or stop playing all songs. 19 [ Demo ] button This button is used to start or stop a demo song. 21 [ Pan ] button This button is used to change the pan of all pad. 22 [ Volume ] button This button is used to change the volume of pad. English 2 [ Gain ] button This button is used to change the gain of pad. 23 Speakers Rear Panel PHONES KICK HI HAT USB V Phones Jack This jack is used to connect the headphones. (Connecting the headphones will not mute the output jacks). [ KICK / HI-HAT ] Pedal Input Jack Kick and Hi-Hat pedal input jacks. USB Jack This port is used to connect all external device. DC Jack Connect to a DC V power adaptor. (AsspecifiedonPAGEE6) Connecting the Foot Pedals (1&2) The supplies foot pedals can be connected to the unit to simultaneously play the drum set s hi-hat pedal or bass drum voices. They can also be assigned to play other voices. Note: Do not press the pedal while connecting it to the unit or while turning on the power. (Connecting in this manner with the power on, the pedal s function may be reversed.) E5

6 SETTING UP Power Supply Your digital drum set will operate on either batteries or the supplied power adaptor. Follow the instructions below according to the power source you intend to use. English Using the AC-Adaptor Connect the power adaptor to the DC IN jack located on the rear panel of the unit, and plug the AC power adaptor into an AC power outlet. Using Batteries 1. Open the battery compartment cover under the unit. 2. Insert six C size, R14 SUM-2 or equivalent batteries. When inserting the batteries, follow the polarity markings in the illustration. Note: We suggest using alkaline batteries. Do not use adaptors other than the one specified. The technical specification of the adaptor is DC V output, center positive type. 3. Close the battery compartment securely. NOTE: Power will be automatically drawn from the AC adaptor if an optional AC adaptor is connected while batteries are installed in the instrument. CAUTION: It is recommended that you replace worn batteries as soon as possible. When battery voltage drops, the display will dim and / or the sound will become distorted, when this occurs, replace the batteries with a complete set of six new batteries of the same type. NEVER mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries (alkaline, magnesium, etc.), different brand batteries or batteries from the same brand but of different types. Misuse may cause the instrument to become hot, result in fire, or battery leakage. Also, to prevent damage due to battery leakage, remove all the batteries from the instrument when it is not to be used for an extended period of time. If batteries are installed in this instrument, and the instrument is unused for a long period, they will loose their power. Using Headphones An optional set of stereo headphones can be connected to the PHONES/OUTPUT jack located on the rear panel. When headphones are connected to the jack, the internal speakers of the unit will switch off automatically (Perfect for private practice or late night playing). If you would prefer to use an external sound system, the headphone jack can also be used to connect the digital drum set to a stereo system or mixing console. PHONES KICK HI HAT USB V Note: Turn off the power on all equipment before making any connections. E6

7 FUNCTION Select a Drum Kit Kit menu is the default menu after powering the unit on the default value is 1. Press the [kit] button to enter a kit menu. The 3-digit LED will display the current kit number with the corresponding menu indicator illuminating. As shown on the illustration. The buttons select [+] / [-] or [dial] can be used to select any kit (1-3, loop) as the current kit. English Set Pad Voice Press the pad assign button to enter pad assign menu. Default value will be the voice value of crash pad based on different kits selected. For example, if kit 1 has been selected, then press pad assign, the value on LED will be 96, as this is the voice value on crash pad. If the pad assign menu is selected the corresponding voice will be indication on the LED. In this menu, the 3-digit LED will display the voice number of the current pad, which can be selected by pressing this pad button on the top panel or by pad striking. The select [+] / [-] or [dial] can be used to select any voice (1-215, loop) buttons for the current pad. Set Pad Volume Press the [ volume ] button to enter the pad assign menu. If the pad assign menu is selected, the corresponding menu indicator will be lit up. In this menu, the 3-digit LED will display the volume of current pad, which can be selected by pressing the pad button on the top panel or by pad striking. The select [+] / [-] buttons or [dial] can be used to select the volume (-9, loop) for the current pad. E7

8 Set Pad Pan Press the [pan] button to enter the pad assign menu. If the pad assign menu is selected, the corresponding menu indicator will be lit up. English In this menu, the 3-digit LED will display the pan of the current pad, which can be selected by pressing the pad assign button on the top panel or by pad striking. The select [+] / [-] buttons or [dial] can be used to select the pan (-9, loop) for the current pad. Set Pad Gain Press the [gain] button to enter the pad assign menu. If the pad assign menu is selected, the corresponding menu indicator will be lit up. In this menu, the 3-digit LED will display the gain of the current pad, which can be selected by pressing the pad assign button on the top panel or by pad striking. The select [+] / [-] buttons or [dial] can be used to select the pan (-9, loop) for the current pad. E8

9 Save Kit Press the [save] button to enter the kit save menu. The select [+] / [-] buttons or [dial] can be used to select a user kit (21-3, loop) on the current kit setting. During the kit selection, the user kit number will keep flashing. Press the [save] button again; the current kit setting will be saved to the selected kit. The unit will suspend the kit menu and select this user kit as the current one, if all the data has been saved successfully. English If saving has failed due to error, an Err will appear on the LED. Note: The unsaved kit setting will be lost after changing the kit. E9

10 OPERATION Play Song English Press the [song] button to enter the song menu. The default value is 1. The 3-digit LED will display the current song number with the corresponding menu indicator lit up. The select [+] / [-] buttons or [dial] can be used to select the current song (1-1, loop). If first 8 style playing loop. Press the [start / stop] button to start or stop the song player. If the song is switched while it s playing, the new song will not start until the end of the current measure. Each song has its own default tempo and drum kit, the song player will begin at the current kit and the current tempo, from the beginning of the song play Adjust Main Volume In the main volume menu, the digit on the far left side of the LED will display the letter L. The two digits on the right side will display the current main volume. The select [+] / [-] buttons or [dial] can be used to adjust the volume (-9, not loop). This value will be auto-saved after adjusted. Adjust Accompaniment Volume In the accompaniment volume menu, the digit on the left side of the LED will display the letter A. The two digits on the right side will dispaly the current accompaniment volume. The select [+] / [-] buttons or [dial] can be used to adjust the volume (-9, not loop). This value will be auto-saved after adjusted. Drum Off Pressing the [drum off] button will enable or disable the drum off function when a song is playing. If the drum off is enabled, the drum voice will be turned off and the drum off indicator will be lit. This function is quite useful for practicing. E1

11 Adjust Tempo Function Press the tempo [+] and [-] buttons to enter the tempo menu. The [+] and [-] buttons can be used to change the current tempo (3-28, not loop), which affects the speed of clicking and the song playing. Pressing both [+] and [-] will reset the current tempo to its default value (current song tempo). English Metronome The metronome will run once a song is playing but with only indicator flashing. Press the [click] button for human voice counting. Press [click] button twice for clicking sound. Press the click button again to turn off the clicking. Hand Percussion Press the [hand perc] button to enter the hand percussion mode and the hand mode indicator will be lit. The song number is 5 and the kit number is 21. Demo Function Press the [demo] button to start or stop a demo song playing. The 3-digit LED will display de, you can also press [start / stop] button to stop the demo song from playing. When the demo song is playing, you can adjust the tempo value E11

12 Adjust Reverb Function English Press the [reverb] button to enter the reverb function. In this menu, the digit on the far left of the LED will display letter R. The two digits on the right will display the current reverb level. The select [+] / [-] buttons or [dial] can be used to adjust the reverb level (-3, not loop). This value will be auto-saved after adjusted. Record Function Prepare to Record Select the desired song, drum kit, tempo, drum off setting, and reverb settings. Start Recording Press the [rec] button, the light will begin flashing. Press the [start/stop] button or strike the pad, the light will stop flashing and the recording process begins. Stop Recording To stop recording, press the [start / stop] button or [rec] button. The record indicator will turn off. If the memory is full, "FL" will appear on the display and the recording process stops automatically. Note: When you start the recording, the vocal metronome also starts to count. However the sound of the vocal will not be recorded. To stop the metronome, press the [click] button. Playback Function Pressing the [play/stop] button will start or stop playing the recorded song. Note: When you record a new song, it will replace the previous recording. The song data recorded will be lost when you turn off the power. E

13 MAKING THE CONECTIONS Pedals This appliance supports 1 hi-hat pedal and 1 kick pedal as input devices. English PHONES KICK HI HAT USB V Phones Output The phones output supports a stereo headphones as an output device. PHONES KICK HI HAT USB V USB Jack This appliance will output all the MIDI codes generated by pad striking or pedal stepping via the MIDI output connector. Clicking and the MIDI codes in songs are excluded. It also receives the MIDI data from an external device. E13

14 SPECIFICATIONS English Drum Pad: Voices: Drum Kits: Song: Display: Connections: Hand- Percussion: Metronome: Power Supply: 7 drum pads with touch sensitivity and two pedals (kick and hi-hat) 215 percussion voices and 8 GM voices, 8M bytes voice data 25 preset drum kits, 5 user drum kits 1 preset songs (include 8 styles and 2 songs) 3-digit LED display Headphones Output USB Jack (MIDI IN / OUT) Use your hand to strike pads 2 different voices AC adapter (DC V.) Dimension: (WxDxH) Weight: Accessories: 19.7 x 14.6 x 6.2 inches / 7.26 lbs / 3.3 kgs AC Adaptor (DC V) 1 x Kick pedal 1 x Hi-Hat pedal 2 x Drum Stick 1xHeadphone 5. x 37. x 15.7 cm Specifications are typical, individual units might vary. They are subject to continuous improvement without notice and without incurring any obligation. E14

15 VOICE LIST NO.. NAME NO.. NAME NO.. NAME Kick KIT 35 Pop Snare 1 7 Acoustic Tom 4 1 Rock Kick 1 36 Pop Snare 2 71 Acoustic Tom Rock Kick 2 Rock Kick Standard Kick Pop Snare Acoustic Snare 1 Acoustic Snare Acoustic Tom 6 Hihat KIT Standard Hihat Close English 5 Standard Kick 2 4 Acoustic Snare 74 Standard Hihat Pad 6 Standard Kick 41 Acoustic Snare 4 75 Standard Hihat Open 7 Standard Kick 4 42 Acoustic Snare 5 76 Analog Hihat Close 8 PopKick1 Tom KIT 77 Analog Hihat Pad 9 PopKick2 43 Standard Tom 1 78 Analog Hihat Open 1 PopKick 44 Standard Tom 2 79 Shakable 11 Acoustic Kick 1 45 Standard Tom 8 Rock Hihat Close Acoustic Kick 2 46 Standard Tom 4 81 Rock Hihat Pad 13 Acoustic Kick 47 Standard Tom 5 82 Rock Hihat Open 14 Acoustic Kick 4 48 Standard Tom 6 83 Acoustic Hihat Close 15 Acoustic Kick 5 49 Room Tom 1 84 Acoustic Hihat Pad 16 Acoustic Kick 6 5 Room Tom 2 85 Acoustic Hihat Open 17 Acoustic Kick 7 51 Room Tom Crash KIT 18 Acoustic Kick 8 52 Room Tom 4 86 Standard Crash1 19 Acoustic Kick 9 53 Room Tom 5 87 Standard Crash2 2 Acoustic Kick 1 54 Room Tom 6 88 Standard Crash 21 Acoustic Kick Electronic Tom 1 89 Analog Ride1 Snare KIT 56 Electronic Tom 2 9 China Crash 22 Standard Snare 1 57 Electronic Tom 91 Splash1 23 Standard Snare 2 58 Electronic Tom 4 92 Standard Ride 1 24 Standard Snare 59 Electronic Tom 5 93 Rock Crash 25 Standard Snare 4 6 Electronic Tom 6 94 Standard Ride 2 26 Standard Snare 5 61 Analog Tom 1 95 Electronic Crash 27 Standard Snare 6 62 Analog Tom 2 96 Splash2 28 Brush Snare 1 63 Analog Tom 97 Ride Bell 29 Brush Snare 2 64 Analog Tom 4 Panel KIT 3 Standard Stick 1 65 Analog Tom 5 98 Vibraslap 31 Standard Stick 2 66 Analog Tom 6 99 Hand 32 Rock Snare 1 67 Acoustic Tom 1 1 Tambourine 33 Rock Snare 2 68 Acoustic Tom 2 11 Stcowb 34 Rock Snare 69 Acoustic Tom Mutecowb E15

16 VOICE LIST NO.. NAME NO.. NAME NO.. NAME 1 Mute Hi Conga 141 Tambourine1 178 SF3 English Open Hi Conga Low Conga Hi Bongo Low Bongo Tambourine2 Tambourine Tambourine4 Tambourine SF4 SF5 SF6 SF7 18 High Timbale Sfx KIT 183 SF8 19 Low Timbale 146 SF1 184 SF9 11 High Agogo 147 SF2 185 SF4 111 Low Agogo 148 SF 186 SF41 1 Cabasa 149 SF4 187 SF Shaker 15 SF5 188 SF Claves 151 SF6 189 SF Mute Triangle 152 SF7 19 SF Open Triangle 153 SF8 191 SF Short Guiro 154 SF9 192 SF Long Guiro 155 SF1 193 SF Mute Cuica 156 SF SF49 Open Cuica 157 SF 195 SF5 1 Mute Surdo 158 SF SF51 2 Open Surdo 159 SF SF52 3 Maracas 16 SF SF53 4 HighQ 161 SF SF54 5 Slap 162 SF17 2 SF55 6 Scratch Push 163 SF18 21 SF56 7 Scral 164 SF19 22 SF57 8 One 165 SF2 2 SF58 9 Two 166 SF21 24 SF59 13 Three 167 SF22 25 SF6 131 Four 168 SF23 26 SF Cartoon1 169 SF24 27 SF Cartoon2 17 SF25 28 SF Cartoon 171 SF26 29 SF Cartoon4 172 SF27 21 SF Cartoon5 173 SF SF Cartoon6 174 SF29 2 SF Laugh 175 SF 213 SF Metronome1 176 SF1 214 SF69 14 Metronome2 177 SF2 215 SF7 E16

17 DRUM KIT LIST NO. NAME NO. NAME 1 Pop1 16 Jazz2 2 Pop2 17 Funk Standard 1 18 Clave 4 Room 19 Drum Bass 5 Rock 1 2 Hip Hop 6 Electronic 21 Conga1 7 Analog 22 Conga2 8 Jazz 1 23 Timbales 9 Brush 24 Latin 1 Standard 2 25 Funk 11 Rock2 26 User 1 (pop1) Boss 27 User 2 (pop2) 13 Rock3 28 User 3 (Standard1) 14 Standard 3 29 User 4 (Room) 15 Rock4 3 User 5 (Rock1) English SONG LIST NO.. KIT NAME BEAT NO.. KIT NAME BEAT Intro 16 5 Hard Rock2 1 1 Intro Beat 1 8 Beat Beat Beat Beat Beat Beat Beat Beat Beat Beat Beat Ballad Beat Beat Ballad Beat Ballad Beat Ballad Beat Ballad 2 9 Soft Rock Beat Ballad Rock Beat Ballad Rock Beat Ballad 5 Rock Beat Funk Rock Beat Funk Rock Hard Rock1 E17

18 SONG LIST NO.. KIT NAME BEAT NO.. KIT NAME BEAT English Dance Dance 1 Dance 2 Dance 3 Dance 4 Dance 5 Dance 6 Rap Rap 1 Rap 2 Rap 3 Bounce Bounce 1 Bounce 2 Bounce 3 Shuffle Shuffle 1 Shuffle 2 Shuffle 3 Shuffle 4 Shuffle 5 Shuffle 6 Shuffle 7 Slow Rock Slow Rock 1 Slow Rock 2 Slow Rock 3 Slow Rock 4 Latin Reggae 1 Reggae 2 Bossa Nova 1 Bossa Nova 2 Samba Salsa Latin Rock Cha-Cha Mambo Rhumba 1 Rhumba 2 Rhumba Swing Swing 1 Swing 2 Swing 3 Others Waltz 3/4 Ballad Swing Blues Blues March 1 March 2 R&B Hip-Hop Funk Country Big Band 8beat 8 Beat 1 8 Beat 2 Ballad Hard Rock 1 Hard Rock 2 Hard Rock 3 PopDance1 PopDance2 R&B 16 beat 16 beat Fusion Funk Funk 1 Funk 2 Shuffle Shuffle 1 Shuffle 2 16 Beat Shuffle 16 Beat Triplet Others Reggae Bossa Nova Big Band 66 1 Tango E18

19 MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART Basic Channel Function Default Changed Transmitted 1ch Recognized 1-16ch Remarks Mode Note Number Velocity After Touch Default Messages Altered True voice Note on Note off Key' s Ch' s ********** ********** O 9nH,V=1-7 (9nH,V=) O 9nH,V=1-7 (9nH,V=; 8nH,V= -7) English Pitch Bend Control Bank select Modulation Portamento time Volume Pan Expression Rhythm allocation Sustain Pedal Portamento on/off Sostenuto Pedal Soft Pedal Reverb Program Chorus Program Reverb level Chorus level All Sound Off Reset all controllers All notes off Program Change True - 7 System Exclusive ********** System Common Song Position Song Select Tune Clock Real Time Clock Commands Start Stop Aux Messages LOCAL ON/OFF All Notes Off Active Sense Reset Mode 1: OMNI ON, POLY Mode 2: OMNI ON, MONO : YES Mode 3: OMNI OFF, POLY Mode 4: OMNI OFF, MONO : NO E19

20 Felicitaciones! Gracias por haber comprado su equipo de Batería Digital Portátil SOUND. Esta Batería Digital ha sido elaborada para poderse usar con facilidad. Antes de usar este instrumento, le recomendamos que lea este manual cuidadosamente. El cuidado de su Batería Digital Portátil Para el mejor uso de su Batería Digital, por favor siga las instrucciones para el mantenimiento a continuación. Español POSICIÓN No exponga la unidad a las siguientes situaciones para evitar la deformación, decoloración o daños más graves. Luz del sol directa. Temperatura alta (cerca de un aparato que produce calor, o dentro de un auto por el día). Humedad excesiva. Polvo excesivo. Vibraciones fuertes. MÓDULO DE ALIMENTACIÓN Ponga el interruptor en OFF cuando no se esté usando el instrumento. El adaptador de AC debe estar desconectado del tomacorriente de AC si es que el instrumento no se va a usar por un largo período de tiempo. Desconecte el adaptador de AC durante las tormentas de relámpagos. Evite enchufar el adaptador de AC en el mismo tomacorriente que un aparato de alto consumo de electricidad, tales como calentadores eléctricos y hornos. Evite también el uso de adaptadores de enchufes múltiples, ya que eso puede resultar en reducción de la calidad del sonido, en errores de operación y daños posibles. DESCONECTAR (OFF) CUANDO SE HAGA CONEIÓN Para evitar daños a la unidad y a otros electrodomésticos a los cuales esté conectada, apague (OFF) todos los switches antes de conectar o desconectar los cables. TRANSPORTE Y MANEJO Jamás aplique fuerza excesiva a los controles, conectores u otras partes del instrumento. Siempre desconecte los cables tomando el enchufe de una manera firme, sin jalar el cable. Desconecte todos los cables antes de mover el instrumento. Golpes fuertes al instrumento ocasionados por caída, o por haber colocado objetos pesados encima del instrumen, puede resultar en graves daños. LIMPIEZA Limpie la unidad con un paño suave y seco. Un paño poco húmedo se podría usar para remover torpe grasitud o mugre. Nunca use solventes / limpiadores como alcohol o thinner. Evite poner objetos de vinyl encima de la unidad (el vinyl puede pegarse y decolorar la superficie). INTERFERENCIA ELECTRÍCA Este instrumento contiene un sistema de circuitos digitales que pueden causar interferencias sí este se encuentra cerca al radio o televisor. Si esto ocurre, coloque el instrumento lejos del equipo afectado. ESTE DISPOSITIVO ESTÁ EN CONFORMIDAD CON LA PARTE 15 DE LAS REGLAS DE FCC. EL FUNCIONAMIENTO ESTA SUJETO A LAS SIGUIENTES DOS CONDICIONES: (1) ESTE DISPOSITIVO NO PUEDE CAUSAR INTERFERENCIA DAÑINA, Y (2) ESTE DISPOSITIVO DEBE ACEPTAR CUALQUIER INTERFERENCIA RECIBIDA, INCLUSO INTERFERENCIA QUE PUEDA CAUSAR MAL FUNCIONAMIENTO. S2

21 ÍNDICE DE MATERIAS Tablero De Control Tablero Delantero Tablero de Atrás... 5 Configuración Uso con el Adaptador AC Uso con Pilas Uso con Auriculares... 6 Funciones Seleccione un Kit de Percusión Establecer Pista de Voz Establecer Volumen de Pista Establecer Alcance de Pista Establecer Rendimiento de Pista Guardar Kit... 9 Funcionamiento Reproducir Canción Ajuste el Volumen Principal Ajuste el Volumen de Acompañamiento Apagado de Percusión Ajustar la Función de Tempo Metrónomo Percusión Manual Función de Demo Ajustar la función de Reverb... - Reproducir Canción... - Función Reproducir... Cómo Hacer Las Conexiones Los Pedales Salida Para Auriculares USB Gato Detalles Técnicos ListaDeVoice ListaDeDrumKits Lista De Canciones Tabla De Ejecución De MIDI Español S

22 TABLERO DE CONTROL Tablero Delantero DRUM PAD (x7) 23 Español Botón [MasterVolume+&-] Esta botón se puede usar para SUBIR O BAJAR el volumen principal. 1 Botón [Song] Este botón se usa para entrar en el menú de canciones Interruptor [ Power on off ] Este interruptor enciende / apaga la unidad. Botón [ Play / Stop ] Este botón se usa para empezar o parar de tocar la grabación. Botón [REC]eIndicador del LED Este botón se usa para empezar o parar de grabar. Botón [Click]eIndicador del LED Este botón se usa para encender o apagar el metrónomo. Botón [ Reverb ] Este botón se usa para cambiar el nivel de reverberación. Botón [Kit] Este bótón se usa para entrar en el menú de kits. Botón [ Pad Assign ] Este botón se usa para entrar en el menú de vozovolumen. 3-Digit LED Este LED es el dispositivo principal de visualización que le mostrará los parametros del menú actual. S4 11 Botón [ Hand Percussion ] e Indicador del LED Este botón se utiliza para girar la función de la percusión de la mano. Botón [DrumOFF]eIndicador del LED Este botón se utiliza para permitir o para inhabilitar la función del tambor al escuchar todas las canciones. 13 Botón [Select+&-] Estos botones se utilizan para cambiar los valores (número de kit, número de la voz, número de la canción, etc.) al corregir. 14 Botón [Save] Este botón se utiliza para guardar todo el kit actual que fija a un kit del usuario. 15 Botones [AccVolume+&-] Estos botones se pueden utilizar para cambiar el volumen del acompañamiento. 16 Botones[Tempo+&-] Estos botones se usan para cambiar el ritmo actual. 17 Botón [Dial] Este botón se utiliza para cambiar los valores (número de kit, número de la voz, número de

23 TABLERO DE CONTROL Tablero Delantero 18 Botón [ Start Stop ] Este botón se puede usar para empezar o parar de tocar todas las canciones. 21 Botón [Pan] Este botón se utiliza para cambiar la cacerola de todo el tambor. 19 Botón [ Demo ] Este botón se usa para empezar o parar una canción de demostración. 22 Botón [ Volume ] Este botón se utiliza para cambiar el volumen del tambor. 2 Botón [ Gain ] Este botón se utiliza para cambiar el aumento del tambor. 23 Altoparlantes Español Tablero de Atrás PHONES KICK HI HAT USB V Terminal de Auriculares Este terminal se usa para conectar los auriculares. ( Conectar los auriculares no silenciará los terminales de salida). Terminales de entrada del pedal [ KICK / HI-HAT ] Terminales de entrada de pedales Kick y Hi-Hat. Terminal USB Este puerto se utiliza para conectar todo el dispositivo externo. Terminal DC Se conecta a un adaptador de corriente DC V. ( Tal como se indica en la PÁGINA S6) Para conectar los pedales de control para el pie [ 1 & 2 ] Los pedales que se incluyen se pueden conectar a la unidad para tocar las voces hi-hat o bass drum de la batería simultáneamente. También se les puede asignar que toquen otras voces. Nota: No presione el pedal mientras lo está conectando a la unidad o mientras enciende la corriente. [Al conectarlo de esta manera con la unidad encendida, la función del pedal pudiera invertirse.) S5

24 CONFIGURACIÓN Módulo de Alimentación Su batería digital trabajará con pilas o con el adaptador de corriente que está incluido. Siga las instrucciones a continuación de acuerdo con el tipo de corriente que piensa usar. Uso con el Adaptador AC Conecte el adaptador de corriente al terminal DC IN situado en el tablero de atrás de la unidad, y enchufe el adaptador de corriente AC en el tomacorriente de AC. Uso con Pilas 1. Abra la tapa del compartimiento de las pilas debajo de la unidad. Español 2. Introduzca seis pilas de tamaño C, R14 SUM-2, o su equivalente. Al poner las pilas, siga las marcas de polaridad en la ilustración. Nota: Le sugerimos que use pilas alcalinas. No use otro adaptador excepto el que está indicado. La descripción técnica del adaptador es DC V de salida, de tipo centro positivo. 3. Cierre firmemente el compartimiento de las pilas. NOTA: La alimentación eléctrica automáticamente pasará por el adaptador AC, si se conecta un adaptador AC opcional mientras hay pilas instaladas en el instrumento. PRECAUCIÓN: Se le recomienda que cambie las pilas gastadas tan pronto como sea posible. Cuando baja el voltaje de las pilas, se oscurece el visualizador y / o el sonido se distorsiona. Cuando esto ocurra, cambie las pilas por un juego completo de seis pilas nuevas, todas del mismo tipo. NUNCA mezcle las pilas nuevas con las viejas; tampoco use tipos diferentes de pilas [alcalinas, de magnesio, etc.], o pilas de marcas distintas, o las que son de la misma marca pero de tipos distintos. El uso incorrecto pudiera causar recalentamiento del instrumento, resultar en un incendio, o causar que las pilas suelten sustancias químicas. También para evitar daños causados por pilas echadas a perder, saque todas las pilas del instrumento cuando no lo va a usar por un largo tiempo. Si se instalan las pilas en este instrumento y éste no se usa por un período largo, perderán su potencia. Uso con Auriculares Unos auriculares estereofónicos opcionales pueden conectarse al terminal PHONES/OUTPUT, situado en el tablero de atrás. Cuando los auriculares estén conectados al terminal, los altoparlantes internos de la unidad se apagarán automáticamente [perfecto para practicar en privado o para tocar por la noche si es tarde]. Si usted prefiere usar el sistema externo de sonido, el terminal para auriculares también se puede usar para conectar la batería digital a un sistema estereofónico o una consola mezcladora. Nota: Corte la corriente a todos los equipos antes de hacer cualquier conexión. S6