User manual KORG WITUNE

[. . . ] THE FCC REGULATION WARNING (for USA) This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. [. . . ] Gently press down and slide the battery case cover on the rear panel of the Tuner to remove it. (Alkaline batteries recommended) Transmitter Installing batteries Before you install or replace the batteries on your Tuner or Transmitter, be sure to turn off the power to both the transmitter as well as the tuner. The batteries that are included are intended to allow you to check functionality and may have a short life. If the batteries for the Tuner or Transmitter are low on power, the low battery indicator will appear on the LCD display of the Tuner. Both units will continue to work for a while, but tuning may not be accurate. Installing batteries in the Transmitter CR2032 batteries that are compatible with the Transmitter CR2032 batteries made by Panasonic 5 1. Remove the clip that’s attached to the Transmitter, then gently press down and slide the battery case cover on the near panel of the Transmitter to remove it. To remove the clip or strap, hold the Transmitter securely and slide the clip or strap while holding it by its sides. When you attach the clip do not touch the connectors on the Transmitter. When you attach the clip or strap, be sure to slide it in all the way until it is locked, then make sure that it’s secure. Attaching and removing the supplied clip/strap on the Transmitter Insert the clip or strap into the clip attachment groove on the Transmitter and slide it in all the way. Make sure that you insert the clip or strap in the correct orientation. 6 Attaching the Transmitter to your musical instrument The Wi-Tune measures the pitch of a musical instrument by sensing vibrations from the instrument. These vibrations are picked up by the Transmitter, and wirelessly transmitted to the Tuner. However, depending where the Transmitter is attached to the instrument, the vibrations may not be picked up very well. In this case, try repostioning the Transmitter to pick up these vibrations better. The Transmitter can be attached to musical instruments such as woodwind, brass or strings instruments. With some musical instruments, such as a saxophone, you can attach the Transmitter to a strap or other part that vibrates, rather than directly to the instrument itself. [. . . ] Press the [CALIB UP] button or the [CALIB DOWN] button to select the reference pitch. You can adjust the reference pitch in 1Hz steps in the range of 410Hz to 480Hz. The Tuner displays the name of the note closest to the recognized pitch. [. . . ]