User manual SEIKO DM100

[. . . ] The digits advance or move back quickly by keeping the respective buttons pressed. 4. With each press of the respective buttons, the reference note changes one by one in the following order. It changes quickly by keeping the respective buttons pressed. Power switch Press it to turn on and off the metronome. [. . . ] The metronome calculates the input tempo and indicates it on the display. (The metronome indicates "Lo" when the input tempo is less than 30, and "Hi" when it is 251 and over. ) 5. In this case, the metronome plays the beat/rhythm that has been set previously before the tap-in function is used. A tip on using the tap-in mode After setting the metronome to the tap-in mode, press the beat/ note buttons to select the desired rhythm, and then, press the tap-in switch to input tempo. To use DM100 with earphone Insert the ø3. 5 mm earphone plug (SEP-2: sold separately) into the earphone jack , and press the power switch to turn on the metronome. * When the earphone is used, the speaker will not work, and the sound can be heard only through the earphone. If a stereo-type earphone is used, the sound can be heard only through one of the earphones. MEMORY BACKUP FUNCTION Even after the metronome is turned off, the beat, tempo, reference pitch, reference note and mode you have set are stored in memory and will not be initialized. * If the batteries are replaced, the metronome will return to the following initial settings. Beat: "0" Tempo: "20" Reference pitch: "440 Hz" Reference note: "A" Mode (metronome/reference note/tap-in): Metronome HOW TO USE * Before use, open the battery hatch, and insert the batteries included with your metronome into the battery compartment, referring to "BATTERY CHANGE" below. (Please note that the dry batteries included with the metronome are monitor batteries, and their life may be shorter than the specified period. ) Metronome function to turn on the metronome. With each press of the respective buttons, the tempo digits increase or decrease by one as shown below. The digits advance or move back quickly by keeping the respective buttons pressed. AUTO POWER-OFF FUNCTION DM100 is equipped with the auto power-off function to prevent the battery energy from being wasted while the metronome is left untouched with the power on. The power will be turned off automatically if the metronome is left untouched for: approximately 20 minutes in the metronome and tap-in modes; and approximately 5 minutes in the reference note mode. To use the metronome for an extended period of time, turn on the power while keeping the mode switch by pressing the power switch pressed. Flashing "CLA" appears on the liquid crystal display to indicate that the auto power-off function is canceled. 4. Press the beat/note buttons rhythm. to set the desired beat (0 ~ 7) or BATTERY CHANGE * When the batteries near their end, the LED and liquid crystal displays become dim, and the volume of the sound becomes weak. * The metronome may work improperly after the batteries are replaced with new ones. [. . . ] 410 ~ 450 Hz Push switch (tempo/pitch buttons for increase and decrease) : C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A# and B Selection method . . . . . Push switch (beat/note buttons for advancing and moving back) : Less than 1 cent (±0. 06%) 30 to 250 times/minute 0, , , Push switch (beat/note buttons for advancing and moving back) Note Accuracy 3. VOLUME The volume of tempo/beat sound and reference note can be controlled continuously. [. . . ]