User manual SEIKO SAT100

[. . . ] · When the pitch of the input note is lower than that of the indicated string name, the " " LED lights up. · When the pitch of the input note is higher than that of the indicated string name, the " " LED lights up. · When the instrument is in tune, the LED at the center lights up in green. Input jack When tuning an electric guitar or bass, connect the output cord of the instrument to the input jack . While the cord is connected to the input jack , the built-in microphone will not work. Output jack Bypass function The tuner outputs the signal input from the instrument connected with the input jack . [. . . ] It also indicates that the pitch of the input note is lower or higher than that of the indicated string name. MANUAL mode : Set the name of the string you wish to tune, and then input a note. The tuner indicates that the pitch of the input note is lower or higher than that of the string name you have set. SOUND mode : The tuner gives out the note of the string you wish to tune. Tune the instrument on the basis of the reference note the tuner produces. Reference pitch setting Settable range PITCH + Set the reference pitch (frequency of A4). : 435 ~ 446 Hz at 1 Hz steps Note (string name) setting (for MANUAL and SOUND modes) NOTE + Set the name of the string you wish to tune. In AUTO mode, the tuner automatically identifies the name of the input note, and the string name you have set will be disregarded. Guitar tuning Bass tuning : Select from 7B, 6E, 5A, 4D, 3G, 2B and 1E. : Select from LowB (LB), 4E, 3A, 2D, 1G and HighC (HC). * In SOUND mode, the note that the tuner produces is an octave higher in the guitar tuning and two octaves higher in the bass tuning than the corresponding string note. / setting + Flat tuning up to 5 semitones and sharp tuning up to 7 semitones are possible. * The sharp tuning function is convenient when you tune the instrument using capotasto. When the capatasto is put on the first fret, set " " on the tuner, and set " " when it is put on the second fret. HOW TO TUNE THE INSTRUMENT AUTO/MANUAL mode Tune the instrument according to the indication of the tuning meter on the liquid crystal display. To tune an electric guitar/bass, connect the output cord of the instrument to the input jack Press the power button to turn on the tuner. Press UP or DOWN button to select the type of instrument from "GUITAR" and "BASS". Press the selector button button to set the tuning mode to "AUTO" or "MANUAL". If you have selected "MANUAL" mode, select the name of the string you wish to tune. To change the reference pitch, press the selector button to select "PITCH". Press UP or DOWN For flat/sharp tuning, press the selector button button to set the flat/sharp tuning as desired. When tuning an acoustic instrument, bring it as close as possible to the built-in microphone . Tune the instrument until the LED at the center of the tuning guide lights up in green and the pointer of the tuning meter stays in the center ("0" position). To tune the instrument more accurately, tune it further until the cent indication 6. 9. [Flat] SOUND mode [In tune] [Sharp] The tuner gives out the note of the string you wish to tune. [. . . ] Setting item Tuning mode Reference pitch String name / [G/BASS] [AUTO] [440 Hz] [Guitar: 6E / Bass: 4E] [not set] BATTERY CHANGE When the batteries near their end, the liquid crystal display will become dim. When replacing the batteries, replace both of them with new ones at the same time. It is recommended that batteries of the same manufacturer and of the same type be installed. While pressing the battery hatch, slide it in the direction of the arrow until it stops, and lift it to remove. [. . . ]