User manual SEIKO STMX1

[. . . ] It also indicates the discrepancy between the input note and the note shown on the display by the position of the LED lamp that lights up and the cent indication on the display. The tuner indicates the discrepancy between the input note and the note you have set by the position of the LED lamp that lights up and the cent indication on the display. If the discrepancy between the notes is more than 50 cents, the display shows "Hi" or "Lo". [. . . ] Clip/Mic selection button Use the button to change over the input method of the tuner between Clip (input by the vibration sensor) and Mic (input through the built-in microphone). If the button is kept pressed, the backlight function is turned on and off alternately. Volume button Use the button to set the volume of the reference note of the tuner and the tempo sound of the metronome. How to change the reference pitch (frequency of A4): 1. After the desired pitch is displayed, leave STMX1 untouched until the digits stop flashing. STMX1 may pick up noise from the surrounding environment or the hum noise generated by electric appliances, and shows indications as if a note is played. This is not a malfunction, and STMX1 operates properly when a note is played. When the Mic input method is used, it is recommended that the tuning procedure be performed in a quiet environment for accurate tuning. If you find it difficult to tune the instrument with the Clip input method, reattach STMX1 in such a position of the instrument that the vibrations are transmitted to STMX1 more clearly. Tuning guide/Tempo display In the Auto and Manual modes of the tuner, the discrepancy between the note shown on the display and the input note is indicated by the LED lamp that lights up. While the metronome is used, the LED lamps represent the tempo with successive flashing lights. Vibration sensor/built-in microphone HOW TO USE THE METRONOME HOW TO USE THE TUNER (1) Slide the power switch to "Tuner". (1) Slide the power switch to "Metronome". Tempo indication Pitch indication Beat/Rhythm indication Mode indication Note indication Volume indication (No sound/ Low/ Mid/ High) (2) Press the Tempo button to set the desired tempo. Settable range: 30 ~ 250 BPM (3) To set the beat and rhythm, press the Beat/Rhythm button quickly if the button is kept pressed. It changes Input method Cent indication [Auto and Manual modes] (2) Press the Clip/Mic selection button Auto or Manual mode is selected. Volume indication (Low/Mid/High) [Sound mode] to select the input method when the Clip input method : Attach STMX1 to the instrument using the clip. senses the vibrations The vibration sensor generated when the instrument gives out a note, and identifies it. This input method is convenient for the tuning in noisy environments or in a situation where other instruments are played nearby. input through the built-in microphone (3) Press the Mode button to select the tuning mode. 0123456789 BACKLIGHT FUNCTION By keeping the Clip/Mic button pressed for approximately 3 seconds, the backlight function is turned on. As any of the buttons is pressed, the backlight lights up for 5 seconds for easy viewing in the dark. While the tuner function is used, the backlight also lights up when a note is input from the instrument. To turn off the backlight function, keep the Clip/Mic button pressed for approximately 3 seconds, or turn off the power. Note: While the backlight function is turned on, the battery energy consumption is increased. AUTO POWER-OFF FUNCTION 1. SPECIFICATIONS TUNER Input method Tuning mode Tuning range Reference note Tuning accuracy Reference pitch METRONOME Tempo range Beat/rhythm range 3. [. . . ] * Keep the old battery and the battery hatch beyond the reach of children. * When disposing of the old battery, observe the regulations of the authorities concerned. CAUTION ON USING STMX1 If the battery replacement is made while the power is turned on, STMX1 may not operate properly. In that case, slide the power switch to "Off" immediately to turn off the power, and then, turn it on again to check if STMX1 operates properly. [. . . ]