User manual YAMAHA PSS16

[. . . ] Please wipe with a soft cloth or a damp cloth that has been wrung out thoroughly. If the product is soiled or sticky, use a neutral detergent on a cloth then wipe with a damp cloth that has been wrung out thoroughly to remove any remaining detergent. Also pay close attention so as not to let the water and detergent come into contact with the cushions used in the product; doing so may result in deterioration. Make sure you hold onto the plug, not the cable, when connecting or disconnecting the cable. [. . . ] Applying excessive force to the cable may result in damage to the cable, such as the wires being severed, etc. * To customers who purchased a Pads Set, please refer to the attached "Accessories List" sheet included with the Pads Set when confirming package contents. 0 Owner's Manual (this sheet) x 1 w PCY65S main unit* x 1 , y stopper x 1 , o stereo phone cable x 1 , !0 Owner's Manual (this sheet) x 1 e PCY130 main unit x 1, u stopper x 1, i felt washer (thin) x 1, o stereo phone cable x 1, !0 Owner's Manual (this sheet) x 1 r PCY130SC main unit* x 1, u stopper x 1, i felt washer (thin) x 1, o stereo phone cable x 1, !0 Owner's Manual (this sheet) x 1 t PCY150S main unit* x 1, u stopper x 1, i felt washer (thin) x 1, o stereo phone cable x 1, !* Switches are embedded in the edge section on the PCY65S and edge and cup sections on the PCY130SC and 150S. Si ce produit est utilisé avec le système de racks ou le support de cymbales, ne placez pas le rack ou le support sur une surface inclinée ou instable ou sur des marches. If the bolt is not tightened securely, the pad may slip or fall down, causing injury. NOTE: The PCY series pads are supplied with a stopper that allows positioning of the pad at any angle when used. ) When a pad with a switch(es) is connected with a mono phone cable, the voices assigned to the edge and cup sections are not produced. Hitting the pad once produces multiple sounds (double triggering) Decrease the output level using the level adjustment knob on the pad. Too high of a level adjustment setting causes the drum module to produce multiple sounds, because the large signal produced by the high settings sustains for too long of a time. ) Also, please refer to the Owner's Manual that came with your DTX Series Drum Trigger Module for more information regarding the problems described above and any other problems that you may be experiencing. If a solution can not be found to the problem after consulting the manuals, please contact the dealer from whom you purchased the product. 5 (H) mm Weight: 620g Sensor System: [PCY65] Trigger sensor (piezo) x 1 [PCY65S] Trigger sensor (piezo) x 1, switch x 1 (edge) Output jack: [PCY65] Standard mono phone jack [PCY65S] Standard stereo phone jack 4kg Sensor System: [PCY130] Trigger sensor (piezo) x 1 [PCY130SC] Trigger sensor (piezo) x 1, switch x 2 (edge, cup) Output jack: [PCY130] Standard mono phone jack [PCY130SC] Standard stereo phone jack Size: ø386 x 70 (H) mm Weight: 1. Use the supplied stereo phone cable to connect the output jack on the PCY series pad to the input jack on the DTX Series drum Trigger Module. Rotate the knob to the right (+) to increase the output level, or to the left (­) to decrease it. The pad's output level should be adjusted depending on how hard you hit the pad, or to adjust the pad's dynamic range, or to better match the pad to the type of DTX Series Drum Trigger Module you are using. NOTE: When the PCY series pad is used with a DTX Series Drum Trigger Module, enter the module's Trigger Setup Edit display and set the Gain (pad input level) parameter so that the display reads 90-95% when the pad is struck strongly. [. . . ] NOTE: When the PCY series pad is used with a DTX Series Drum Trigger Module, enter the module's Trigger Setup Edit display and set the Gain (pad input level) parameter so that the display reads 90-95% when the pad is struck strongly. Refer to the Owner's Manual that came with your module for more information. If the output level is too high, the pad's dynamic range (the difference between loud and soft sounds) will be reduced and problems such as double triggering (multiple triggers being produced by a single stroke) may occur. Do not put excessive pressure on the level adjustment knob; doing so may result in damage. [. . . ]