1.
Remove the wing nut and the two felt washers from
the Cymbal Holder. Then turn the tilter sleeve in a
counterclockwise direction and remove it.
2.
Attach the stopper to the Cymbal Holder, and fix at
a position where the L-shaped part of the stopper is
on the opposite side from you. To fix the position of
the stopper, use the tuning key and tighten the key
bolt firmly.
3.
Attach the tilter sleeve removed in step 1 to the
Cymbal Holder again, and tighten it in a clockwise
direction.
4.
Attach one of the felt washers removed in step 1 to
the Cymbal Holder. The other felt washer will not be
used within the standard assembly described in this
manual.
5.
Insert the end of the L-shaped part of the stopper
into the oval-shaped hole (shown as
a
) on the
Cymbal Pad to set the Pad on the Holder.
* Cymbal Pad PCY135 is very similar to Real High-
Hat Pad RHH135. Check the model name on the
reverse side.
6.
Attach the included round-shaped felt with a large
hole-diameter to the Cymbal Holder, then attach
the wing nut removed in step 1 and tighten it. Turn
the wing nut until you are certain that the Cymbal
Pad is attached. The Cymbal Pad is designed to
shake when you hit the surface, even when the
wing nut is tightened securely.
Attaching the Cymbal Pad
PCY135
PCY135
PCY155
Cymbal
holder
Wing nut
Felt washer
Tilter sleeve
Tuning key
Key bolt
Stopper
Felt washer
Tilter sleeve
Felt washer supplied
with the Cymbal Pad
a
Wing nut
1.
Attach the included module stand to the back side
of the Drum Trigger Module by using the module
stand fastening screws.
2.
Attach the module stand onto the holder clamp,
then tighten the knob to fix the position.
Attaching the Drum Trigger Module
Drum Trigger
Module
Module stand
fastening screw
Drum Trigger Module
(back side)
Module stand
Front side of
the module
Drum Trigger Module
+ module stand
Holder Clamp
Knob
1.
If a drum mat (sold separately) is not available, lay
a sheet of cardboard on the floor to prevent
scratching the surface.
2.
Loosen the wing bolt (shown with
a
) of the Hi-Hat
Stand.
3.
Spread out the legs of the tripod part until it stands
stable. Tighten the wing bolt loosened in step 2.
4.
Insert the radius rod into the hole of the frame as
shown below.
5.
As shown at right, loosen the wing bolt (shown with
b
) to remove the hi-hat clutch.
* The hi-hat clutch is not used within the standard
assembly described in this manual. Use the hi-hat
clutch included in the RHH135.
6.
Pull out the hi-hat shaft
ı
from the upper pipe
Å
.
7.
Insert the hi-hat shaft
ı
removed in step 6 into the
nut of the lower pipe
Ç
.
8.
Insert the upper pipe
Å
into the hi-hat shaft
ı
from
above, then tighten the wing bolt (shown with
c
at
right) at the position where the cymbal support
plate is positioned at the middle area of the hi-hat
shaft
ı
.
9.
Remove the felt washer and the cymbal support
plate attached above the support plate, since they
are not used within the standard assembly
described in this manual.
10.
Set the Real Hi-Hat Pad RHH135.
* Refer to “Setting Up” in the RHH135 Owner’s Man-
ual.
Assembling the Hi-Hat Stand
Radius rod
Radius rod
Wing bolt
a
B
B
C
A
A
B
A
Hi-Hat clutch
Cymbal
support
plate
Support
plate
Cymbal sup-
port plate
c
b
Felt washer
Locate the Hi-Hat Stand, Kick Pad and Snare Stand as desired, referring to “Unit Standard Assembly” on the front page.
Before assembling the unit, lay a drum mat (sold separately) on the floor. If a drum mat is not available, lay the cardboard of the included package
under the Hi-Hat Stand and Kick Pad to prevent damaging the floor.
Connecting the pads to the Drum Trigger Module
Connect the cables plugged into the Output jacks of the Pads to the Input jacks of the Drum Trigger module.
Connect the AC power adaptor to the Drum Trigger Module.
The assembly is now completed.
* For information about the next steps such as tuning the power on/off and checking the actual sound,
refer to “Setting Up” in the Owner’s Manual of the Drum Trigger Module.
1.
If a drum mat (sold separately) is not available, lay a sheet of cardboard on the
floor to prevent scratching the surface.
2.
Attach the foot pedal (sold separately) to the Kick Pad KP125W, then fix the
position so that the beater will hit the center of the Pad.
* Refer to the Owner’s Manual of the KP125W.
Assembling the Kick Pad
Pad
KP125W
(Kick Pad)
Beater
Foot pedal
(sold separately)
1.
Spread out the legs of the tripod part then locate the Snare Stand on the floor.
2.
Spread out the basket part of the Snare Stand, set the Snare Pad XP120SD on
the basket part, then use the adjustment knob to fix the Snare Pad.
Assembling the Snare Stand and Snare Pad
Basket
XP120SD
(Snare Pad)
Legs
Adjustment
knob
4
NOTICE
5
1.
As shown at right, connect the Pads with the Trigger Input jacks (
q
SNARE –
!0
KICK/
!1
and HI-HAT CONTROL jack) of the Drum Trigger
Module by using the stereo phone cables.
• Insert the straight plugs of the cable into the Trigger Input jacks of the
Drum Trigger Module, then insert the L-shaped plugs of the cables into
each corresponding Pad.
• The stereo phone cable for TOM4 will not be used within the standard
assembly describled in this manual.
Rear panel of the Drum Trigger Module
!0
!1 i
y
r
w
o
u
t
e
q
Jacks of the Pads
i
y
r
w
u
e
q
RHH135
KP125W
o
!0
!1
6
1.
Make sure the
F
(Standby/On) switch is set to the Standby position (
?
), then
connect the AC power adaptor to the DC IN jack on the rear panel. Twist the cable
around the cable clip to prevent the DC plug from inadvertently being discon-
nected.
2.
Use the cable bands to bind the cables to the rack as shown at right. If necessary,
use the spiral tube.
3.
Connect the other end of the AC power adaptor to the AC outlet.
DC IN jack
Cable clip
F
(Standby/On) switch
Rear panel of the Drum Trigger Module
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