User manual MORLEY PEDALS BWAES

[. . . ] This can be especially important after a long fill or solo piece when your adrenaline is pumping and you've got to reestablish and maintain your beginning tempo. It can be difficult to "jump" back onto the click without disrupting the song. The TimeMaster is a quick reference that will let you know if you are fast or slow and will adjust with you, rather that you having to adjust with it. THANK YOU! CONNECTIONS The TimeMaster should be set up as follows: USER NOTES: Please read the following guidelines carefully to ensure the TimeMaster will work for your set up: 1. The TimeMaster is intended for use with an ACOUSTIC snare drum. [. . . ] The TimeMaster can be used with an electronic drum, but options may be limited depending on the manufacturer 3. The Piezo sensor should be affixed to the snare drum. Faulty contact of the piezo sensor to the snare can result in inaccurate readings 4. The TimeMaster should be used as a real-time reference when playing patterns of a consistent nature. Odd snare patterns and rolls will not register a proper readout. 6 After a fill it may take 1 to 2 measures for the TimeMaster to resume proper timing readouts. The EXACT readout will display a range of readout numbers depending on the beats per minute being played. Use the following chart to determine the expected variation when playing: 1) Affix piezo sensor (A) to outer rim of snare drum head via double stick tape (provided) or optional TRIGGER PERFECT HCC-1 Head Contact Trigger Clip (not included). 2) Affix Conditioner (C) to side of snare drum (B). Once the door is off, the old battery can be removed from the battery snap and a new battery plugged in. Make sure the polarity (+/-) is correct before inserting the new battery. When you replace the battery door , you will notice it fits very tightly against the battery. This prevents the battery from rattling inside the unit. The metronome alternative MODEL BWAES A) ON/OFF SENSITIVITY: Turn knob clockwise to turn on unit power. As knob is turned clockwise the TimeMaster becomes more sensitive to weak piezo signals. Generally speaking the knob should be at about 1/2 when using drum sticks. Turning this knob completely counterclockwise until you hear a click will shut off the unit and reset the timing mechanism. C) Plug Morley 9VDC 300 mA regulated adapter here. D) SENSOR IN: Plug conditioner 1/4" stereo jack to this jack. [. . . ] C) Plug Morley 9VDC 300 mA regulated adapter here. D) SENSOR IN: Plug conditioner 1/4" stereo jack to this jack. E) TRIGGER OUT: Use this jack to assist in setting sensitivity or to hook up additional TimeMasters in series. Puts out a 45ms negative square wave pulse which differs from a standard piezo signal pulse. [. . . ]