User manual YAMAHA TP100

[. . . ] The pads utilize a newly structure to deliver subtle and rich performance with realistic feel and rebound, and quiet operation. To get the most out of your TP100/120SD, please read this Owner's Manual thoroughly. Also, after reading this manual, keep it in a safe place for future reference. · TP100 (Main Unit, Clamp Bolt) x1 · Stereo Phone Cable (Parallel Type*) x1 * The parallel type stereo phone Handling Precautions · Do not disassemble or alter the product. Doing so may result in damage or deterioration to the product. [. . . ] Please 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 tone) will be reduced and trouble such as double triggers (multiple triggers being produced by a single stroke) may occur. Adjusting the Voice Volume To change the volume of the voice assigned to the TP100/120SD pad, use the [VOICE] edit mode in the DTX Series Drum Trigger Module. Please refer to the Owner's Manual that came with your module for more information. Replacing Worn Pads · After extended use, parts such as the pad rubber, etc. , that make up the playing surface will wear out, or their quality will deteriorate (rubber rim cover, body, switch, jacks, etc. ). The life of these parts varies according to the circumstances under which the TP100/120SD is used. · Please ask the dealer from whom you purchased the device about replacing worm parts. Part Names TP100 Pad Controller Knob Level Adjustment Knob Output Jack Clamp Bolt B Rim Connections Using the supplied stereo phone cable(Parallel Type), connect the pad's output jack to the input jack (SNARE, TOM1, etc. ) on the DTX Series Drum Trigger Module (DTXPRESS/DTX/ DTXTREME). Insert the L-shaped connector into the output jack on the TP100/120SD. The manner in which the TP100/120SD will function corresponds to the INPUT numbers on the DTX Series Drum Trigger Module shown in the chart below. Insert Level Adjustment Knob Output Jack Output Jack Pad A Rim TP120SD Pad Controller Knob * If you are using the DTXTREME s, the module's pad type setting should be set to [TP-1/Snr] or [TP-1/Tom]. On other drum modules, the setting should be set to tom pad. (Please refer to the Owner's Manual that came with your module for more information. ) TP100/120SD A single voice can be assigned to, and produced by the pad section. Independent voices can be assigned to and produced by the pad and rim sections (A rim and B rim sections share the same voice) (Dual Zone). Module B Rim Input Number Pad A Rim * A and B rim switches are embedded in the rim sections between indentations. Independent voices can be assigned to and produced by the pad section, A rim section, and B rim section (3 Zone). Independent voices can be assigned to and produced by the pad and B rim sections. (A rim section is inactive) (Dual Zone) Pad control functions described below are active with INPUTs 1-5 on the DTXTREME s. Setting Up [TP100] After setting up your rack system (Yamaha RS150, etc. ) or a standard tom stand (Yamaha WS series, etc. ), attach the TP100/120SD as shown in the diagram below. Insert the tom holder (hexagonal bar) on your rack or tom stand into the pad, and firmly tighten the clamp bolt to secure. Tom Holder Insert TP100 Pad Control Functions The pad controller on the TP100/120S can be used with INPUTs 1-5 on the DTXTREME s. The pad controller lets you adjust a variety of parameters (pitch control, snappy ON/OFF, etc. ) by rotating the pad controller knob. (Please refer to the Owner's Manual that came with your DTXTREME s for more information. ) Clamp Bolt [TP120SD] Before setup, please prepare a snare stand (Yamaha SS652, etc. ), and set the TP120SD onto the stand as you would an acoustic snare drum. Make sure that the pad is securely attached to the rack or stand. If the clamp bolt, etc. , is not tightened securely, the pad can slip or drop off causing injury. Also, if the rack or stand is placed on an unstable surface, etc. , the rack or stand can fall over resulting in injury. TP120SD Pad Controller Knob TP100 TP120SD Never hit the controller knob or apply excess force as it may result in damage or malfunction. Snare Stand * Always use the supplied stereo phone cable (parallel type) when connecting the TP100/120SD to the module. Voices assigned to the rim switch or pad control functions can not be used when using a monaural cable. Also, using any stereo phone cable other than the supplied parallel type cable may result in improper function of the pad controller functions. Troubleshooting If the following trouble occurs when the TP100/120SD is used, please check the following points before asking your dealer for assistance. The rim section does not produce sound when struck. [. . . ] (Refer to the [Connections] section above. ) The Pad control function is not available when a monaural phone cable is used. * Using any stereo phone cable other than the supplied parallel type stereo phone cable can result in improper function of the pad control function. Disposal Notice: Should this product become damaged beyond repair, or for some reason its useful life is considered to be at an end, please observe all local, state, and federal regulations that relate to the disposal of products that contain lead, plastics, etc. If your dealer is unable to assist you, please contact Yamaha directly. NAME PLATE LOCATIOIN: The name plate is located on the bottom of the product. The model number, serial number are located on this plate. [. . . ]