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Basic operations of the drum module

Turning on the drum module

To turn on the drum module, make sure it is connected to the power adapter and that the adapter is plugged 
in.

Make sure the volume controls are turned down. Turn the drum module on by pushing the Power button.

Once the drum module has started up, you can hit the trigger pads and adjust the volume gradually to a 
comfortable level. 

Turning off the drum module

It is recommended to turn the volume controls down completely before turning off the drum module. 
Press and hold the Power button until Power Off appears on the display. Then, release the button and the 
drum module will switch off. 

Saving adjusted settings

If you've made some adjustments to the parameters in the menu, use the Return button to save them and 
return to the previous menu. 

Using the cursor

The drum module cursor indicates specific parameters in a list of settings. Use the
buttons to browse the parameters until you reach the setting you'd like to change. The
cursor will point at the currently selected parameter.

Function keys F1 - F4

The F1 through F4 function keys can be used to select certain functions depending on
where you are in the menu structure. Because the functions differ per menu item, the display will always 
show which function is under which button in any given menu. 

The '+' / '-' buttons and the rotary knob

The '+' / '-' buttons and the rotary knob are basically the same because they can both be used to adjust 
parameters. Increase a specific value or add a setting by turning the rotary knob clockwise or by pressing '+' 
button. 
Decrease a value or remove a setting by turning the rotary knob counter-clockwise or by pressing the '-' 
button.

The rotary knob is ideal for making quick changes in big steps (like browsing through various presets) and 
more accurate adjustments are made in smaller steps with the '+' / '-' buttons. 

Song playback

Push the Song button and the Song Display will appear. Browse through the options
and select the song you want using the '+' / '-' buttons and/or the rotary knob.

Use the play/pause button to start or stop the song. 
The cursor buttons will adopt a specific function and the F1 - F4 keys can be used for
activating these functions. 

Starting and stopping the metronome

To start the metronome, press the Click button. You can start playing along as soon as you hear the click 
track. 
To stop the metronome, press the Click button again.

All information and illustrations shown in this user manual are subject to change without further notice.

User manual version: 1.0

Creation date + author initials: 05-05-2015 RV Revision date + author initials: 

Summary of Contents for DDK-100

Page 1: ...um kit user manual All information and illustrations shown in this user manual are subject to change without further notice User manual version 1 0 Creation date author initials 05 05 2015 RV Revision...

Page 2: ...ck drum pedal with mesh head trigger 1 x hi hat pedal 1x drum key 1x quick start guide 1x assembly instruction book Please inspect the device and the included accessories Should you discover that eith...

Page 3: ...ed for a longer period of time if maintenance is necessary or if the device needs to be cleaned Do not pull on the cable to remove a connector as this could cause damage Do not use any cables other th...

Page 4: ...not be present on this device Contact your dealer or a qualified technician if you find any corrosion on the screws Every power and signal connector should be securely mounted Do not use the device if...

Page 5: ...volume level of external playback equipment such as a computer smartphone tablet MP3 player or other device so you can play along with your favourite music Headphones The volume level of the headphon...

Page 6: ...F1 F4 function keys Depending on what the display is showing the F1 F4 function keys can be used to call up certain functions parameters or settings The name of each function is shown on the display 1...

Page 7: ...electronic drum module can be triggered by an external MIDI device such as a pad controller or MIDI keyboard You can find more information about this later on in this manual Equipped with a 5 pin DIN...

Page 8: ...iting adapter The editing adapter ensures that the drum module is optimally positioned on the frame All information and illustrations shown in this user manual are subject to change without further no...

Page 9: ...e Because the functions differ per menu item the display will always show which function is under which button in any given menu The buttons and the rotary knob The buttons and the rotary knob are bas...

Page 10: ...aming the drum kit Name any drum kit that you configure yourself using a maximum of ten characters To do this press the Home button to return to the main menu and press F1 to view the function list Us...

Page 11: ...ave function after recording Give your recording a name using the character window and press F4 to save Playing back a MIDI recording Press the REC button to open the MIDI recorder Browse through the...

Page 12: ...r it will be to play fast rhythms Anti Cross 1 10 Anti Cross ensures that a trigger pad only receives the signal when hit above a specified velocity level This can prevent pads from getting triggered...

Page 13: ...to open a window with firmware information Factory settings reset PLEASE NOTE by resetting the drum module to the factory settings all your personal preferences will be erased and reset to default val...

Page 14: ...module specifications 38 songs for accompaniment with individually mutable instruments 25 preset kits sound data base with 423 versatile sounds for personal user presets group faders for adjustable vo...

Page 15: ...LCD connection voltage 100 240V AC 50 60 Hz operating voltage 12V DC 2A by power adapter included net weight 23 5 kgs gross weight 28 kgs floor surface when set up ca 130 x 75 cm excl throne 130 x 10...

Page 16: ...set drum kit list All information and illustrations shown in this user manual are subject to change without further notice User manual version 1 0 Creation date author initials 05 05 2015 RV Revision...

Page 17: ...CE list All information and illustrations shown in this user manual are subject to change without further notice User manual version 1 0 Creation date author initials 05 05 2015 RV Revision date autho...

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