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* The figure shows the PD-125.
* The only difference between the PD-125 and the PD-105 is the diameter.
fig.
Use a Stereo cable to make connections. If you use a monaural cable, rim shots cannot
be played. You can play rim shots when the pad is connected to the trigger input
shown below.
Rim Shot Capable Trigger Inputs for Each Sound Module
Make sure the snare drum stand you use is designed to firmly hold a 12-inch (PD-
125) or 10-inch (PD-105) drum.
When mounting the PD-125/105 to a tom stand, verify the dimension of the rod.
(6.3–12.5 mm)
fig.
Component (Parts) Names
Setup
Connecting to the Sound Module
TD-20
2 (SNARE), 3–6 (TOM 1–4), 12–15 (AUX 1–4)
TD-12
2 (SNARE), 3–5 (TOM 1–3), 11–12 (AUX 1–2)
TD-6V
2 (SNARE)
TD-3
SNARE
Mounting with a Snare Stand
Mounting with a Tom Stand
Do not apply excessive force to
the sensor located below the
center of the head of the unit.
Doing so can interfere with
accurate detection, and may
damage it.
Hoop (rim)
Lugs
Output jack
Shell
Bracket
Frame
Head
Stand fixing
screw
Tuning bolts
To prevent malfunction and/
or damage to speakers or other
devices, always turn down the
volume, and turn off the
power on all devices before
making any connections.
Be sure to tighten the stand
fixing screw to prevent the
noise.
Rod (diameters which can be attached: 6.3–12.5 mm)
tighten
loosen
Due to the nature of the
materials used in the sensor of
the unit, changes in room
temperature may affect the
sensitivity of the sensor.
The appropriate Trigger Type
settings need to be made for
the percussion sound module.
For instructions on making the
settings, read the Owner’s
Manual for the relevant sound
module.
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