Assembly
5
2. Attaching the sound module
* When attaching the sound module, take care that you are not injured by
an rubber ring.
2-1 .
Attach an rubber ring (
4
) to each of the four corners of the sound
module (
3
) (four locations).
Gently pull the rubber ring to fit it into the groove.
2 .
Pull gently
1 .
Fit into this groove
Rubber ring
2-2 .
Loop the rubber ring over the hooks of the rods that are located opposite
the protrusions on the pads (four locations).
Protrusions on the pad
Sound module
Hooks
Protrusions on the pad
(opposite side)
Mounting order
Mounting order
Hooks
4
Rubber ring
3. Attaching the trigger cables
3-1 .
Connect the trigger cables (0.2 m) (
5
) to the TRIG OUT jacks of the two
pads.
3-2 .
Connect the other end of each cable to the TRIG IN 1/2 jacks of the sound
module.
Attaching a Strap
You can attach a commercially available taiko strap and play this
instrument.
To attach a strap, wrap it around the tip of the rod as shown in the
illustration (two locations).
Attach the strap to these two locations .
Wrap in a figure-eight, and then tie.
2
1
1
NOTE
If the wrapping is insufficient, the strap might be displaced or
disconnected. Fasten it securely to prevent the instrument from
dropping.
Disassembly
1. Detach the sound module
1-1 .
Disconnect all connection cables such as the AC
adaptor and trigger cables.
1-2 .
One by one, pull and detach each rubber ring
that is attached to the rod hooks (four locations),
and detach the sound module.
This is easier if you remove the rubber rings first.
2. Loosen all bolts for the rods of the pad 1
2-1 .
Use the drum key to loosen the
bolts until you can see their
heads from the side.
Do not remove them from the
rods; leave them attached.
Loosen all eight bolts of the
rods.
3. Pull the rods out of the pad
3-1 .
Taking care not to apply excessive force
to the connector section, pull out the rod
perpendicularly from the pad.
4. Disassemble the pad 2 in the same way
4-1 .
Loosen the bolts of the other pad in the same way, and pull out the rods.
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