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Attaching the XP80 Snare Pad
1.
Attach the rod for the snare pad to the small rack, and then tighten the
key bolt (
) by using a tuning key to secure the rod.
2.
Lightly screw the clamp bolt into the socket on the snare pad. (Rotate the
clamp bolt five to six times.)
3.
Attach the XP80 Snare Pad to the rod, and then tighten the clamp bolt to
secure the snare pad.
4.
Adjust the angle of the snare pad by first loosening the key bolt (
1 and
2 in the above figure). Tighten the key bolt securely after the adjust-
ment.
Attaching an additional cymbal pad
Attaching an additional cymbal pad requires a stopper. By properly attaching
the stopper prevents the cymbal pad from spinning during your performance
and protects cables from damage.
1.
Rotate the cymbal holder upward and tighten the clamp bolt, and then
bring the cymbal tilter upward (fig. 1).
2.
Loosen the key bolt on the stopper with a tuning key (fig. 2).
3.
Remove the wing nut, two felt pads, and the bolt cover from the cymbal
holder (fig. 3).
4.
Slide the stopper onto the cymbal holder’s shaft (fig. 4).
5.
Screw down the bolt cover to secure it into position (fig. 4).
6.
Place the stopper to make full con-
tact with the bottom surface of the
bolt cover and tighten the key bolt
with a tuning key to secure the stop-
per (fig. 5).
7.
Place one of the felt pads removed at Step 3 to the cymbal holder (fig. 6).
8.
Pass the end of the cymbal holder shaft through the large hole at the cen-
ter of the cymbal pad, and the stopper pin through the small hole in the
cymbal pad (fig. 6).
9.
Place the other felt pad on the cymbal holder (fig. 6).
10.
Screw the wing nut to secure the pad to the cymbal holder (fig. 6).
Connecting an additional cymbal
1.
Connect the L-shaped plug of the stereo phone cable into the [OUTPUT]
jack of the cymbal pad.
2.
Connect the other plug to the [PAD
>
IN] jack on the KP65 kick pad.
CAUTION
Leave a gap of about a half inch between the base of the rod and the
snare pad.
Step 4
Rod for the snare pad
XP80 Snare Pad
Clamp bolt
Rod for the snare pad
Clamp bolt
XP80 Snare Pad
1
2
Follow the instructions on pages 15 to 17 on the DTX402K,
DTX432K, and DTX452K Owner’s Manual. With
,
refer to the example for the DTX452K.
Step 5
Step 5
Step 6
Step 7
Step 8
Step 9
Step 10
NOTE
If the key bolt was not sufficiently loosened in Step 2, it may not be possible to
slide the stopper onto the cymbal holder’s shaft. If this occurs, loosen the key
bolt as much as possible without removing it.
Cymbal holder
cymbal
tilter
(fig. 1)
Key bolt
Stopper
Tuning key
(fig. 2)
Wing nut
Felt pads
Bolt cover
Cymbal holder
(fig. 3)
(fig. 4)
Bolt cover
Stopper
Cymbal holder
(fig. 5)
Stopper
Bolt cover
Full contact
NOTE
If the stopper pin does not reach the small hole in the cymbal pad, the stopper
will not hold the cymbal pad properly. Make sure to secure the stopper position
as shown in Step 6.
Cup
Wing nut
Pin
Stopper
Felt pad
Pad
Pad
Felt pad
Bolt cover
Cymbal holder
Cup
Smaller hole
Stopper
(fig. 6)
Follow the instructions on pages 18 to 20 on the DTX402K,
DTX432K, and DTX452K Owner’s Manual. For
and
, refer to the example for DTX452K.
Using the cable bands, secure the cables to the kit rack at the
positions.
Step 12
Step 14
Step 11
Step 12
Step 13
Step 14
Cymbal pad
Stereo phone
cable
KP65 Kick pad
2.
Assembly Guide (2/2)
Before you start using the drum module, power it up while
simultaneously pressing number button [8]. Doing this opti-
mizes the settings on your drum module for the DTX482K.
Once the setup for the DTX482K is complete, there is no
need to perform this procedure every time you turn on the
drum module.
1.
While holding down the
number button [8]
, press
[
]
(Standby/On) button
.
The
number button [8]
flashes while the settings on the drum
module are updated.
This completes the setup.
NOTICE
Initializing the drum module erases the settings for the DTX482K. After
initializing the drum module, make the initial settings for the DTX482K
by carrying out the procedure shown above.
Hold
3.
Setting up the drum mod-
ule
