Gewa GD835213, Руководство пользователя

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HC14 | HC14-AC | HC14-T - Owner´s Manual 7
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4 A
SSEMBLY
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NSTRUCTIONS
Assembly top cymbal
Figure 1
Figure 2
1
Unscrew the bottom nut (D) from the Hi-Hat
Clutch (A).
2
Attach the spin lock (B) to the shaft of the top
part of the clutch (A).
3
Guide clutch and spin lock through the middle
hole of the Top Cymbal (C).
4
Orient the spin lock (B) inside the cymbal mold
as shown in
Figure 2
.
5
Screw the bottom nut (D) onto the shaft of
Clutch (A) again and clip the clutch bumper (E)
on the bottom nut (D).
6
Lightly clamp the cymbal by fastening the top
nut (A).
Assembly bottom cymbal
Figure 3
1
Remove any felt padding from the Hi-Hat seat (M) of the stand (see al-
so compatible stands).
2
Place the steel washer (I) on the seat.
3
(Optional) Only for Hi-Hat seats without pin (J): Attach the universal
cymbal seat (I) to the hi-hat cymbal seat (M).
4
Place the rubber washer (H) on either cymbal seat or universal cymbal
seat.
5
Guide the Hi-Hat Controller (G) over the Hi-Hat rod (L) and align hole
(K) with pin (J).
6
Place the Bottom cymbal (F) on the controller (G) and match the pro-
files around the middle hole.
7
Loosen the clamp of the Hi-Hat stand top tube and orient the whole
system. Arrow (A2) on the bottom cymbal should face the player. With
the correct orientation, fasten the tube clamp again.
HC14 cable connections – Trigger Type Dual
Figure 4
1
Take the top cymbal (C) and connect the stereo cable (angled – an-
gled) to the jack closest to the middle hole (see
Figure 4
).
2
Guide the cable through the hole of the bottom cymbal which is
closest to the Hi-Hat rod.
3
Align the arrows (A1) and (A2) and guide the top cymbal over the Hi-
Hat rod, so that both cymbals rest on top of each other.
4
Straighten the cable carefully if needed.
5
Connect the straight plug of the Stereo Controller Cable to the Hi-Hat
Controller as shown in
Figure 4
.
6
Connect both cables to the corresponding Trigger Inputs of your drum
console as shown in
Figure 4
.
The naming convention regarding trigger Inputs might vary from man-
ufacturer to manufacturer, but always offer individual inputs for Cym-
bal and Controller.