Roland CY-12R C Owner's Manual
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To set up the Roland CY-12R C Cymbal, attach it to a cymbal stand using the provided mounting hardware. Connect the cymbal's cable to the appropriate input on your drum module, ensuring that the cable is securely plugged in. Follow the module's instructions to assign the cymbal to the correct input.
Check the cable connection to ensure it is secure and not damaged. Verify that the cymbal is assigned to the correct input on your drum module. You may also need to adjust the sensitivity settings in your module to ensure proper triggering.
The Roland CY-12R C is a trigger pad and does not have its own reset function. Resetting is done through the drum module. Consult your drum module's manual for instructions on performing a factory reset.
Yes, the Roland CY-12R C Cymbal can be used with non-Roland drum modules, but you may need to adjust the trigger settings on your module to ensure compatibility. Refer to your module's manual for guidance on setting up external triggers.
Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the surface of the cymbal pad. Avoid using any chemicals or abrasive cleaners, as they can damage the rubber surface. Regularly inspect the cymbal for wear and make sure all connections are secure.
Inconsistent volume levels may be due to incorrect trigger settings. Check the sensitivity and threshold settings on your drum module and adjust them as needed. Also, ensure the cymbal is mounted properly and not too loose.
The choke function is typically adjusted through your drum module's settings. Ensure that the choke feature is enabled and correctly assigned. Consult your drum module's manual for specific instructions.
Store the cymbal in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. If possible, keep it in a protective case or cover to prevent dust accumulation and physical damage.
Yes, you can use multiple Roland CY-12R C Cymbals in your setup. Ensure that each cymbal is connected to a separate input on your drum module and that each is properly configured in the module's settings.
Double triggering can often be resolved by adjusting the sensitivity and threshold settings on your drum module. Make sure the cymbal is securely mounted and not vibrating excessively, which can cause unintended triggering.