Yamaha DTX900M Owner's Manual

To perform a factory reset on the Yamaha DTX900M, turn off the module. Then, hold down the [STANDBY/ON] button while simultaneously pressing the [SHIFT] and [EXIT] buttons until the display indicates that the reset is complete.
To update the firmware on your DTX900M, download the latest firmware from the Yamaha website. Connect your module to a computer via USB, and use the Yamaha Firmware Updater software to install the update. Follow the on-screen instructions carefully.
To connect your DTX900M to a computer, use a USB cable to connect the module’s USB TO HOST port to your computer. Ensure you have installed the Yamaha USB-MIDI driver. Then, configure your DAW to recognize the DTX900M as a MIDI device.
If the pads are not responding, check all cable connections to ensure they are secure. Make sure the trigger settings are correctly configured in the module. If issues persist, try using different cables or pads to isolate the problem.
To customize drum kits, press the [KIT] button, select the kit you want to edit, and then use the [VOICE] button to assign different sounds to each pad. Adjust parameters like tuning and effects using the module's menu options.
Yes, you can use external samples with the DTX900M by importing them via a USB flash drive. Save your WAV or AIFF files onto the drive, then load them into the module using the [FILE] menu. Assign the samples to pads as required.
If the DTX900M does not power on, check the power cable and ensure it is properly connected. Verify the outlet is functional. If the module still does not turn on, consider checking the internal fuse or contacting Yamaha support for further assistance.
To adjust pad sensitivity, press the [MENU] button, navigate to the trigger settings, and select the sensitivity option. Adjust the sensitivity level for each pad according to your preference.
To back up your settings, insert a USB flash drive into the module. Go to the [FILE] menu, select 'Save All' to store your settings, including kits and user data, onto the drive. This ensures you have a backup in case of data loss.
If experiencing audio output issues, ensure all cables are properly connected and that the volume levels are not muted or too low. Check the headphone and main output settings. If problems persist, try connecting to different speakers or headphones to rule out external issues.