Alesis CompactKit 7 User Guide - Page 5

19. Volume: Press this button, and then use the Value Down/Up buttons to adjust the volume of a specific pad. See Operation > Kits > Editing to learn more. 20. Pan: Press this button, and then use the Value Down/Up buttons to adjust the panning of a specific pad. See Operation > Kits > Editing to learn more. 21. Note: Press this button, and then use the Value Down/Up buttons to adjust the MIDI note of a specific pad. See Operation > Kits > Editing to learn more. 22. Indicators: Each of these lights illuminates when its corresponding pad is being played. Rear Panel 1. Power Input: Connect this input to a power outlet using the included power adapter. 2. Kick Input: Connect one of the included AUX IN footswitches to this input. When you press the footswitch, CompactKit 7 will receive the message in the same manner as it does when 5 you hit a pad. PHONES KICK HI-HAT 12V 42361 3. Hi-Hat Input: Connect one of the included footswitches to this input. If you hit the hi-hat pad while pressing the footswitch, it will produce a closed hi-hat sound. If you hit the hihat pad while the footswitch is up, it will produce an open hi-hat sound. If you press the footswitch without hitting a pad, it will produce a hi-hat pedal sound. 4. Headphone Output: Connect 1/4" (6.35 mm) stereo headphones (optional, sold separately) to this output. When headphones are connected, the speakers will be muted. 5. Aux In: Connect an optional audio source (e.g., smartphone, computer, etc.) to this input using a standard 1/8" (3.5 mm) stereo cable (not included). 6. USB Port: Connect this port to a USB port on your computer using a standard USB cable (not included). This will let you use CompactKit 7 as a USB MIDI controller. See the Operation > USB MIDI section to learn more about this. 5