Yamaha DTX-PROX DTX-PRO DTX-PROX Reference Manual - Page 138

Troubleshooting Symptom Possible cause DTX-PRO Solution DTX-PROX Poor volume balance Poor volume balance between each of the pads Ensure that the sliders on the MIXER screen have been set appropriately. Ensure that the LED rotary faders have been set appropriately. Poor volume balance between the external audio device and the PRO series module • Individually adjust the output volumes of the PRO series module and the external audio devices. • Adjust settings in MENU/Utility/Input Output/AUX In Gain. Adjust the volume with the [AUDIO VOLUME] knob. Adjust the volume with the [AUDIO] slider. Poor EQ balance Poor EQ balance Adjust the Phones EQ and the Master EQ. Pads with position sensing do not produce sounds properly • Ensure that the Pad Type parameter has been set correctly. • Check the orientation of the cymbal pad. When this is not set properly, the cymbal pad may not be fully functional. • Make sure to connect the pad to the proper jack that supports position sensing. Headphone volume is too low Kick volume is too low in headphones • Adjust the values in MENU/Utility/Output Gain. • Adjust the PhonesEQ. • Use high quality headphones. Use one headphone at a time. Using two at once may reduce the output level. Having difficulties during perfomance Cymbal/Hi-hat sounds are too soft The PRO series module produces sound but the sensitivity (i.e., volume) is too low. Orientation of the cymbal pad is incorrect Shaft on the Hi-hat pad is loose Extra felt is attached The pad type or trigger parameter setting is incorrect Slider is set to the minimum (DTX-PRO) LED rotary fader is set at the minimum level (DTX-PROX) The level settings for the pad are improper The cymbal edge switch has not been detected • Check the orientation of the cymbal pad. If this is set improperly, the cymbal pad may not be fully functional. • The shaft on the hi-hat stand may come loose during use and cause the hi-hat pad to rotate. If this happens, the pad may not function properly. To avoid the problem, we recommend that you tighten the shaft and check the position of the hi-hat pad on a regular basis. • Putting extra felt under the cymbal pad may result in lower volume. • Ensure that the Pad Type and trigger parameters are set correctly. Is the pad type shown by the "Pad Type" parameter in MENU/Trigger/Pad Type or TRIGGER/SETTING/Pad Type correct? (Select the proper pad type for the cymbal pad connected to the PRO series module.) • The trigger output level of any pads with a dial allow this to be adjusted. • Ensure that slider on the MIXER screen or the LED rotary fader for the pad for which a sound is not being produced is set high enough. • Ensure that the drumstick is parallel to the pad surface when striking the pad. The edge sensor switch on the cymbal pad may not react properly when the pad is struck completely from the side. Double triggers are being produced • Ensure that trigger setups have been configured correctly. • If the pad or drum trigger in question features a controller for adjusting output or sensitivity, turn it down. • Ensure that the "Gain" parameter from MENU/Trigger/Pad Type or TRIGGER/SETTING/Pad Type is not set too high. Sound is produced without striking the pad Sound is produced by a pad that was not struck (Crosstalk is occurring) • Ensure that trigger setups have been configured correctly. • Set the "Reject Lvl" parameter from the MENU/Trigger/Cross- talk or TRIGGER/SETTING/Crosstalk to an appropriate level. • If using a separately-sold pad featuring a level adjuster, ensure that the level has been set appropriately. • Ensure that the "Minimum Level" parameter from MENU/Trig- ger/Pad Type or TRIGGER/SETTING/Pad Type has been set appropriately. DTX-PRO DTX-PROX Reference Manual 138