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This way you will avoid causing shorts, or damage to the cable’s internal elements. • To prevent malfunction and/or damage to speakers or other devices, always turn down the volume, and turn off the power on all devices before making any connections. • When moving the drum trigger while it is mounted on a drum, grasp and hold the drum and not the drum trigger. • Install this product according to the instructions in the owner's manual. Never insert your fingers into the opening in the back or touch the circuit board inside. • To avoid malfunction, never allow the sensor on the RT-7K or RT-5S to stand for a long time with diagonal force or severe deformation applied to it. • The output of the acoustic drum trigger is affected by the head type, head tension, composition of the shell, place of use, and temperature, and may not produce sound as played. * In the interest of product improvement, the specifications and/or appearance of this unit are subject to change without prior notice. Items in the Package • Trigger unit • Cable • Protective sensor cover (RT-7K, RT-5S) • Two hoop guards (RT-7K) • Owner's Manual (this document) When carrying the RT-7K or RT-5S, be sure to attach the included protective sensor cover to prevent force from being applied to the sensor. Getting Started Getting Started What Is a Drum Trigger? The sensor in the trigger converts vibrations from playing the head or rim to electrical signals, transmitting them to the sound module via the trigger input jack. This process is called "triggering." Main Features • High-quality acoustic drum trigger • Easy to mount and remove •A sensor structure that does not interfere with the natural sound of the acoustic drum • Rugged die-cast structure that won't break if accidentally hit by a drum stick • Use of V-Drums sensor technology (RT-7K, RT-5S) • Capable of individual triggering for the head and rim (RT-5S) • Connects directly to V-Drums sound modules, Trigger MIDI Converter (TMC-6), Rhythm Coach (RM-2), SPD-series pads equipped with trigger inputs Part Names (Example: RT-5S) OUTPUT jack RIM level knob Mounting screw Sensor Sensor bolt Mounting hook (RIM level knob) RIM MINMAX Installing and Connecting Installing and Connecting When making connections to other equipment, to prevent malfunction or damage to speakers or other devices, be sure lower the volume all the way before you switch on the power. ¦ For the RT-7K Kick Trigger 1. Affix the two hoop guards included with the product to both sides of the hoop for the kick drum. Affix these as shown in the figure, at locations where they will not interfere tension bolts at eight to ten o'clock or at two to four o'clock, as seen from the viewpoint of the player. 8–10 o'clock 2–4 o'clock RT-7K Hoop guards 2. Use a tuning key to loosen the sensor bolt for the RT-7K. 3. Mount the RT-7K at the location of the hoop guards you affixed in step 1, and turn the mounting screw to secure in place. Tighten securely so that the trigger won't come loose and fall. Installing and Connecting 4. With your fingers, press down on the head of the kick drum at an area near where the sensor of the RT-7K makes contact. While continuing to press down, tighten the sensor bolt in place at the location where the tip of the sensor touches the head. After securing the sensor in place, tighten so that the sensor is depressed by about 1/8 to 1/4 inch (3 to 5 mm) when you remove your fingers from the head. (This is important because it affects the sensor/triggering characteristics.) Malfunction may occur if a gap forms between the sensor tip and the head when the drum is struck with force. To ensure stable triggering, mute the head. 5. Using the cable included with the product, connect the OUTPUT jack on the RT-7K to the trigger input jack on the sound module. ¦ For the RT-5S Snare Trigger 1. Use a tuning key to loosen the sensor bolt for the RT-5S. 2. Mount the RT-5S on the hoop of the snare drum and turn the mounting screw to secure in place. Mount it at a location where it won't interfere with the tension bolts or get in the way when playing (on the side opposite the performer). Installing and Connecting 3. With your fingers, press down on the head of the snare drum at an area near where the sensor of the RT-5S makes contact. While continuing to press down, tighten the sensor bolt in place at the location where the tip of the sensor touches the head. After securing the sensor in place, tighten so that the sensor is depressed by about 1/8 to 1/4 inch (3 to 5 mm) when you remove your fingers from the head. (This is important because it affects the sensor/triggering characteristics.) If there is a gap between the sensor tip and the head, malfunction may occur when the drum is struck with force. If you want triggering that is even more precise, it may be effective to use a ring mute, or a muted head such as the PINSTRIPE™ from REMO Inc. When using a ring mute, first place the ring mute on the head, and then secure the RT-5S in place. 4...