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Roland PD-7 User manual

PD-7,PD-9,KD-7,F0-7
OWNER'S
MANUAL
kyihikia=
Mi
THIS
PACKAGE
CONTAINS
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F—VIZTA
DTS
SEO:
1;
2
3.
PD-7,PD-9
(PAD)
“PD-7,
PD-9
(/\
F)
Af
Connection
Cable
/iE#i7
—
7
JL
Owner's
Manual
(this
leaflet)
/
EXGRSHAAS
(ANE)
Please
use
the
PD-7
or
PD-9
as
a
snare/tom/cymbal
pad.
To
connect
the
PD-7
or
PD-9
to
a
Roland
sound
module
equipped
with
a
trigger
interface
(such
as
the
TD-7
or
SPD-
11),
use
the
supplied
stereo
cable.
If
you
use
a
monaural
cable,
you
will
not
be
able
to
obtain
the
rim-shot
and
choking
techniques.
PD-7,
PD-914,
ARP
SILAS
YUN
No
RFELTRAL
TC
RSW,
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DESCRIPTION/PART
FUNCTIONS’
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to
NOTE
CES
Pad
Head
“7M
(“~~
FBR)
Pad
Rim/F7M@
(4
438)
Polarity
Switch
/#7UF4-
+
AL
YVF
For
a
detailed
explanation
about
this
function,
see
page
4.
ABAEIC
OUT
ISHII
SE
CRS
EAL
Output
Jack/P7UKFy
hs
Yry
7
a
Stand
Fixing
Screw
2
2
&
FRY
ft
it
AY
As
shown
below,
you
can
attach
the
PD-7
or
PD-9
to
a
drum
stand
in
two
different
ways.
To
change
the
angle
for
inserting
the
rod,
first
loosen
the
Stand
Fixing
Screw
and
then
rotate
the
eyebolt
by
degrees.
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KFFILAYY
FOU
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HAR
CSET.,
Dy
FOBAARMTRASE
lL,
WOK
AAXY
FROG
AYVEOSOTRETITRVEe9O
BELT
RSs,
Method
A
Method
B
‘
Eyebolt
.
Po
RIVb
t/
If
you
use
method
B,
do
not
try
to
insert
the
rod
into
the
eyebolt
by
force,
as
it
will
not
go
any
further
than
a
predetermined
point.
(B)
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Oy
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MIB
BLIA
BV.
DOL
CCHS,
Mi
SPECIFICATIONS’
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7
Dimensions
PD-7
Te
Weight
7-9/16
(W)
X9-
Ss
9/16
(H)
inches
192
(W)
X
230
(D)
X
65
(H)
mm
1
lb
13
oz
=
2
ae
Dimensions
10
(W)
x
11-1/2
(D)
X
2-11/16
(H)
inches
Tt
&
254
(W)
X
292
(D)
X
68
(H)
mm
Weight
3
Ibs
9
oz
=
1600
g
~1—
2605532
1
‘03-7-8N
KitJ-7
KICK
TRIGGER
UNIT
2.
3:
4
OWNER'S
MANUAL
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Wi
THIS
PACKAGE
CONTAINS
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TUS
EOD:
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Beater/“BAE-2—-
KD-7
/KD-7A
Connection
Cable
/i##i7
—
7
JL
Owner's
Manual
(this
leaflet)
/
RRIRBHAAB
(ANH)
The
kick
pedal
is
not
included
in
this
package.
The
KD-7
can
be
used
with
any
kick
pedal
on
the
market.
To
set
up
the
KD-7
with
the
Sound
Module,
use
the
supplied
stereo
cable.
LOWY
FHT,
V7
AIVMABENTWHECAS
KD-Td,
PROF
7
-
NWR
CBALT
<
arena
Hi
OMS,
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+
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RS,
Hi
DESCRIPTION
AND
PART
FUNCTIONS“
&
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A
rgnmMo
The
beater
should
be
connected
as
Output
Level
Control
/79
k7y
hs
VAIL:
DY
hO-Ib
shown
in
this
figure:
Connecting
another
KD-7
to
the
MIX
IN
jack
on
the
first
KD-7
lets
you
fine-tune
E-2—-—(s
RP
OAMABLIASET,
the
output
of
the
two
KD-7
units
with
the
Output
Level
control.
To
lower
the
H
ie
unit's
output
level,
use
a
flathead
screwdriver
to
turn
the
Output
Level
control
counterclockwise.
The
Output
Level
control
should
normally
be
left
at
its
maximum
setting.
SU-HOKD-7%
iv
7A
AY
Yee
FIR
TSL
AIL,
THOKD-7M
WHET
Ub
Sy
he
ES
ay
ho
CMB
SILA
CAT,
Vv
AFA
FRAN
eHoTT
Ub
Ty
be
LAL
ay
pO
Se
RT
G
DIATE.
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RO
ED,
~RCHAT
SE
SET
ORT
yh
PAV:
oY
pO-VERKIC
LOCA
AU,
F
Polarity
Switch
“RFU
F4—-+
At
vF
For
a
detailed
explanation
about
this
function,
see
page
4.
HEBEL
DUNT
ISA
CHK
ES,
E
Mix
InJack*/S
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Ys
Yry7
Connecting
the
OUTPUT
jack
on
another
KD-7
to
the
MIX
IN
jack
on
the
first
KD-7
lets
you
use
the
setup
as
a
double
kick
drum.
To
use
MIX
IN
jack,
you
will
need
to
re-adjust
the
trigger
parameter
on
the
sound
module,
since
the
output
level
will
be
reduced
compared
with
times
when
only
one
KD-7
is
used.
Be
sure
that
you
connect
the
second
KD-7
to
the
MIX
IN
jack.
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Yr
yFEORI-BOKDIONT
UR
Gy
be
Vey
ZIRT
SIDE
IC
EO
AeA
Vey
De
ALES.
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eT
SLC
ALO
OMA
LALA
FAY)
ETO
Output
Jack/“P7URFy
he
Yay
7
Foot
Plae/“7yvhk+7L—-Fk
Anchor
Bolt?
-A—
°
KIL
Pad
Face
(with
sensor)
“1M
(t
»
+
—
Am)
Beater“
E—
2
—
Attach
as
shown
and
securely
fasten
the
screw
of
the
kick
pedal.
After
a
long
period
of
operation,
the
mechanical
components
for
the
KD-7
(such
as
Beater
and/or
Sensor)
may
deteriorate.
At
the
appropriate
time,
these
parts
should
be
replaced.
Component
parts
are
available
at
the
retailer
from
whom
you
have
purchased
your
KD-7.
For
details,
contact
the
authorized
Roland
distributor
or
local
Service
Station
in
your
country.
HOLA
CH
7
ASV
OMA
EMBED
T
(EEO.
KDIORMMAOE-
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—,
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A
CH.
TNR
AIC
BHILTBUETOT,
BRVEITOMERL
LRA)
OSHERMERILH-
CA
AF
-Y
ay
ETCIMR
A
KSU.
Kick
Pedal
(on
the
market)
/
4
v
7+
NIL
(TiBRda)
The
beater
should
be
connected
as
shown
in
this
figure.
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:
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ia
+
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1
4
-
Gy
wy
YT
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bY
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TK
HS,
Mi
HOW
TO
USE
THE
FOOT
PLATES
Jy
kh»
PFU
—kOPUPE
MI
SPECIFICATIONS’
AX»
7
Anchor
Bolt
PuLA—
+
RIL
Rotate
the
anchor
bolt
to
join
it
to
the
foot
plate
and
then
adjust
the
height.
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RIVE
EBILT.
Dy
bk:
7FL-héeMeat.
Bd
HHL
£T.
Foot
Plate
Jyuk>FLU-k
Kick
Pedal
_
Using
your
kick
pedal,
adjust
the
height
of
the
foot
42.4.6.
A4yL
plate
so
that
the
beater
strikes
the
rubber
pad
squarely.
BEHONFY
7
-KRIVEGALT.
RLREL
CHHI
ZL
IILBRERMBLTC
FRY,
Dimensions
tT
&
Weight
=
£
6-13/16
(W)
X
4-7/16
(D)
X
3-15/16
(H)
inches
172
(W)
*
112
(D)
X
100
(H)
mm
3
lbs
2
oz
:
1410
g
(including
the
beater)
(E-7-*%
Bt)
FD-
7
HI-HAT
CONTROL
PEDAL
oY
Or
Oh
OWNER'S
MANUAL
fRikstHS
MI
THIS
PACKAGE
CONTAINS//Ny
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TWSEOD:?
a
FD-7/FD-7A(&
Anchor
Bolt
X
2/7
-A—
+
RIL
KX2
Spring
for
the
Anchor
Bolt
X
2/7
+A-—+
RIL
EKAATY
YL
TIX2
Attaching
Tape
X
3/HERF-7X3
Connection
Cable
/iE#7
—
7
JL
Owner's
Manual
(this
leaflet)
/EXGREXFAS
(ASHE)
Connect
the
FD-7
to
the
Hi-Hat
Control
Jack
on
the
TD-5,
TD-7,
TD-10
or
SPD-11
using
the
supplied
stereo
cable.
If
you
have
connected
the
FD-7
to
the
Hi-hat
Control
Jack
on
the
SPD-11,
set
the
[HH
CONT/EXT
4]
select
switch
to
the
HH
CONT
position.
TD-5, TD-7,
TD-10.
SPD-HO
4.79
b-
BY
bORKM
Ye
yl,
BD
ATL
A+
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it
Loe
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TERY
Ye
SPL-ILOA7
7h
ay
bo-v:
Sey
7m
T
AS!
L
AIL.
SPD-11M[HH
CONT/EXT
4]
DOBZ
AT
VF
HH
CONT
fiz
LET.
Mi
DESCRIPTION
AND
PART
FUNCTIONS“
&
BO
4
C
HERE
NOTE
CER
Load
Control
Nut/
fiat
v
b
This
adjusts
the
load
(feel)
of
the
pedal.
NF
NERCMOBS
tHBCEET.
Anchor
Bolt
/
7
~A—
+
AIL
A
Control
Out
Jack“
bO-Ib:
Prob:
Yary7
Connect
this
jack
to
the
sound
module.
SRCRRLET.
Rod/Ov
F
Rod
Fixing
Screw/O
yy
FEIER
Y
Fasten
this
firmly
when
you
use
the
FD-7.
ATSC
S
LDP
UMOTC
REL,
Pedal
Plate/““
Jb
+
7L—b
You
can
adjust
the
travel
of
the
pedal
by
changing
the
length
of
the
Rod.
Dy
KORS
ERAS
LEC,
BAADABERASCEMCTCEET,
When
the
FD-7
is
not
going
to
be
used
for
a
long
period
of
time,
set
the
Rod
as
shown
fig
b.
Do
not
leave
the
FD-7
for
a
long
time
with
the
Pedal
Plate
depressed.
RHARMBAL
ue
elt,
Oy
FeEDRIOUARCRELTCE
SU,
EK.
NPI
+
TLE—-bhERAUALKEEOR
RE
CRAM
LEUCC
ESL,
MMORACBUET,
You
can
adjust
the
travel
of
the
pedal
by
changing
the
length
of
the
Rod.
Hy
FORSEBASCLETE,
PAAIAABStBASCEMCAET,
Mi
HOW
TO
USE
THE
ATTACHING
TAPES’
i
>
—
PO(BU
D7:
MI
SPECIFICATIONS/
AN»
7
To
use
the
FD-7
on
a
loop
type
carpet,
attach
the
tapes
as
shown
in
the
figure.
Before
attaching
the
tapes,
be
sure
to
remove
any
dirt
or
dust
from
the
FD-7.
Note
that
once
the
tape
has
been
attached
and
then
removed,
it
will
be
less
adhesive.
V-F-FAFOUESIKASOLCHATAL
Al,
MOMEBI
MEAT
-
Te
HE
QAIF
TCM
IRAIAEL
TC
REY.
F-THeARO
HIS
&
Ald,
FD-7O85
5
ft
WHOBNPUELCDTECBEL
TH
OMOAU
TC
RS,
ERK.
F-TlS-Bld
DS
LHD
<
RAMCEBLTCREW.
Dimensions
6-3/4
(W)
X
15-9/16
(D)
X
6-3/4
(H)
inches
Tt
#
170
(W)
X
394
(D)
X
170
(H)
mm
Weight
4
lbs
4
oz
.
=
&
1910
g
aa
ABOUT
THE
POLARITY
SWITCH
KIUF4A—
+
RF
VFICDWT
The
PD-7,
PD-9,
and
KD-7
are
equipped
with
Polarity
Switches
which
change
the
polarity
of
the
trigger
signal
generated
by
hitting
the
PD-7/PD-9/KD-7.
Set the
Polarity
Switch
to
the
position
required
by
the
trigger
interface
you
are
using.
If
the
polarity
is
not
correct,
the
sound
level
may
be
reduced
or
the
signal
delayed.
Set
it
to
the
“~”
position
when
using
a
TD-5
,
TD-10
or
SPD-11.
When
using
a
TD-7,
either
position
will
do.
PD-7,
PD-9,
KD-7ILISZNENKEFIYF1—
+
AL
IFAS
TOEF,
CHIE,
PD-7/PD-9/KD-7
¥
Aflueze
&
SIZ
HAhUA-EBSOMHELODORZ
ET,
RIV
FI
-—
AAD
FRET
AUTH
-
AVI
K-
7
eK
ROME
IL@btt
CHS,
MHDEGo
TEL,
BMS
(
HOK)D,
BEDVPLENAYSMS')
ET.
TD-5,
TD-10
RSPD-1
1
FRHET
AE
AIL,
-
AI
LERE
LL
K
HA,
TD-TILEBRET
AL
RISE
HO
CEPEV
ETA,
When
the
Polarity
Switch
is
set
to
the
“+”
position,
the
trigger
signal
will
begin
on
the
positive
side
of
the
ground
level.
RIUFI—
+
Af
yFR
+
OM.
KUA-SOREN
DO
FIVE
LAWEWAFIAMICISEDUET,
Ground
level
FFE
e
LAL
SW=
+
Trigger
signal
KY
A-(ES
SW:
-
When
the
Polarity
Switch
is
set
to
the
“~”
position,
the
trigger
signal
will
begin
on
the
negative
side
of
the
ground
level.
RAUF
A
—
+
Ay
FP-ORIS
FILE
+
EAWEW
VT
FAMILIE
EP
U
ET,
Mi
IMPORTANT
NOTES
/{€@
ALOR
@
Never
use
or
store
the
unit
in
places
that
are:
-
Subject
to
temperature
extremes
(e.g.,
direct
sunlight
in
an
enclosed
vehicle,
near
a
heating
duct,
on
top
of
heat-
~
generating
equipment);
or
are
-
Damp
(e.g.,
baths,
washrooms,
on
wet
floors);
or
are
-
Humid;
or
are
*
Dusty;
or
are
:
Subject
to
high
levels
of
vibration.
@
To
prevent
accidents,
never
allow
small
children
to
play
near
the
drum
kit.
@
When
attaching
the
pads
to
the
mounts,
be
sure
to
tighten
the
stand
fixing
screws
securely.
If
any
of
them
remain
loose,
the
pad
could
fall
off.
@
The
KD-7
is
provided
with
an
anchor
bolt
which
prevents
it
from
sliding
while
being
played.
Please
be
careful
so
as
not
to
hurt
yourself
while
setting
it.
@
While
playing
the
KD-7,
please
be
careful
so
as
not
to
get
anything
caught
between
the
pad
face
and
the
beater.
@
While
playing
the
FD-7,
please
be
careful
so
as
not
to
get
anything
caught
under
the
pedal
plate.
@
Do
not
expose
the
unit
to
direct
sunlight,
place
it
near
devices
that
radiate
heat,
leave
it
inside
an
enclosed
vehicle,
or
otherwise
subject
it
to
temperature
extremes.
Excessive
heat
can
deform
or
discolor
the
unit.
@
Although
the
PD-7,PD-9,KD-7
and
FD-7
were
carefully
designed
so
as
to
reduce
to
the
absolute
minimum
the
unwanted
sound
that
might
be
produced
when
played
(impact
and
other
operational
sounds),
even
small
amounts
of
such
vibrational
sounds
can
quite
easily
be
transmitted
through
floors
and
walls.
For
this
reason,
we
suggest
that
you
exercise
caution
(especially
in
the
late
hours
of
the
night)
to
avoid
disturbing
others
within
your
residence
or
the
immediate
neighborhood.
MB
MAINTENANCE
“SFA
h
(2
DU'T
@
For
everyday
cleaning
wipe
the
unit
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth
or
one
that
has
been
slightly
dampened
with
water.
To
remove
stubborn
dirt,
use
a
cloth
impregnated
with
a
mild.
non-abrasive
detergent.
Afterwards,
be
sure
to
wipe
the
unit
thoroughly
with
a
soft,
dry
cloth.
@
Never
use
benzene,
thinners.
alcohol
or
solvents
of
any
kind.
to
avoid
the
possibility
of
discoloration
and/or
deformation.
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ORE
DY
OKROE
AEGAN
COPA
CREILL
EV
SKK
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PE
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Hiei
fa
SB
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