TLA CTS-7-PE User manual

Thermosensor for TUNING-SET CTS-7-PE
The mode of operation of thermosensor rate and thermosensor reference are discriped in
the manual of CTS-7.
Working with the Thermosensor
As soon as a Thermosensor rate is less than zero in a intrument programm, the
Thermosensor starts influencing the target frequency setting of the CTS-7-PE. The cent
deviation caused by the Thermosensor and the temperature (degrees in Celsius) are now
displayed automatically before entering the instrument program. The following indicator
appears in the display of the CTS-7-PE:
Thermo Cents !!! go ahead with key E ! (moving display)
After pressing key Efor example:
By pressing key “E”, you enter the actual instrument program. The actual cent setting in the
instrument program is not influenced by the cent adjustment of the thermosensor. For the
creation of the target frequency, both values (thermosensor-and actual cent adjustment) are
added up. In the tuning program, the sensor is reanalyzed. The evaluation also occurs during
the recording of a tone at least once per minute
Operation range of the thermosensor: 0°C to 50°C
Temperature messured by thermosensor
Connector for thermosensor
18.2 °C –3.6 cent
Thermosensor cent correction value

Quick instructions for thermosensor CTS-7-PE
Important: At all adjustments at the tuning device which concern the thermosensor it must
be plugged in. If the therosensor is missing, these options are skipped automatically.
1. Test the thermosensor
First the correct function of the sensor should be tested. To
this you are looking for the following adjustment with the menu
control (see chapter 3.0 in the operating instructions):
With a thermometer you check whether the correct temperature is
meassured. If the right value does not match with the actual room
temperature, you enter an correction value with the button pair
"Func" so that the correct room temperature isdisplayed on the on
the right.
When leaving the menu,the correction value is then stored firmly in the tuning device.
To be able to use the thermosensor, a instrument program must be entered now. In this
instrument program all adjustments will be stored for your application and can be reproduced
again quickly.
2. How to enter the instrument program
In order to produce the instrument program, with the menu
control find this indicaton on the display :
Using the “Func“ keys, find, for example, memory number 14
(the last two digits of the menu indication correspond to the
memory number). You can access memory number 9 thru 60..
Now, press the “E” key. On the bottom line of the display a moving
line appears: “Go ahead with “S+F” !“. To go ahead, keep “S”
pressed and tap ”F“ (for memory protection). This indicator appears
on the display:
You now may assign an easily remembered name to the memory.
In the “Menu Control Overview “ delivered with the set you will find a quick reference how to enter
a name(lower right hand side).
In this example we want to change “INSTRUMENT 14” to “PIANO_________14“.
Tap the “Func >“ key several times, until this indicator appears:
Press the “Note >“ key once. After that, tap the “Func >“ key several
times, until this indicator appears on the display:
Press the “Note >“ key once. After that, tap the “Func >“ key several
times, until this indicator appears on the display:
Repeat the above steps as long as you receive the following
indication:
*
TIASTRUMENT____14
*
THASTRUMENT____14
*
THESTRUMENT____14
*
THERMOMENT_____14
*
INSTRUMENT_____14
THERMOSENSOR
korr. 0.0 17.4°C
THERMOSENSOR
korr. 1.0 18.4°C
ENTER INST. 209
INSTRUMENT____09
ENTER INST. 214
INSTRUMENT____14

Press “Note >“ once. After that, keep the “S” key pressed and tap
the “Note >” key several times, until this indicator appears on the
display:
Confirm the operation by pressing key “E”“.
You will see this indicator. Here you can enter a concert pitch you
want to start your application. In this example we leave 440 Hz.
Press the “E“ key. The standard pitch will be stored to the
instrument program, the Tuning Set enters the input mode. Here
you can assign a cent value and a partional to every tone. In this
example we skip this option and press the button “E” second times.
At this point, setting the option “Hist.Temperament“ to “on“, will
allow you to select an historical temperament before entering the
tuning mode (not otherwise). Press the ”E“ key
Now you enter the real parameters of thethermosensor:
Using the “func“ keys, enter the room temperature offset at which
you expect the tuning of your music instrument.The concert pitch
(440 Hz in this example), you entered for this instrumentprogram, is
assigned to this room temperature offset.Simple description: If the
room temperature reaches the value entered here (20°C in this
example), the cent correction value of the sensor becomes zero.
Press key “E” again. Using the “func“ keys, enter the cent rate
value, corresponding to the pitch difference of your music
instrument when the room temperature rises by 1 degree
centigrade. For example 3.2 cent for air-pipes
To confirm press key “E“.
You instrument program will now be stored.
3. How to call your instrument program
In order to use the instrument program with the thermosensor, with
the menu control find this indicaton on the display.
Press key “E“.
If you have entered a cent-rate not equal to zero in your instrument program,you receive now a
walking indikation “Thermo Cents !!! go ahaed with key S + F”
Press key “E“again.You receive this indication. On the left side the
actual room temperature and on the right side the cent correction
value of the sensor will be indicated.
Press key “E“again. The device is now in the tune-mode. Remark:
The cents which are inicated here does nor relate to the
thermosensor. They will be added to this. Approx. every 30 secons
the thermo cents will be updated by the sensor.
*
THERMO_________14
_a_1 P14
440.00
_a_1 0.0 S14
1
---
Hist.Temperament
off
th.sensor rate
3.2 cent/celsi
19.0°C -3.2 cent
_a_1 0.0 T14
440.00? 1 ---
store with E
back with < >
th.sensor offset
20.0 deg.centig
ENTER INST. 214
THERMO________14
TUNE 214
THERMO________14