Yamaha EAD10 Owner's Manual page 63

Symptom
Hard to notice changes to settings
Noise occurs
Multiple sounds produced with a
single strike (double trigger)
Separately sold add-on pads do not
sound
or
Hard to produce sound
Sound is produced without striking
the pad
Sound is produced by a pad that
was not struck
Possible cause
Reverb/Effect level or Trigger Sound
volume is too low
The Mic Gain is set too low
Trigger settings are improper
The volume for the headphones you
are using is low
Noise from the mic
Double triggers are occurring
Crosstalk is occurring
Crosstalk is occurring with the bass
drum Trigger Sound
Solution
Turn the [REVERB] knob,
[EFFECT] knob, or [TRIGGER]
knob to the right to adjust depth or
volume.
Try using the automatic setting to
set up the Sensor Unit.
Use highly-efficient headphones,
closed-ear headphones, or ear-
phones.
Secure the cables close to the Sen-
sor Unit using the supplied cable
band tape so that the cables do not
move about near the Sensor Unit.
Make sure the Sensor Unit is prop-
erly attached to the hoop.
Secure the cable connected to the
[B] jack (Mic Sensor cable) on the
Main Unit using the supplied cable
bands to prevent the cables from
moving about.
Make sure the Sensor Unit is prop-
erly attached to the hoop.
The longer the bass drum head
vibrates, the easier it is to cause
double triggers.
Adjust the bass drum so it produces
a shorter sound. Try muting or tun-
ing the head or changing the head.
Make sure the pad type setting is
correct.
Increase the Trigger Sound mini-
mum level setting. Setting this too
high, however, can prevent light
strokes from producing a sound.
Adjust as necessary.
Try using the automatic setting to
set up the Sensor Unit. Check the
Trigger Sensitivity setting.
If the bass drum sound plays when
striking the snare drum, move the
snare drum farther away from the
Sensor Unit. More distance
between the two might improve the
problem.
Reference
Troubleshooting
Reference page
page 33
page 27
page 23
page 17
page 17
Reference Manual
(Advanced) (PDF)
page 33
Reference Manual
(Advanced) (PDF)
page 27
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