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Operation Manual
Introduction
Thank you for selecting the ZOOM PS-02 Palmtop
Studio (simply called the "PS-02" in this manual).
In order to get the most out of this sophisticated product,
please read this manual carefully before use.
We recommend that you keep the manual at
hand for future reference.
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Operation Manual Introduction Thank you for selecting the ZOOM PS-02 Palmtop Studio (simply called the "PS-02" in this manual). In order to get the most out of this sophisticated product, please read this manual carefully before use. We recommend that you keep the manual at hand for future reference. -
Page 2: Safety Precautions
Caution Please observe the following safety tips and precautions to ensure hazard-free use of the PS-02. About power • Since power consumption of this unit is... -
Page 3: Features
Up to six effects can be combined in an effect program, and 120 effect programs can be stored in the memory of the unit. The PS-02 is handy as a stand- alone effect device for guitar or as an effect device for guitar/bass/vocal recording. -
Page 4: What The Ps-02 Can Do
The PS-02 is digital MTR (multi-track recorder) using SmartMedia for recording. You can store up to 100 songs on a single SmartMedia card. A song can consist of two rhythm tracks from the built-in rhythm machine (drums and bass) and three audio tracks. - Page 5 You'll get the hang of it in a few minutes and create great backing tracks, even without any sequencer experience. The PS-02 incorporates more than 200 ready-to-use drum and bass rhythm patterns for all sorts of musical genres, including rock, blues, dance music, and many more. Just line up the patterns in the desired order for playing and specify the chords.
- Page 6 The audio tracks 1 - 3 of the PS-02 each have ten virtual tracks (called "takes"). For recording or playback, you select a take. For example, you might record several takes of a guitar solo and then compare these later to choose the one you like best.
- Page 7 The effect output signal is present not only to the internal recorder but also appears at the OUTPUT jack, so that you can record the processed signal or use the PS-02 as a stand- alone effect device. The mixdown effect lets you apply special processing on a completed song.
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Page 8: Names And Connectors
To use the PS02, SmartMedia is required. Before turning on the power, insert the supplied SmartMedia card into the [DATA CARD] slot, as shown in the illustration. Note that the PS-02 will not operate correctly if no SmartMedia card is inserted. -
Page 9: Rear Panel
Slider 1 - 3 Display Rear Panel Dynamic microphone [INPUT] jack Names and Connectors Right Side Panel [POWER] switch [DC 9V] jack [ ] key Belt clip [ ] key Attach [REC] key [VIEW]/ [INS/DEL] key To remove, slide off while pushing the latch. -
Page 10: Quick Guide
This section shows how to play the demo song stored on the supplied SmartMedia card. CAUTION To use the PS-02, the SmartMedia card is required. Before turning on power to the unit, verify that the supplied SmartMedia card is inserted in the [DATA CARD] slot. -
Page 11: Adjust The Volume
1 Beat 2 Beat 3 Beat CAUTION The card icon ( shown on the display while the PS-02 is accessing the SmartMedia. If the SmartMedia card was removed or the power was turned off during access, data stored on the card by the user may be lost... -
Page 12: Using The Effects
Quick Guide (2) The PS-02 has a capacity for 60 preset patches + 60 user patches for built-in effects. Try switching the patches while playing your instrument, to get a feel for what the unit can do. Switch to the Effect menu Use the cursor [ EFFECT menu LED to light up. - Page 13 Quick Guide (2) Adjust the effect intensity Operate sliders 1 - 3. Sliders 1 - 3 each allow you to adjust a major effect parameter of the DRIVE/MOD/REV module. When you have edited a patch in this way, you can save it as a user patch, if desired page 66).
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Page 14: Recording An Audio Track
Switch to the Audio menu Use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to cause the AUDIO menu LED to light up. Set PS-02 to recording standby Press the [REC] key. The [REC] key flashes and track 1 is in the recording standby condition. -
Page 15: Start Recording
Quick Guide (3) Recording an Audio Track Start recording Press the [ ] key. Playback of the song selected in RHYTHM mode starts, and recording on the audio track also starts. Play your instrument while listening to the rhythm track. Stop recording When you want to stop recording, press the [... -
Page 16: About Smartmedia/Operating The Unit On Batteries
When the batteries are getting low, the battery indication ( When not using the PS-02, do not forget to turn the unit off to preserve battery power. 3. Insert four IEC R03 (size AAA) batteries (the use of alkaline batteries is recommended) into the compartment, taking care to establish correct +/- orientation. -
Page 17: Operation Guide
Operation Guide This section describes how to create a song, starting from zero. The process can be divided into four main steps: • Step 1 (PATTERN) • Step 2 (CHORD) • Step 3 (RECORD) • Step 4 (MIXDOWN) At the top of each page in the operation guide, you will see a diagram with four blocks corresponding to the four steps. -
Page 18: Program Pattern Change Information
PATTERN CHORD Program pattern change information On the rhythm track of the song, you can program information about switching patterns (pattern change information). In this example, let's program the pattern change information shown in the diagram below. Measure number 1 Chord change MAIN08 / ROCK / Pattern change... - Page 19 PATTERN CHORD When you select an empty song and press the [REC] key, a 2-measure rhythm track is automatically created. Measure 1 contains the "oo" pattern change information and the "Am" (A Minor) chord change information. Press the cursor [ ] key twice. With the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys you can move backward and forward from the current measure in the rhythm track.
- Page 20 Using sliders 1/2/3, select "MAIN08 / ROCK / M8-1-1" as rhythm pattern for measure 1. Patterns incorporated in the PS-02 are divided into the three elements section/style/variation, which can be selected with slider 1/2/3. In this example, you use sliders 1/2/3 to select MAIN08 / ROCK / M8-1-1 in sequence.
- Page 21 PATTERN CHORD • For information on available rhythm patterns, see the "Rhythm Pattern List" on page 83. • During programming, you can use the [ the pattern. • When pattern change information is entered in a measure, that pattern will be repeated until the measure where the next pattern change information is input.
- Page 22 PATTERN CHORD When the pattern change information of measure 1 was deleted, the pattern for playback will be "MAIN08 / ROCK / M8-1-1". Deleting unneeded measures To delete an unneeded measure, use the pattern input display and go to the first measure you want to delete. Then press the [INS/DEL] key twice.
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Page 23: Program Chord Change Information
PATTERN CHORD Program chord change information After the pattern has been input, you should program chord change information following the diagram on page 18. Unlike pattern change information, chord change information can be specified in beat units. Entering chord change information At the pattern input display, press the cursor [ ] key (or [ ] key). - Page 24 PATTERN CHORD Root erase Setting slider 1 to the full down position erases the chord change information • Each pattern is preprogrammed with a dedicated bass phrase which is based on the root of the chord and transposed up or down. For some chords, partial phrase transformation is also employed.
- Page 25 PATTERN CHORD Press the EFFECT PATCH [L] key twice. In chord input mode, the EFFECT PATCH [M]/[L] keys serve for moving in 1-beat steps within the measure. The flashing dot that indicates the position within the measure moves to beat 3. Use sliders 1/2 to specify the "A"...
- Page 26 (CANCEL)] key. To stop the rhythm track playback, press the [I] key. When the rhythm track or audio track information of the PS-02 was changed, the change is automatically saved on the SmartMedia. There is no need for the user to perform a manual save. (However, when the contents of an effect patch were changed, the change must be saved by the user.)
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Page 27: Record Guitar Signals On The Audio Tracks
PATTERN CHORD Record guitar signals on the audio tracks Now that rhythm track programming is completed, you are ready to record effect processed guitar signals on audio tracks 1 - 3. Recording rhythm guitar 1 First, let's record some rhythm guitar backing as shown below on audio track 1. - Page 28 PATTERN CHORD In this example, we'll select a distortion patch. Press the [ ] key. The song menu comes up automatically, and the rhythm track is played. While listening to the rhythm track, practice the score example on page 27. To adjust the tempo of the rhythm track, press the cursor [ ]key once to move to the rhythm menu, and then change the tempo.
- Page 29 PATTERN CHORD Verify that the indication "R-1" (audio track 1 selected as recording track) is shown on the display. If "R-2" or "R-3" is shown, use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to select audio track 1. While playing your guitar, adjust slider 1 so that the center area dots light up when you play the instrument at a high level.
- Page 30 PATTERN CHORD Recording rhythm guitar 2 While listening to the rhythm track audio track 1, record another rhythm guitar track on audio track 2. Use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to cause the EFFECT menu LED to light up, and select an effect patch. For rhythm guitar 2, let's use a clean type patch.
- Page 31 PATTERN CHORD recording. While playing your guitar, use slider 2 to adjust the recording level. The level after effect processing may differ, depending on the selected patch. You should therefore readjust the recording level if you have switched patches. When you are ready to record, press the [ After a precount of 4 beats (1 measure), the rhythm track of the song and audio track 1 are played, and recording on audio track 2 starts.
- Page 32 (➝ p. 55). • If you wish to record more parts, you can use the bounce feature of the PS-02 to combine the contents of the 3 tracks on track 1 - 2 (➝ p 58). RECORD MIXDOWN ] key.
- Page 33 The previous pages covered recording a guitar signal connected to the [INPUT] jack. Sometimes you may want to record vocals or an acoustic guitar via a microphone. You can use either the built-in microphone of the PS-02 or an external microphone connected to the [INPUT] jack. Proceed as follows. Preparations To use an external microphone, connect the microphone cable to the [INPUT] jack.
- Page 34 • Lo This is a gain setting for on-mic recording. It is suitable for holding the PS-02 in your hand while doing a vocal, or for placing the PS-02 very close to an acoustic guitar (about 30 cm from the sound hole).
- Page 35 PATTERN CHORD • When using an external microphone • Lo This setting is suitable for high-output microphones. • HI This setting is suitable for low-output microphones. When the microphone gain setting is completed, press the [EXIT (CANCEL)] key. The unit returns to the Utility menu. Return to the audio menu, select a track, adjust the recording level, and start recording.
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Page 36: Finish Up The Song
PATTERN CHORD Finish up the song After the recording of audio tracks is completed, you can put the finishing touches on the song, such as adjusting the balance of rhythm track and audio tracks. Adjusting the rhythm track level balance You can adjust the volume level of the drums and bass played on the rhythm track as follows. - Page 37 PATTERN CHORD The display switches to the Audio menu. Press the [ ] key. The rhythm track of the song and audio tracks 1 - 3 are played back. Use sliders 1 - 3 to adjust the audio track 1 - 3 level balance. The bar graph in the lower part of the display shows the approximate level balance.
- Page 38 CHORD Using the mixdown effect The effects of the PS-02 also include a "mixdown" effect for adding ambience to the entire song (rhythm track + audio track) and for boosting and cutting the upper or lower frequency range. This section shows how to apply the mixdown effect to a completed song.
- Page 39 PATTERN CHORD LED to light up. The display switches to the Song menu. When a blank song was selected and the rhythm track was programmed, the name "SNGxxx" is automatically assigned. ("xxx" is the song number.) Press the [EDIT] key. The display switches to the Song Edit menu, and the indication "NAME"...
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Page 40: Reference Guide
This section explains all menus and functions of the PS-02. Song Menu The Song menu is the basic menu of the PS-02. It lets you control operations such as start/stop of song playback. From this menu, you can also call up the Song Edit menu which lets you edit song names and delete songs. - Page 41 • Slider 2 Adjusts the drum track volume level. • Slider 3 Adjusts the bass track volume level. (3) [I] key Stops the currently playing song. (4) [ ] key Starts playback of the song from the current position. (If the song is currently playing, the key pauses playback.) (5) [VIEW] key Pressing this key during song playback cycles the display through the...
- Page 42 Song Edit Menu Pressing the [EDIT] key at the Song menu while song playback is stopped brings up the Song Edit menu. The Song Edit menu lets you change the name of the currently selected song, or delete the song. Changing the song name At the Song menu, use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to select the song whose name you want to change.
- Page 43 To confirm the edited song name, press the [STORE (EXECUTE)] key. The unit returns to the Song menu. • To cancel the song name changes, press the [EXIT (CANCEL)] key. • To return to the Song menu from the Song Edit menu, press the [EXIT (CANCEL)] key.
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Page 44: Rhythm Menu
Rhythm Menu The Rhythm menu serves for programming the rhythm track. It also lets you call up the Rhythm Edit menu for adjusting the tempo and selecting the drum kit or bass sound. To switch to the Rhythm menu from another menu, use the cursor [ ]/[ ]keys to cause the RHYTHM menu LED to light up. - Page 45 (4) [ ] key Starts/pauses song playback (rhythm track + audio tracks). While the song is paused ([ ([ ]) key to change the current position. Pressing the [ playback from the new position. (5) [REC] key Pressing the [REC] key while the song is stopped calls up the pattern input display for programming the rhythm track.
- Page 46 Rhythm Edit menu Pressing the [EDIT] key at the Rhythm menu calls up the Rhythm Edit menu. This menu allows you to adjust the rhythm track tempo, change the drum kit/bass sound, and make other settings for the rhythm track. Basic operation steps for Rhythm Edit menu From the Rhythm menu, press the [EDIT] key.
- Page 47 Items on the Rhythm Edit menu Adjusting the tempo of the rhythm track (BPM) This item lets you adjust the tempo of the rhythm track. When "BPMxxx" is shown on the display (where "xxx" is the BPM value), you can use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys or sliders 1 - 3 to adjust the tempo as follows.
- Page 48 Setting repeat play to On or Off (REPEAT) This item lets you switch repeat play for the rhythm track On and Off. While the indication "REPEAT" is shown on the display, you can use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to toggle the setting shown at right between "on" and "oF".
- Page 49 change information of the rhythm track will be transposed accordingly. Transpose value To cancel the transpose process, press the [EXIT (CANCEL)] key. The transpose change applies only to the rhythm track. It does not affect the audio tracks.
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Page 50: Audio Menu
Audio Menu The Audio menu serves for recording or erasing audio tracks, and for setting various recording options. It also lets you call up the Audio Edit menu for editing the audio tracks. To switch to the Audio menu from another menu, use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to cause the AUDIO menu LED to light up. - Page 51 following functions: Chord name ➝ Tempo ➝ Audio menu. Pressing this key in stop mode cycles the display through the following functions: Track 1 recording option settings ➝ Track 2 recording option settings ➝ Track 3 recording option settings ➝ Audio menu.
- Page 52 Use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to select one of the following items, and then use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to make the setting. • R- Select record track • CAP Show remaining recording time • GRADE Select recording quality •...
- Page 53 Recording quality (GRADE) Sets the sound quality grade of the recording. While the indication "GRADE" is shown on the display, use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to select on of the following two settings. • HF (HiFi) High-quality recording (default setting) •...
- Page 54 When takes 1 - 10 have all been recorded for an audio track, the indication "y" at the top right of the display changes to "FL". This means that all takes are full and the currently selected take will be overwritten. Erasing an audio track Recorded audio tracks that are no longer needed can be erased as follows.
- Page 55 Use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to select the item you want to set (or execute the respective function). The following items are available. • PAN (Stereo panning for each track) While "PAN" is shown on the display, use sliders 1 - 3 to set the stereo panning position for audio tracks 1 - 3.
- Page 56 use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to bring up the indication "P- I/O" on the display. Press the [EDIT] key once more. The indication "PIx" (where x is the track number) is shown. This allows you to set the punch-in point. Track number Press the [ ] key to play the song.
- Page 57 Track number If the interval between the punch-in and punch-out points exceeds the recording capacity of the SmartMedia card, the indication "FULL" will appear and recording will stop when attempting to carry out punch- in/punch-out. Take the recording capacity into consideration when setting the punch-in/punch-out points.
- Page 58 Using the bounce function This section explains how to move the contents of several tracks onto 1 or 2 tracks. The audio tracks created with the bounce function (destination tracks) retain the volume level and pan settings of the original audio tracks (source tracks).
- Page 59 Press the cursor [ ] key. A confirmation message asking whether to use a new take for the destination track is shown on the display. To overwrite the current take, select "n" (default setting). To bounce to a new take, select "y". Bounce is possible also when the source track and destination track settings overlap.
- Page 60 If any of the bounce source tracks is recorded with the HiFi (high recording grade) setting, the bounce destination tracks will automatically also use the HiFi setting. For example, when executing bounce for 3 minutes x 2 tracks = 6 minutes of HiFi recording time will be required.
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Page 61: Effect Menu
Effect Menu The Effect menu serves for selecting effect patches, and for using the easy edit function which lets you quickly adjust major effect parameters. It also lets you call up the Effect Edit menu for detailed editing of effect patches. - Page 62 Effect configuration The PS-02 has six effect modules called DRIVE, CAB, ZNR, EQ, MOD, and REV. In addition, there is the TOTAL module which adds the patch name and patch level setting. The result of processing the sound via these modules is called a "patch".
- Page 63 select one. The effect parameter setting changes, depending on the selected effect type. The Effect Edit menu lets you select the On/Off setting for each effect module and change the value of the effect parameters. Basic operation steps for Effect Edit menu From the Effect menu, use the patch [M]/[L] keys to select the patch to edit.
- Page 64 Because the EQ module has many parameters, the display consists of two screens. When switching between these two screens, the flashing dot position does not change. To switch the effect type of the currently selected module, use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys. The DRIVE, MOD, and REV modules comprise several effect types, of which you can select one.
- Page 65 To stop editing and return to the Effect menu, press the [EXIT (CANCEL)] key. If you switch to another effect patch in this condition, any changes you have made to the previous patch will be lost. When wanting to keep the results of your editing session, store the effect patch.
- Page 66 When the store process is complete, the unit returns to the Effect menu. Special effect types The DRIVE module of the PS-02 comprises two special effect types called "MIXEFX" and "MICPRE". This section explains how these effect types are used.
- Page 67 Mic icon Using the bypass (mute)/tuner function The PS-02 incorporates an auto-chromatic tuner for guitars. To use the tuner function, the built-in effects must be bypassed (temporarily turned off) or muted (original sound and effect sound turned off).
- Page 68 [ ]/[ ] keys to change the reference pitch. The setting range is "435Hz" - "445Hz" in steps of 1 Hz. When you turn the PS-02 off and on again, the reference pitch is reset to "440Hz". Pressing the [BYPASS (MUTE)] key, [EXIT] key, or one of the patch [M]/[L] keys returns you to the original menu.
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Page 69: Utility Menu
Utility Menu The Utility menu lets you make various settings that affect the entire unit. To switch from another menu to the Utility menu, use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys to cause the UTILITY menu LED to light up. (The menu name "UTILTY"... - Page 70 [INPUT] jack. • MIC-G (Mic gain): Sets the gain for the built-in microphone or a microphone connected to the [INPUT] jack. • BAKLIT (Backlight): Controls the backlight when operating the PS-02 on batteries. • PRECNT (Precount): Controls the precount function.
- Page 71 • Lo: This is a gain setting for on-mic recording. It is suitable for holding the PS-02 in your hand while doing a vocal, or for placing the PS-02 very close to an acoustic guitar (about 30 cm from the sound hole).
- Page 72 • Backlight operation when running on battery power (BAKLIT) When using the PS-02 on batteries, this setting can be used to control the backlight operation. While the indication "BAKLIT" is displayed, use the cursor [ ]/[ ] keys or slider 1 to select one of the following settings.
- Page 73 • Loading a file from SmartMedia (LOAD) This function allows you to load rhythm track data, sound character data, or effect patch data stored on SmartMedia into the PS-02. In future, ZOOM will make available new pattern data and drum & bass sound data at locations such as its web site (http://www.zoom.co.jp).
- Page 74 SmartMedia card. For information on how to format a newly purchased SmartMedia card to create a work SmartMedia, see page 75. • If the PS-02 is operated on battery power and the batteries are exhausted during formatting, the files on the SmartMedia may be damaged. If possible, you should power the PS-02 from the AC adapter during formatting.
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Page 75: Special Operations
If the SmartMedia supplied with the PS-02 is damaged or lost, the system files contained on the card will no longer be accessible, and the PS-02 will no longer be able to start up correctly. Therefore we strongly recommend that you create a work SmartMedia as described below. - Page 76 • When you format the SmartMedia card as described above, rhythm track pattern data + song data, drum & bass sound data, and patch data currently stored in the memory of the PS-02 are copied to the SmartMedia card. (However, recorded audio data are not copied.)
- Page 77 SmartMedia card, you can create a card that is functionally identical to the factory supplied card. The above files are also available for free download at the web site of ZOOM Corporation. In future, ZOOM will also make available new pattern data and drum &...
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Page 78: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Batteries are used up quickly "CRDERR" (Card Error) is displayed "NOCARD" is displayed when SmartMedia card is inserted "FULL" is displayed Rhythm and audio track sound is not heard, also when turning slider up Signal from [INPUT] jack is not heard Sound from [INPUT] jack (guitar etc.) is extremely... -
Page 79: Technical Information
GAIN MTZONE Rich sustain with high-gain type distortion GAIN 9002 Distortion sound modeled on the ZOOM 9002 ACOSIM Changes the sound of an electric guitar into that of an acoustic guitar. LIMIT MICPRE Mic preamplifier for using external or built-in microphone... - Page 80 HIGH MIXEFX Allows bass/treble balance adjustment and adds reverb for final mixdown. Shaded sections indicate parameters that can be adjusted with Easy Edit in effect mode. * The mixdown effect affects only the rhythm track and audio tracks. * When the mixdown effect is selected, the signal from the INPUT and AUX IN jacks is not used. * When the mixdown effect is selected, only the DRIVE module can be used.
- Page 81 Creates a wide sound as if recorded with 2 stereo microphones. Shaded sections indicate parameters that can be adjusted with Easy Edit in Effect mode. ZOOM Noise Reduction (ZNR) is an original technology developed by Zoom to minimize noise in play pauses. Parameter description PARAMETER 2...
- Page 82 MODULATION MODULE parameter description Parameter name Adjusts the effect depth. DEPTH Swaps the insertion position of DRIVE module and MOD module. POSI bF : MOD ➝ DRIVE AF : DRIVE ➝ MOD Sets the pitch shift in semitone steps. Pitch can be shifted in the range from 1 octave down to PITCH 2 octaves up.
- Page 83 REVERB MODULE parameter description Parameter name Adjusts the reverb time. TIME(REVERB) Adjusts the delay time. (TIME = setting value x 10 ms) TIME(DELAY) Adjusts the delay time. (TIME = setting value x 10 ms) DLY TIME Adjusts the size of the simulated space. SIZE Adjusts the distance to the mic.
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Page 85: Specifications
0 dBm = 0. 775 Vrms Design and specifications subject to change without notice. 31. 25kHz 20-bit 64-times oversampling converter 20-bit 8-times oversampling converter ZOOM original DSP ZFX-2 (internal 24-bit processing) 8 MB 3 m 12 s HiFi 6 m 24 s... -
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Page 87: Rhythm Pattern List
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Page 88: Usage Precautions
• Cleaning Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the PS-02. If necessary, slightly moisten the cloth. Do not use abrasive cleanser, wax, or solvents (such as paint thinner or cleaning alcohol), since these may dull the finish or damage the surface.
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