About DTX500 Version 1.2
The Owner's Manual included in the DTX500 is for firmware version 1.00. This leaflet provides supplemental information for DTX500 version 1.2.
To check the version number:
Press the power switch while holding down the [SHIFT] button.
Version Number
Trigger Setup List (page 12 of Owner's Manual)
On this new version, the Trigger Setups have just updated shown below. Select the Trigger Setup according to your configuration.
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Medium |
DTX500 series Drum Sets |
Snare: TP65/XP80/XP100SD |
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Tom: TP65/XP70 |
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Dynamic |
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3 |
500K Med |
for DTX500K |
Snare: TP65 |
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Tom: TP65 |
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4 |
500KDyna |
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5 |
520K Med |
for DTX520K |
Snare: XP80 |
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(or DTX530K) |
Tom: TP65 |
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520KDyna |
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7 |
540K Med |
for DTX540K |
Snare: XP80 |
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(or DTX560K) |
Tom: XP70 |
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540KDyna |
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9 |
550K Med |
for DTX550K |
Snare: XP100SD |
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Tom: TP65 |
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10 |
550KDyna |
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11 |
SP Med |
for DTXPRESS IV |
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Special Drum Set |
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12 |
SP Dyna |
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13 |
STD Med |
for DTXPRESS IV |
Refer to page 12 of the Owner’s Manual |
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14 |
STD Dyna |
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15 |
DT10/20 |
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16 -19 |
UserTrg |
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·In the default setting, "1: Medium" is selected.
·Medium (Med): Normal Setting
·Dynamic (Dyna): Wide dynamic range. The setting is designed for maximum expressive control, allowing performance subtleties over a wide dynamic range. Excessive vibration however, may result in crosstalk (sound being produced by other pads).
·If you use a kit other than those listed above, create your original Trigger Setup (16-19) by following the instructions on page 34 of the Owner's Manual, referring to the Pad Types described below.
Pad types (page 35 of Owner's Manual)
Pad types of the DTX500 version 1.2 are defined as follows.
KICK |
KP125W/125/80S/80/65/60 |
SN-1 |
XP120SD/120T/100SD/100T |
SN-2 |
TP120SD/100 |
SN-3 |
TP65S/65 |
SN-4 |
XP80/70 |
SN-5 |
XP120SD/120T/100SD/100T/80/70/TP65S/65 |
SN-6 |
XP80 |
SN-7 |
XP70 |
TM-1 |
XP120SD/120T/100SD/100T |
TM-2 |
TP120SD/100 |
TM-3 |
TP65S/65 |
TM-4 |
XP80/70 |
TM-5 |
XP80/70/TP65S/65 |
TM-6 |
XP80 |
TM-7 |
XP70 |
CY-1 |
PCY155/150S/135/100/65 * |
CY-2 |
PCY155/150S/135/100/65 * |
CY-3 |
PCY155/150S/135/100/65 * |
CY-4 |
PCY130SC |
CY-5 |
PCY130S/130 |
CY-6 |
PCY65S |
HH-1 |
RHH135/PCY100/TP65 |
HH-2 |
RHH130 |
DT Snare |
DT series drum trigger (for snare pad) |
DT HiTom |
DT series drum trigger (for small toms) |
DT LoTom |
DT series drum trigger (for large toms) |
DT Kick |
DT series drum trigger (for bass drum) |
misc 1-6 |
Other manufacturer’s pads 1 to 6 |
·SN-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are used as snare pads. TM-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 are used as tom pads. CY-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 are used as cymbal pads. HH-1 and 2 are used as hi-hat pads.
* These pad types differ in the sensitivity settings among the three sections (the Bow, Edge, and Cup sections in a 3-zone cymbal pad). You can change these as desired.
The "CY-1" setting features the same sensitivity settings for all three sections. In the "CY-2" setting, the sensitivity of the Edge section is fairly lower than that of the other sections.
In the "CY-3" setting, the sensitivity of the Cup section is fairly lower than that of the other sections.
Other Comments
Executing a cymbal "choke" (gripping a cymbal pad's edge to mute the sound) transmits a Polyphonic Key Pressure MIDI message.
U.R.G., Digital Musical Instruments Division
© 2011 Yamaha Corporation
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