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Start the calibration process:

5.1. Press the leftmost DATA button once. A closed hi-hat icon appears in the

display and starts flashing.

5.2. Close the hi-hat pad or press the controller's pedal with your foot.

5.3. Press the leftmost DATA button a second time. An open hi-hat icon

appears in the display and starts flashing.

5.4. Open the hi-hat pad or remove your foot from the pedal.

5.5. Press the leftmost DATA button yet again to exit the calibration function.

5.6. The display shows "done". The hi-hat has been successfully calibrated. If

the message "NoChg" is displayed instead, the calibration could either not

be performed or was repeated with the exact same settings. If the

calibration routine failed, start by repeating steps 1~4 and then calibrate

your hi-hat again.

If the calibration was successful, you can now check whether the hi-hat

responds to your playing as expected. If you are not happy with the response,

either repeat the calibration steps or fine-tune the following parameters.

PFACT Increase this value to raise the calibration threshold. This is useful

for a consistent "foot chick" (pedaled hi-hat) and "foot splash"

(quick release of the pedal after a chick) sound. We recommend

taking your time to find the setting that you are most comfortable

with.

POFF

This parameter allows you to change the hi-hat's calibration

range: higher values extend the range, while lower values narrow

it down. Bear in mind that changing this setting also affects the

PFACT setting. We recommend editing this parameter only once

you are thoroughly familiar with the system.

Note:

When using a 2BOX pad, the function of the two parameters is

exactly inversed.

Another important aspect is the hi-hat channel's trigger response. This can be

set using the relevant menu items (see the downloadable User Manual for

details).

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