Digit Cmpsr Manuel du propriétaire - Page 4

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The power on/off button is located on the underside of Cmpsr. To switch on,

press and hold the button for 1 sec, Cmpsr will vibrate and the buttons (1, 2,

7 and 8) will light up and the power LED lights up Green.

To switch Cmpsr off, press and hold the power on/off button for 3 secs or

more, you feel one short vibration oas you press the button and then 3 short

and one long vibration at the end of the long vibration release your finger

from the button and Cmpsr and the power LED turn off.

Auto Power-Off Function

In Battery mode, Cmpsr automatically turns off if no operation is performed

for an extended period of time.

In order to use Cmpsr wirelessly, a wireless connection must be

established. Refer to "Using a wireless connection" in the Quick Start Guide

to setup the wireless connection. With an iPhone/iPad or Mac, a wireless

connection must be established each time.

Preparation

Wireless Operation with USB Power

The wireless function of Cmpsr can be used in combination with a USB

connection. While power is supplied from the USB port of the computer, the

wireless function of the Cmpsr can be used to connect it to a smartphone,

tablet, laptop, desktop etc.

Turning the Wireless Feature On and Off

With Cmpsr powered on press the on/off button once to turn the wireless

feature on, press again to turn the wireless feature off. If Cmpsr is being

used in an environment where radio waves cannot be transmitted, turn off

the wireless function.

Use the included USB cable to connect Cmpsr to a USB port on your

computer. Cmpsr will turn on, and the power LED lights up Green. The

included USB cable must be used.

Before using Cmpsr it may be necessary to first connect Cmpsr to your

computer and specify the MIDI port settings, and/or to load any software

synthesizers and to specify recording settings for individual tracks in your

DAW software. For details, refer to your software's Owner's Manual.