User manual KORG PITCHBLACK

[. . . ] Then contact your nearest Korg dealer or the store where the equipment was purchased 11 10 9 8 Controls 1. CALIB (calibration) button Installing the battery 1 Open the battery cover located on the bottom of the tuner. 2 Attach the battery to the battery clip, making sure that the polarity is correct. Note: The battery backs up any settings you may have made, including calibration and display mode settings. [. . . ] The new setting will blink three times in the note name display indicating the calibration has been set. Note: The calibration setting will be remembered even if the power is turned off. However, this setting will be reset to the factory default (440 Hz) if the battery is removed or if the adapter is unplugged. Turn off the power of all devices before you make any connections to avoid damaging your equipment. Choosing a display mode The pitchblack allows you to choose one of four display mode settings. The current setting will blink for several seconds in the note display. 2 While the setting is shown in the note name display, press the Display button again to set the display mode. Each time you press the Display button you will cycle through the following four settings. When the note is in tune, both tuning guide LEDs will light and the note name will appear in the note name display. If the note is sharp the LED will be on the right side of the center indicator and if the note is flat the LED will be on the left side of the center indicator. The tuning guide LED’s also indicate if the note is sharp or flat. When your instrument is in tune, both tuning guide LEDs will light and the note name will appear in the note name display. The LED’s move from left to right when the note is sharp, and right to left when the note is flat. The tuning guide LED’s will also indicate if the note is sharp or flat. 3: Strobe 2 Tune your instrument until the stream of LED lights stop and only the center indicator LED is lit. When your instrument is in tune, both tuning guide LEDs will light and the note name will appear in the note name display. The strobe 2 will stream on the right side of the center indicator when the note is sharp, and they will stream on the left side of the center indicator when the note is flat. The tuning guide LED’s will also indicate if the note is sharp or flat. 4: Mirror Tune your instrument so that the two LEDs (bright and dim) are aligned at the center indicator LED. When your instrument is in tune, both tuning guide LEDs will light and the note name will appear in the note name display. When the brighter of the two LED’s is on the left side of the center indicator, the note is flat and if it’s on the right side of the center indicator the note is sharp. The tuning guide LED’s will also indicate if the note is sharp or flat. [. . . ] 3 Play a single note on your instrument and tune it so that the desired note appears in the note name display. The method for indicating whether your instrument is in tune, sharp or flat depends on which display mode you choose. (☞ “Choosing a display mode”) 5 After you finish tuning your instrument, press the TUNER ON/OFF switch to turn the tuner off. 60 Hz)–C8 (4186 Hz) : A4 = 436–445 Hz (1 Hz steps) : +/-1 cent : 1 M-ohm (tuner on) : one 9 V type battery or AC adapter (9 V, , 600 milliamps or greater) : approximately 5 hours continuous use with tuner on (A4 input continuously, Meter mode) : maximum 30 mA : 68mm x 120mm x 47mm/2. [. . . ]