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A. Technical Terms
Throughout this manual you will find some technical terms used recurrently, which are useful for
a more complete understanding of the functioning of an electronic musical device.
Here is a brief non-scientific explanation of some of these terms. Please note that you do not
need to understand these terms in detail to make good use of your ClariMate!
Chirp: The continuous buzzing sound that is produced by the ClariMate in the body of the
clarinet.
Bluetooth: A wireless communication technology used to transmit data and audio signals over
short distances between multiple devices.
B. Quick Start:
Your ClariMate should be partially charged when you receive it, but please charge it fully
before use for up to 4 hours; you can do this by connecting the included USB cable directly to the
ClariMate on one end and to a charger on the other end, just like charging your mobile phone.
IMPORTANT: Do not use a charger with any other cable than with the charging
cable provided, as this may cause damage to your ClariMate and void your
warranty
Note that a red LED light will turn on on the bottom left of the ClariMate when charging and will
turn off automatically when the ClariMate is finished charging.
Please note that due to the fingering detection technology used, your ClariMate will be much
more demanding in note detection than an acoustic clarinet. We believe this will help musicians
using the device to be better clarinettists, with more accurate fingering placement, but you may
find it a bit different than what you are used to, as the ClariMate will not cover for mistakes the
way an acoustic instrument can!
While it is charging, you can download the ClariMate application for both your computer and
your mobile phone. You can find them on the Apple store and the Google Play store.
Once fully charged, you should be ready to get started!
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