Roland V-HI-HAT VH-11 - User Manual

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Owner’s Manual
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Roland V-HI-HAT VH-11 Specifications

General

Type	Electronic Hi-Hat
Diameter	12 inches
Mounting	Standard Hi-Hat Stand
Compatibility	Roland V-Drums systems
Components	Hi-hat cymbal, hi-hat controller
Trigger Zones	Bow, Edge
Features	Realistic hi-hat motion and sound, compatible with standard hi-hat stands
Trigger Type	Piezo
Response	Dynamic and responsive
Construction	Rubber playing surface
Height	Adjustable
Connector	1/4-inch stereo cable
Power Requirement	Powered via drum module

Summary

Using the Unit Safely

Important Notes

Placement

Maintenance

Additional Precautions

Mounting on the Hi-Hat Stand

Connecting and Adjusting

Connecting to a Sound Module

Instructions for connecting the VH-11 to the sound module using specified cables.

Adjusting TD-12 Sound Module Offset

Procedure for adjusting the VH-11's offset using the TD-12 sound module for proper expression.

Adjusting the Hi-Hat

Adjusting the Gap

Adjusting Spring Tension

Adjusting Other Sound Modules

Using the TD-20

Using TD-10;TD-8;TD-6 V;TD-6

Troubleshooting

No Sound Heard

Steps to diagnose and resolve issues where no sound is produced by the hi-hat.

Sounds Cut Out

Troubleshooting steps for intermittent sound loss, possibly related to offset adjustment.

Unable to Control Opening and Closing

Guidance on resolving issues with controlling the hi-hat's open/closed states and tone changes.

Sounds Not Triggering Properly

Steps to fix issues where sounds are not triggered correctly, checking trigger type and hi-hat orientation.

Clutch Reassembly