first digit, the number of BLUE LEDs is the
second digit, and the number of RED LEDs is
the third digit. All WHITE LEDs = zero.
EXAMPLE: 2 GREEN LEDS + 3 BLUE LEDs
+ 1 RED LED = version 2.3.1
• This is a fast sequence. If you need to see it
again, press ENTER AGAIN.
B BATTERY LEVEL
Indicates the charge level of the battery
• When the TronicalTune PLUS is switched off,
press ON three times. Press ENTER.
• Press the LEFT/RIGHT button to select the
WHITE B string LED. Press ENTER.
More LEDs = stronger charge.
If only one or two RED LEDs are lit, recharge the
battery.
• This is a fast sequence. If you need to see it
again, press ENTER.
e TEMPORARY GLOBAL TUNING OFFSET
Change reference from A=440 Hz to between
434 Hz and 446 Hz
A = 440 Hz is an international tuning standard.
However, some orchestras tune to A = 442 Hz or
443 Hz, and some musicians tune to a higher pitch
for a “brighter” sound.
• When the TronicalTune PLUS is switched off,
press ON three times. Press ENTER.
• Press the LEFT/RIGHT button to select the
WHITE e string LED. Press ENTER.
• All string LEDs flash WHITE (if an offset is already
active, the TronicalTune PLUS displays the offset amount
with GREEN or RED LEDs - explanation below.)
• Each LEFT button-press raises the pitch by 1
Hz and lights a GREEN LED. Each RIGHT button
press lowers pitch by 1 Hz and lights a RED LED.
(PLEASE NOTE: if you have a left-hand or reverse
system the navigation steps will be vice versa).
• Press ENTER to store the offset temporarily.
NOTE: The TronicalTune PLUS applies this offset
when you tune using the current tuning preset.
Loading a new tuning preset reverts to the 440 Hz
standard. To retain the offset until you change it,
refer to the YELLOW category, B Tuning Offset
Mode (Permanent or Temporary) on page 39.
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