Yamaha Metronome User Manual

Details tempo range, beat options, accuracy, vibration, and tempo LED.

Specifies the C2-B6 tuning range and standard pitch accuracy.

Outlines 86 memory slots, 10 chain programs, and 20 steps per program.

Lists TRIGGER IN, MIDI IN, AUX IN, and PHONES jacks.

Covers power supply options and speaker specifications.

Provides the device's size and weight, including battery.

Lists essential accessories like tilt angle, wing bolt, and battery.

Advises against extreme temperatures, humidity, dust, and vibrations.

Guides on safe handling, power cycling, and cleaning to prevent damage.

Recommends unplugging during lightning and avoiding tampering with circuitry.

Explains FCC regulations regarding modifications and potential interference.

Notes compliance with Canadian radio noise emission limits.

Identifies all buttons, dials, and displays on the front panel.

Details attaching the tilt angle and using optional adaptors for stands.

Lists and describes components on the front, side, and rear panels.

Instructions for inserting and replacing the 9V battery.

Guide to connecting the power adaptor for operation.

Caution regarding data loss and methods to preserve settings during power changes.

How to start the metronome, adjust volume, and use vibration.

Setting individual volume levels for each beat.

Adjusting tempo using the dial or ten-key pad.

Configuring simple and complex beats (Beat 1 and Beat 2).

Process for saving, recalling, and searching for metronome settings as songs.

Setting tempo by tapping the button or using external triggers.

Arranging saved songs into a chain program for playback.

Selecting and executing a programmed sequence of songs.

Connecting to external MIDI devices for tempo sync.

Sounding reference pitches and adjusting standard pitch.

Managing the display's back light for constant or timed illumination.