Yamaha KP125W Owner's Manual - page 5
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Using a stereo phone cable q (included), connect the KP125W’s OUTPUT jack w to an appropriate input jack on a DTX
Series tone generator module. Be sure to connect the L-shaped end of the cable to the KP125W.
• On the tone generator module, set the corresponding pad type as a kick pad. Setting of any other pad type
may have unintended consequences such as double triggering (where a single strike produces two dis-
tinct sounds). For more details, refer to the Owner’s Manual that came with the tone generator module.
• If using the KP125W as a standalone pad with no optional pad connected to it, a mono phone cable can
also be used to make this connection to the tone generator module.
Connecting an Optional Pad
The PAD INPUT jack e provided on the KP125W can be used to add an additional mono pad (sold separately). To do so,
connect the trigger output connector on the optional mono pad to the PAD INPUT jack using a mono or stereo phone cable.
• When connecting a tone generator and a KP125W having an optional pad connected via its PAD INPUT
jack e, the most suitable trigger input jack will depend on the type of module being used. Specifically, the
KP125W should be connected to the trigger input jack shown below.
DTX900 and DTXTREME III: 10/11
DTX-MULTI 12: 14/15 or 16/17
DTXPRESS IV: 8/9, 2/10, 3/11, or 4/12
DTXPLORER: 8/9
DTXTREME and DTXTREME IIs: 9/10 to 15/16
DTXPRESS and DTXPRESS II/III: 9/10
DTX Version 2.0: 9/10 or 11/12
• If a pad featuring a rim switch (PCY65S, etc.) is connected to the PAD INPUT jack, no sound will be pro-
duced by the rim section, regardless of whether or not a voice is assigned to it. In addition, special func-
tions using the rim switch (such as choking and muting) will not supported in such a case.
Making Connections