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Before using this unit, carefully read the leaet “USING THE UNIT SAFELY”“IMPORTANT NOTES.” and

After reading, keep the document(s) where it will be available for immediate reference.

Main Features

5This is an electronic percussion pad that you can strike with drumsticks or your hand, or step on with your foot.

5Even beginners can easily modify sounds just by intuitively turning knobs.

5The compact design won’t get in your way, and you can attach the unit to a commercially available percussion holder for use.

Panel Descriptions

Top Panel

Rear Panel

Side Panel

Mounting This Unit on the Stand

If you want to mount this unit on a cymbal stand etc. for use, install the

included attachment and then secure it to a commercially available

percussion holder.

1. Install the included attachment on this unit.

You can orient the attachment so that the unit can be installed on either

side of the percussion holder. Attach the holder mounting screws (nut, bolt,

washers) to the attachment, and use the two included attachment screws

to secure it.

* The illustration shows

assembly for fastening the

right side of the unit to the

percussion holder

Attachment

Holder mounting screws

Attachment screws

2. Attach a commercially available percussion holder where

you want to mount the unit (e.g., on a cymbal stand).

* Acceptable rod diameters: 8.0–12.7 mm (3/8–1/2 inch)

3. Secure the unit to the percussion holder.

Pass the rod of the

percussion holder

through the hole

in the bolt, and

secure it with the

nut.

Using the Cord Hook

As shown in the illustration, use the cord hook

to secure the AC adaptor. This prevents the

plug from being inadvertently disconnected by

contact with a drumstick or by an impact.

Tips for Use

5If you switch between striking the pad with drumsticks and striking it

with your hand or foot, you’ll need to adjust the pad’s sensitivity.

Striking with a drumstick

Lower the sensitivity

Using your hand or foot

Raises the sensitivity

5In an environment where there is high-volume sound, such as if you’re

using acoustic drums, sound or vibration from an external source might

make the this unit produce sound even if it’s not struck. The measures

below can help prevent false triggering.

5Adjust the position and angle at which the percussion holder is mounted so that

the unit is kept at a distance from the source of the vibration.

5Raises the minimum sensitivity (THRESHOLD) of the pad.

About Batteries

If using the unit on batteries, install four batteries, taking care to orient the

batteries correctly.

* If the TRIG indicator stays blinking, the batteries are low. Install new

batteries.

* If you handle batteries improperly, you risk explosion and uid

leakage. Make sure that you carefully observe all of the items related to

batteries that are listed in the leaet “USING THE UNIT SAFELY” and

“IMPORTANT NOTES.”

Completed setup

Bolt

Nut

Sounds List

5ELECTRO (SPD-1E)

No.Sounds NameNormalVariation

1Standard Clap

ClapAmbience Clap

2Minimal Clap

Trio ClapFinger Snap

3TR Clap

TR-808 ClapTR-909 Clap

4Proc Snare 1

Deep Fat SnareDub Step Snare

5Proc Snare 2

Tight SnareLo-Fi Snare

6TR Snare

TR-909 Snare w/ ClapTR-808 Snare

7Elec Snare

Analog Snare 1Analog Snare 2

8Rim Shot

TR-909 Rim ShotCross Stick

9Percussion

TR-808 CowbellTR-808 Maracas

10Cymbal

TR-909 Hi-Hat Close/OpenTR-808 Cymbal

11SFX

Super LowAir Horn

12User

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5KICK (SPD-1K)

No.Sounds NameNormalVariation

1Std Kick

Studio KickMellow Kick

2Hard Kick

Heavy KickImpact Kick

3Perc Kick

Cjan BassDjembe Bass

4Stomp Box

Stomp Box 1Stomp Box 2

5TR Kick

Modied TR-909 KickModied TR-808 Kick

6Jingles

JinglesSleigh Bells

7Cabasa/Guiro

CabasaGuiro

8Ankle Bracelet

ChafchasAfrican Bracelet

9Cowbell/Claves

CowbellClaves

10Clap/X-Stick

DR-110 ClapCross Stick

11Cymbal

Splash CymbalPedal Hi-Hat

12User

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5PERCUSSION (SPD-1P)

No.Sounds NameNormalVariation

1Tamb/Bells

TambourineSleigh Bells

2Shaker/Guiro

ShakerGuiro Hit/Scrape

3Cowbell

CowbellPlastick Block

4HH/Ride

Hi-Hat Close/OpenRide Cymbal Bow/Bell

5Crash Cym

Crash CymbalPair Cymbal

6EFX Cym

Chaina Cymbal Stacked Cymbal

7Snare/X-Stick

Wood SnareCross Stick

8Conga/Bongo

Conga Open/SlapBongo Open/Slap

9Timb/V.Slap

Timbales Open/RimVibraslap

10T.Chime/Tri

Tree Chime Short/LongTriangle Mute/Open

11Gong/Timp

GongTimpani

12User

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Main Specications

Roland SPD::ONE ELECTRO (SPD-1E) / KICK (SPD-1K) / PERCUSSION (SPD-1P):

Electronic Percussion Pad

Expected

battery

life under

continuous use

Rechargeable Ni-MH battery

(AA, HR6)

Approx. 7 hours (Normal use)

Approx. 4 hours (Maximum load use)

Alkaline battery (AA, LR6)

Approx. 6 hours (Normal use)

Approx. 3 hours (Maximum load use)

* These can vary depending on the specications of the batteries,

capacity of the batteries, and the conditions of use.

Dimensions

140 (W) x 160 (D) x 56 (H) mm5-9/16 (W) x 6-5/16 (D) x 2-1/4 (H) inches

(excluding attachment)

Weight

900 g 2 lb

(including batteries, excluding attachment)

Accessories

Owner’s manual (this document), Leaet “USING THE UNIT SAFELY,”

Attachment, Attachment screws x 2, Holder mounting screws (nut x 1,

bolt x 1, washers x 2), Alkaline batteries (AA, LR6) x 4

Options

(sold separately)

AC adaptor (PSA-S series), USB cable (micro-B type)

* This document explains the specications of the product at the time that the document was

issued. For the latest information, refer to the Roland website.

English

Owner’s manual

*5100056834-01*

ELECTRO (SPD-1E)

KICK (SPD-1K)

PERCUSSION (SPD-1P)

* The illustration shows the ELECTRO (SPD-1E).

[TUNING] knob

Adjusts the tuning (pitch) of the

sound.

Turning left

Lowers the pitch.

Turning right

Raises the pitch.

[INST VARIATION] button

Selects a variation for each sounds.

* The way in which the TRIG indicator blinks when you press

the [INST VARIATION] button shows whether the normal

sound or the variation sound is selected.

Number of blinksSounds

Once

Normal

Twice

Variation

* Pressing the [INST VARIATION] button stops the sound.

* Pressing the [INST VARIATION] button does not change the

sound for the user sample that you imported into the “12”

position of the sounds knob.

[FX] knob

Two types of eect can be applied depending on the

position of the knob.

ELECTRO (SPD-1E) / PERCUSSION (SPD-1P)

Turning left

Increases the amount of reverb.

Turning right

Increases the amount of delay.

Center

No eect is applied.

KICK (SPD-1K)

Turning left

Increases the amount of reverb.

Turning right

Increases the amount of distortion.

Center

No eect is applied.

TRIG indicator

The indicator lights when you strike the pad, and also

shows the power on/o status and the remaining

battery capacity.

When power turns on

BlinkingDimly lit0

When power is on

Dimly lit

When switching sounds (busy)

Blinking

Pad strike

Lights when struck

Low battery

Remains blinking

DC IN jack

Accepts connection of an AC Adaptor (PSA-S series; sold

separately). By using it, you can play without being concerned

about how much battery power you have left.

* Use only the specied AC adaptor (PSA-S series; sold separately),

and connect it to an AC outlet of the correct voltage. Do not use

any other AC adaptor, since this may cause malfunction.

* Insert the tip of the plug all the way into the jack.

* If the AC adaptor is connected while a battery is installed, the

power supply is drawn from the AC adaptor.

* We recommend that you keep batteries installed in the unit

even though you’ll be powering it with the AC adaptor. That

way, you’ll be able to continue a performance even if the cord of

the AC adaptor gets accidentally disconnected from the unit.

PHONES jack

Connect stereo headphones.

* To prevent malfunction and equipment failure,

always turn down the volume, and turn o all the

units before making any connections.

* While the TRIG indicator is blinking, don’t remove

the batteries or the plug that’s connected to the

DC IN jack.

OUTPUT (MONO) jack

Connect your amplied speakers or mixer.

[POWER] switch

Turns the power on/o.

* Before turning the unit on/o, always be sure

to turn the volume down. Even with the volume

turned down, you might hear some sound when

switching the unit on/o. However, this is normal

and does not indicate a malfunction.

[THRES] knob

Adjusts the minimum sensitivity (THRESHOLD) of the pad

so that it responds only when struck with at least a certain

amount of force.

* For details on how to adjust this, refer to “Tips for Use.”

Turning left

Lowers the minimum sensitivity.

Turning right

Raises the minimum sensitivity.

(Responds only when struck strongly)

[SENS] knob

Adjusts the sensitivity of the pad.

Turning left

Lowers the sensitivity.

Turning right

Raises the sensitivity. (Even soft strikes

produce loud sound)

USB cable (micro-B type)

You can use a micro-USB cable to connect this unit to

your computer, and send and receive MIDI data.

* Take care that your strikes do not damage the

cable.

* Do not use a micro USB cable that is designed

only for charging a device. Charge-only cables

cannot transmit data.

Pad

To produce sound, use drumsticks or your hand to strike

this, or step on it with your foot.

[VOLUME] knob

Adjusts the volume that’s

output from the OUTPUT

(MONO) jack and PHONES

jack.

Sounds knob

Selects sounds. Turn the knob to switch sounds.

Press the [INST VARIATION] button to select a

variation for each sound.

For details, refer to “Sound List.”

* Sound is not heard while you’re switching

sounds (while the indicator is blinking).

* Sounds knob position lets you import and "12"

play an original sound that you created. For

details, refer to the "Supplementary" manual at

the following URL.

http://www.roland.com/manuals/

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