Peterson Sonuus Wahoo - Manual (Page 2)

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Owner’s Manual
Safety — read this first!
Important safety information. Read the following information carefully and keep all instructions for
future reference.
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Do not open any part of the Wahoo case other than the battery compartment. There are no user-
serviceable parts in the Wahoo.
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Do not expose the Wahoo to rain, liquids or moisture of any kind. If this occurs, disconnect the
Wahoo from your computer, power supply, and from your musical instrument and remove any
batteries then allow the unit to dry out completely before using it again. If any liquid has entered the
unit, it may need to be serviced by a sonuus engineer or authorised repair centre.
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When the Wahoo has been stored in a cold environment ( e.g., a car) then exposed to a warmer
environment ( e.g., a warm room), condensation can form on the outside and inside of the Wahoo. In
such cases the Wahoo should be allowed to warm up to room temperature before use to ensure any
such condensation has evaporated.
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Avoid getting anything, e.g., an instrument cable, trapped under the footpedal—this will cause
damage to the Wahoo footpedal sensor.
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Only use the correct type of power supply (see “Powering the Wahoo” on page 8). The Wahoo
must never be connected directly to mains electricity.
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Do not drop the Wahoo or expose it to excessive shock or vibration. This may cause damage to
the electronics inside the unit.
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Do not put excessive weight onto the footpedal of the Wahoo. It is designed to be foot-operated,
but not to bear excessive loads. Do not allow your foot to press on the control panel area because
this may damage it. The Wahoo has protection bars to prevent your feet from accidentally pressing
this area but this cannot provide complete protection—you must still take reasonable care when
using the product.