Kaos Pro Screen protector & USB Lead?
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Kaos Pro Screen protector & USB Lead?
Does anyone know if I'm suppose to use the screen protector? The one that was sent yesterday seems too small for the screen. Also, there was no USB cable or programme code card, . Should I normally have expected these?
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Thank you for your kindness in replying. I will take your advice and put the pad protector on. I'm now reassured that I wasn't denied a USB cable, thank you. I'll see if my printer one will fit but, I intend to use the SD card function to transfer data. I bought a twin pack from Morrisons today for £14.99 but, I'm sure I'll need the USB cable as well though.Mr36 wrote:Use the pad protector. It is slightly smaller than the pad but use it.
And no, you don't get a USB cable with it. Well, I didn't either.
As for a program code card, do you mean a page that has the names of the programs? If so, it's right at the back of the manual.
I'll take a look at the back of the manual for the program names and, I thank you very much for this information.
Thank you again.
Tony
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i dont use it.. i discarded it as soon as i opened the box.. didnt give it a second thoughtBald Eagle wrote:That is the final mystery with the kpro ... why did they feel there was a need for that little plastic protector? Does anyone actually use it?
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Oh, I didn't realize it was self adhesive! Well thank you for this information. I will go put it on now. I'm assuming it won't make it less sensitive?Mr36 wrote:It's self-adhesive. You have to pull the back off like sticky-back plastic. I think Korg got the idea from Blue Peter.
And I think it's worth putting on just for that extra (albeit thin) layer of protection. It's better for the protector to be a little scuffed and chipped that the pad itself.
Thank you for this.
Tony
I've stuck it on and I'm using it now! It's one awesome bit of kit. I love it already! It's only gonna be my own inabilities that will hold this bad boy back!Thank you for your help. I will mention it on my next Youtube video.Mr36 wrote:You don't have to use it. I have but as others on here have said, it doesn't matter that much.
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I bought my KP3 used (barely). No protector screen - didn't even know there was one until now. No problems though. Still - curious to hear what others say too...
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