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Setup for your NUX DM-110
Lemon pads cover snare, toms, kick, cymbals, ride, and hi-hat on the NUX DM-110, with the limitations noted below.
- Snare 2-zone
- Toms 1-zone
- Kick 1-zone
- Crash 2-zone
- Ride 1-zone
- Hi-hat Switch (open/closed)
Module snapshot
- Brand
- NUX
- Model
- DM-110
- Also known as
- DM-110, DM110, NUX Drum System DM-110
Setup details by role
Snare pad 2-zone Snare branch on the multi-pin trigger snake → snare pad
Dual-zone snare triggering: the manual shows a head shot and a rim shot, carried over the one lead.
Tom pad 1-zone Tom 1 / Tom 2 / Tom 3 branch on the multi-pin trigger snake → one per tom pad
Single-zone toms. The DM-110 manual documents only a head shot for the toms (no rim articulation, unlike the snare), so the tom inputs are treated as head-only.
Kick pad Works Kick branch on the multi-pin trigger snake → kick pad
Single-zone kick trigger via the snake's Kick branch.
2-zone crash 2-zone Crash branch on the multi-pin trigger snake → cymbal, or 1× TRS → the module's TRIGGER jack
Dual-zone crash: bow and edge respond independently. The DM-110 has one crash branch on the trigger cable (plus separate hi-hat and ride branches), and a TRIGGER jack on the module for an added cymbal.
3-zone ride 1-zone Ride branch on the multi-pin trigger snake → Ride 1 — bow only
The trigger cable carries a single Ride branch, and the DM-110 has no on-module trigger menu to change how it is read. Connect the ride's Ride 1 output and the bow voice plays on every strike.
Hi-hat Open/Closed Hi-Hat branch → hi-hat pad + HH Ctrl branch → hi-hat controller, both on the multi-pin trigger snake
Switch-type (open/closed) hi-hat. The DM-110 pedal is read as open or closed only — there is no half-open / variable-position detection and no hi-hat calibration menu.
