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14" 2-Piece Electronic Hi-Hat Cymbals on Simmons Titan 50

Wiring, module settings, and tips for the 14" 2-Piece Electronic Hi-Hat Cymbals when used with the Simmons Titan 50.

The 14" 2-Piece Electronic Hi-Hat Cymbals works on the Simmons Titan 50 as a switch hi-hat: open/closed only.

Continuous Open Closed

Wiring: 1× TRS pad + 1× TRS (controller) → the "To Hi-Hat" and "To Hi-Hat Control" branches of the multi-pin cable harness

The Lemon hi-hat pad and controller connect through the multi-pin cable harness and deliver open and closed hi-hat.

Connect the hi-hat pad to the "To Hi-Hat" branch of the harness and the hi-hat controller to the "To Hi-Hat Control" branch (the plug labeled "HH Pedal").

Press the SETUP button — the first screen is Hi-Hat; leave it on "Hi-Hat: Pedal" so the hi-hat controller drives open/closed ("Hi-Hat: Mid" and "Hi-Hat: Cl" fix the sound for double-kick-pedal use), then strike the hi-hat pad to select it.
With your foot off the pedal, set the resting gap at the clutch: loosen the clutch, raise the top cymbal on the controller until the released sound is as open as it gets, then tighten it — the clutch is the only control.
Press the pedal to confirm it still reaches the closed sound; if it doesn't, lower the cymbal slightly and set the gap again.
Press SETUP repeatedly to step through Sens, Retrigger, Threshold, Curve, and X-Talk.

Set the resting gap at the clutch before judging the hi-hat — with the cymbal sitting too low on the controller, the released position can sound half-open rather than fully open.
Stock hi-hat cymbal pads are single-zone.

14" 2-Piece Electronic Hi-Hat Cymbals also fits 70 other drum modules — see setup

Setup — 14" 2-Piece Electronic Hi-Hat Cymbals on Simmons Titan 50