Casio Privia PX-S7000, User Manual, Page: 22 / 190

Overview and Setup
EN-19
While the top screen (the screen that appears immediately after the power is turned on) is displayed,
touching and holding the
EXIT
button until the light of the touch ring goes around once and then goes
out will turn off most of the lights on the front panel, except the
FUNCTION
button and touch ring (the
state the panel lights off). The front panel gives off a small amount of light, conserving power and
making it easier to concentrate on playing the keyboard.
The Digital Piano maintains the state the panel lights off even when you play the keyboard or operate
the pedals, pitch bend wheel,
EX
buttons, or
CONTROL
button. Touch the
FUNCTION
button or
press the
P
(Power) button briefly to deactivate it.
•
When the battery is used as the power source for the Digital Piano, it will automatically enter the
“panel lights off” state to conserve power if the front panel (touch buttons, touch ring, etc.) is not used
for about one minute.
•
Even when using the AC adaptor, the lights can be set to turn off automatically after a set period to
conserve power when no buttons are pressed for a certain amount of time (the light does not turn off
automatically under initial default settings). Use “SYSTEM” > “Panel Light” in the FUNCTION menu
(page
EN-33 ) to specify the time (5, 30, 60, or 120 seconds) before the lights turn off.
•
The panel light does not turn off during song playback or recording, or while there is an input from a
smart device.
To adjust the contrast of the display, use “SYSTEM” > “LCD Contrast” in the FUNCTION menu (page
EN-33 ).
Control the master volume of the Digital Piano using the volume knob.
•
The mixer function (page EN-60 ) allows you to individually adjust the volume of the keyboard, song
playback volume, and input volume from the
MIC IN
jack.
Panel Lights Off
Adjusting Display Contrast
Adjusting the Volume