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Product

Specifications

Product Specifications

Keyboard

New RHA3

Touch

10 Levels (Soft 1/2/3, Normal 1/2/3, Hard 1/2/3, Off)

Maximum Polyphony

256

Voices

128 GM Voices

3 Drum Sets

2 Effect Sets

Auto Accompaniment

80 Rhythm Styles

Single-finger, fingered, full keyboard modes

Play/Stop, Intro/End, Sync, Fill 1/2

Features

Layer, Split, Tune, Transpose, Twin Piano

Registration Memory

5 Slots

DSP

6 Reverbs, 4 Effects

Metronome

Yes(Tempo/meter/volume adjustable)

Display

LED

VP Music Bank

Pedagogical

(Beyer/Czerny/Burgmüller etudes, selected Sonatines)

Standard (Classical/Jazz/Wedding/Carol/Ragtime etc.)

Recording

Real-time recording

2 tracks X 3 banks

Maximum 27,000 notes (4,500 per track)

Volume Control

Master, Main, Layer, Split, VP Music

Terminals

Audio IN/OUT, USB TO HOST, USB TO DEVICE, Pedal,

2 headphones

Speakers

2 INCHx2 , 6.5 INCH x 2

STEREO 20W+20W

Power

AC Adapter

Accessories

Manual, USB Memory, AC Adapter

Summary of Contents for DPR-3100

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL High Performance USB Digital Piano New feel new look and new sound ...

Page 2: ... unknown smell or smoke seem to emerge from the product immediately turn off the product take the adapter plug off the AC outlet and contact a designated service center for inspection ㆍAlways use the correct voltage for this product The voltage specification can be found on the name label located behind this product ㆍAlways take the plug off the outlet prior to cleaning the product Never insert or...

Page 3: ...es mobile phones or other electronic devices Doing so could result in excessive noise from either this product or the TV radio ㆍDo not place the product on unstable locations where it may fall off ㆍAlways remove all cables from the product before moving it ㆍBe sure to use the piano at the place where circuit breaker is installed ㆍWhen cleaning the instrument always use soft and dry or lightly wet ...

Page 4: ...tensive bank of demonstration pieces including the pedagogical etude series of Beyer Czerny Burgmüller and selected sonatines by many composers as well as 1 005 pieces in variety of genres for either entertainment or playing reference The piano s music player allows to play MP3 and MIDI files saved in USB flash drives Also there are the two track recording system designed to aid the learning proce...

Page 5: ...nts Before Reading SafetyInstructions Preface Table of Contents Product Components Assembly Parts Power Switch Headphone Jacks Smart Connections Audio Connections Pedals Control Panel Basic Controls Adjusting Volume Choosing a Voice GM Voices Main Voice Volume Layer Layer Volume Split Split Volume Adjusting Split Point Twin Piano Metronome Reverb Effect Auto Accompaniment Choosing a Rhythm Rhythm ...

Page 6: ...a b Pedal Plate c Keeping the original packing materials may prove useful later in case it needs to be repacked for transportation Edu USIC USB Storage Device Product Components After purchasing the product carefully unpack it and examine the existence and condition of the items listed below If an item is missing or damaged contact the place of purchase Adapter ...

Page 7: ...dal Plate Fixers e to connect the Pedal Plate c to the legs 2 1 Placethebackplate d betweenthelegs byinsertingitfrombehind 2 Usethebackplatefixer f g tofixthe backplate d 3 Makesurethattheplateisstanding straight d f g g Assembly 2 Adjust the pedal plate knob see picture sothatitwouldcomeincontactwiththefloor onwhichthepianoistobeinstalled F ...

Page 8: ...he main body onto the assembled lower body according to the picture so that its holes would match the brackets attached to the legs Use the Main Unit Fixers e 6EA to secure the connection between the main and lower bodies Assembling the main body 2 Raise the scoreboard on the top of the main body and use the brackets on its back to keep it standing Pedal Powerjacks Edu MUSIC DC IN ...

Page 9: ...tons will be lighted When the piano is turned on the initial default voice is Grand Piano 1 Use the MASTER VOLUME knob to adjust the volume When turning on the piano do not press the sustain pedal Doing so may cause the pedal to malfunction All parameters and settings except for the recording and registration memories are initialized whenever the piano is turned off and on again Parts Power Switch...

Page 10: ...piano and immediately contact customer service When you connect the piano to a computer please wait a few seconds Using the piano at this time cause it to malfunction w AUX IN 3 5 Mini Stereo By connecting external devices to this jack the piano may play via its internal speakers soundtracks provided by external sources such as smart devices or MP3 audio devices Connect the output terminal of lapt...

Page 11: ...s a laptop smart device or an MP3 player to be recorded Use an audio cable sold separately to connect the AUX OUT of the piano and the input microphone terminal of the external device When connecting to an external device always turn on the external device first before turning on the power of the piano When quitting the use of the external device reverse this order and turn the piano off first bef...

Page 12: ...le pedal of an acoustic grand piano It behaves similarly to the sustain pedal but only the notes that are being played at the moment the sostenuto pedal is pressed will be retained Notes that are played after the pedal was pressed will not be affected even if the pedal is kept pressed e Soft Pedal Left Pedal This pedal performs the same function as the soft pedal of an acoustic piano Pressing this...

Page 13: ...LL1 SYNC ⓛ FILL2 SYNC ⓜ TEMPO UP DOWN FUNCTION INTERFACE ⓝ SETUP ⓞ LED Display ⓟ DATA Buttons ⓠ FUNCTION ⓡ ENTER VOICE EFFECTS ⓢ Voice Buttons ⓣ LAYER ⓤ SPLIT ⓥ TWIN ⓦ REVERB ⓧ EFFECT ⓨ STORE ⓩ RECALL y t ⓑ ⓒ ⓓ ⓔ ⓗ ⓙ ⓘ ⓚ ⓐ ⓖ ⓛ ⓕ q ⓝ ⓜ 14Page 18Page 26 30Page 40Page 40Page 40Page SS 20 Page 21 22 Page 22 Page 22 Page ⓞ ⓟ 32 Page SS 16 Page 17 Page 18 Page 19 Page 19 35 Page 39 Page 39 Page Control ...

Page 14: ...NECTIONS w USB to HOST 2 0 e AUX IN OUT r USB TO DEVICE CONNECTIONS t Headphones y AUX OUT PEDALS u Sustain Pedal i Sostenuto Pedal o Soft Rotary Pedal u i w e r ⓥ ⓠ ⓡ ⓢ ⓣ ⓤ ⓦ ⓧ ⓨ o ⓩ 8Page 9 Page 9 Page 9 Page SS 8 Page 10 Page SS 11 Page 11 Page 11 Page ...

Page 15: ...represents the index number of the voice inside that group 1 5 Repeatedly press a voice button to cycle through the available voices of that group It may also be done by using the DATA UP and DOWN buttons when the voice numbers are shown on the LED Your last choice for each group is retained even if you switch to another voice group It will be retained until the piano is turned off w Play the pian...

Page 16: ...he piano is turned off Main Voice Volume By adjusting the Main Voice volume the balance between volumes of different voices Main Layer Split may be adjusted w When you re done adjusting press SETUP again This will allow the piano to return to performing mode q Enter the SETUP mode Press and hold down SETUP then use the MAIN VOLUME Up Down buttons to adjust the Main voice volume The LED will displa...

Page 17: ...n and Layer voices may be adjusted q Enter the SETUP mode to adjust the Layer volume Press SETUP then use the LAYER VOICE VOLUME Up Down buttons to adjust the Layer volume The LED will display the current value Pressing both LAYER VOICE VOLUME Up Down buttons simultaneously will restore the default value 50 When the LED is showing the Layer volume value the DATA Up Down buttons may be used instead...

Page 18: ...ssign different voices to each of the sections For example by using Split the melody part on the right could be played in piano voice while the accompaniment on the left sounding in acoustic bass voice q Choose the desired main voice right part first Refer to Page 14 for voice selection w Press SPLIT The Split mode will be activated indicated by the LED which shows current the Split voice left par...

Page 19: ...imultaneously will restore the default tempo Refer to Page 34 for setting the meter and volume of the metronome Twin Piano Twin Piano divides the piano keyboard into two equal smaller twin keyboards with identical range of octaves This allows two people to play the piano simultaneously on the same octaves q Select a voice Refer to Page 14 for voice selection w Press TWIN The button will be lighted...

Page 20: ...creates the decaying reflections of sound as experienced in a fully resonant concert hall making the piano sound feel more natural and realistic 6 types of Reverbs are available Room1 r 1 Room2 r 2 Default Hall1 r 3 Hall2 r 4 Stage r 5 Stage r 6 Using Reverb Press REVERB The button will turn on indicating that the Reverb is now active To disable the Reverb press REVERB again The button will turn o...

Page 21: ...ist No Rhythm No Rhythm No Rhythm No Rhythm No Rhythm 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Pop 1 Pop 2 Pop 3 Pop 4 Pop 5 Pop 6 Pop 7 Pop 8 Ballad 1 Ballad 2 Ballad 3 Ballad 4 R B Gospel Soul 1 Soul 2 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Hiphop House Dance 1 Dance 2 Dance 3 Dance 4 Dance 5 Dance 6 Rock 1 Rock 2 Rock 3 Rock 4 Boogie Shuffle 1 Shuffle 2 Shuffle 3 33 34 35 36 37 ...

Page 22: ...adjust the auto accompaniment volume The LED will display the current value PressingbothVOLUMEUp Downbuttonssimultaneouslywillrestorethedefaultvalue 95 Thenumericalrangeofthevolumeis0 100 HolddownaVOLUMEUporDownbuttontoquicklyrunthroughthevalues Starting Auto Accompaniment There are 2 methods to start the auto accompaniment q Start immediately Press START STOP to start the accompaniment immediatel...

Page 23: ...press FILL1 SYNC while on the basic pattern which will play the transition for the emphasizing effect but not switch to the variation pattern afterwards Ending Auto Accompaniment There are 2 methods to end the accompaniment q End immediately Press START STOP to immediately stop an ongoing accompaniment w End with a closing pattern Press INTRO END while an accompaniment is ongoing A closing passage...

Page 24: ... Single Finger Method The chords may be indicated on the lower register using 1 4 fingers following the rules below MAJOR Play a note to generate a major triad with that note as its bass MINOR Play a note and its next white key to generate a minor triad with the first note as its bass Dominant 7th Play a note and its next two white keys to generate a dominant 7th chord with the first note as its b...

Page 25: ...play on any register and the piano will take care of analyzing the notes and coming up with a chord This mode offers the advantage that there is no need to consider the exact notes that make up a given chord while playing But sometimes the chord may be incorrect because the piano takes all non harmonic notes into account Major C Minor Cm Dominant 7 C7 Minor 7th Cm7 Major 7th CM 7 Augmented Caug Di...

Page 26: ...the chordal accompaniment This only affects the chord part and does not turn off the rhythmic accompaniment r Select the desired method for indicating chords WhentheACCOMPbuttonispressed theLEDwillshowthelistofavailablemethodsforinputtingchords Usethe DATAbuttonstoselectthedesiredmethod Refertopage23 t Start the auto accompaniment Press START STOP to begin the rhythm accompaniment see page 21 and ...

Page 27: ...ice for instructions on installing the data Do not close the key cover while the USB memory is plugged in The product may be damaged Do not remove the USB memory when it is being accessed The USB memory must be in FAT32 format When you insert a USB memory to a slot or turn on the piano with a USB memory inserted please wait a few seconds Using the piano at this time cause it to malfunction w Selec...

Page 28: ...n and once a piece is over it will be played again Playing all pieces in succession To play all pieces in the folder in succession press TRACK2 A The button will turn on and once a piece is over it will be followed by the next piece in the folder continuing until the end of the folder is reached Default TRACK2 A SelectiveplayingoftheEducationalMusic GroupEd1 Ed6 If desiring to hear only one hand p...

Page 29: ... Beyer 13 Beyer 14 Beyer 15 Beyer 16 Beyer 17 Beyer 18 Beyer 19 Beyer 20 Beyer 21 Beyer 22 Beyer 23 Beyer 24 Beyer 25 Beyer 26 Beyer 27 Beyer 28 Beyer 29 Beyer 30 Beyer 31 Beyer 32 Beyer 33 Beyer 34 Beyer 35 Beyer 36 Beyer 37 Beyer 38 Beyer 39 Beyer 40 Beyer 41 Beyer 42 Beyer 43 Beyer 44 Beyer 45 Beyer 46 Beyer 47 Beyer 48 Beyer 49 Beyer 50 Beyer 51 Beyer 52 Beyer 53 Beyer 54 Beyer 55 Beyer 56 Bey...

Page 30: ...ude No 24 L hirondelle Burgmüller 25 Etude No 25 La Chevaleresque 011 012 013 021 022 023 031 032 033 041 042 051 052 053 061 062 071 072 073 081 082 083 091 092 093 101 102 103 111 112 113 121 122 131 132 133 141 142 143 151 152 161 162 171 172 Sonatines op 20 no 1 1 Sonatines op 20 no 1 2 Sonatines op 20 no 1 3 Sonatines op 20 no 2 1 Sonatines op 20 no 2 2 Sonatines op 20 no 2 3 Sonatines op 20 ...

Page 31: ... USB memory to a slot or turn on the piano with a USB memory inserted please wait a few seconds Using the piano at this time cause it to malfunction Do not remove the USB memory while data is being accessed Doing so may corrupt the data Do not close the key cover while the USB memory is plugged in The product may be damaged Music Player File setting must be set to 1 MP3 to play MP3 files Refer to ...

Page 32: ...econds Using the piano at this time cause it to malfunction Do not remove the USB memory while data is being accessed Doing so may corrupt the data Do not close the key cover while the USB memory is plugged in The product may be damaged Music Player File setting must be set to 2 SMF to play MIDI files Refer to Page 35 for F11 Music Player File S00 are automatically numbered in the order of their f...

Page 33: ...f except the F25 APO Auto Power Off timer setting which is retained permanently Display Function Range Default 비고 F01 Master Tune 99 00 99 00 F02 Key Transpose 12 00 12 00 F03 Touch OFF 1 9 5 F04 Fixed Touch Level 10 127 80 F05 MIDI Local Control ON OFF ON F06 Metronome Volume 020 100 60 F07 Metronome Meter 0 2 12 0 F08 Brilliance 50 00 50 00 F09 Octave Shift 1 0 1 0 F10 Linear Damper ON OFF ON F1...

Page 34: ...ffers 10 different Touch settings to satisfy different types of music or player preferences Range Off 1 9 Default 5 Press both DATA Up Down buttons simultaneously to restore its default value 5 Refer to Page 32 on using the Function button F04 Fixed Touch Velocity When Touch F03 is set to off fixed all notes played will have the same velocity Fixed Touch Velocity allows you to set the constant vol...

Page 35: ...ernal speaker system of the piano thereby silencing it while the data is output to any external devices connected to the piano as MIDI signals F09 Octave Shift Octave Shift allows the piano to be transposed an octave up or down The metronome may be set to emphasize the downbeats of a given meter F07 Metronome Meter Range 0 2 12 Default 0 Press both DATA Up Downbuttons simultaneously to restore its...

Page 36: ...to Page 32 on using the Function button Range 0 100 Default 70 Press both DATA Up Down buttons simultaneously to restore its default value 70 Refer to Page 19 for more on Reverb Refer to Page 32 on using the Function button F13 Reverb Volume The strength of the Reverb sound may be adjusted F15 Reverb Type You may choose from the eight available Reverb types Press both DATA Up Down buttons simultan...

Page 37: ...o Page 32 on using the Function button Display Name Description The tuning system used for traditional Arabic music These tuning systems were created by combining the mean tone and Pythagorean systems in which each musical key possesses its own characteristic The Pythagorean system is constructed purely on the basis of octaves and fifths which produces the purest fifths and fourths but destabilize...

Page 38: ...s piano offers live samples of this sound of all open strings vibrating and makes the digital resonace of all opened strings when a key is played with sustain pedal pressed This parameter determines the volume of damper live sample Range 000 100 Default 055 Refer to F19 for Damper Digital Resonance Volume Press both DATA Up Down buttons simultaneously to restore its default value 055 Refer to Page...

Page 39: ...ation buttons restoring them to initial values When the LED displays ENΓ press ENTER to clear all registration memories Refer to Page 32 on using the Function button Range Enter to Reset Refer to Page 39 for more on Registration Refer to Page 32 on using the Function button F23 Stretch Tune When tuning an acoustic piano the low strings are tuned a bit lower than their original pitches and the high...

Page 40: ...re w Loading a Registration q Saving a Registration Press and hold down RECALL then press the REGISTRATION 1 5 button that contains the desired registration Once all parameters are set press and hold down STORE and then press one of the five REGISTRATION 1 5 buttons to save the current setting to that memory Default Registration Memory Values Each registration memory has its own default values whi...

Page 41: ...are to record Choose the voice s that you wish to use for recording and press RECORD The button will turn on and TRACK1 will begin flashing The Layer and Split may be used for recording to all tracks A flashing TRACK button indicates that track is ready to record w Record to Track 1 Play a key or press PLAY STOP to begin recording Recording will terminate if the piano is not played for a long time...

Page 42: ... until a bell is heard u Press RECORD again to quit recording and return to performing mode q Choose a Memory Bank Press PLAY STOP The LED will display rE1 which represents memory bank 1 Use DATA Up Down buttons to move to other banks A total of 3 banks rE1 rE2 rE3 exist each with 2 tracks A track may record up to 4 500 notes and a bank has a capacity of 9 000 notes 4 500 x 2 Therefore the maximum...

Page 43: ... X Volume 10 BnH0AHcc O X PanOut 11 BnH0BHcc O X Expression 64 BnH40Hcc O O DamperPedal 65 BnH41Hcc O X PortamentoON OFF 66 BnH42Hcc O O SostenutoPedal Control 67 BnH43Hcc O O SoftPedal Change 80 BnH80Hvv O X ReverbProg vv 00H 70H 81 BnH51Hvv O X ChorusProg 91 BnH5BHvv O O ReverbSendLevel 93 BnH5DHvv O O ChorusSendLevel 120 BnH78H00H O X AllSoundOff 121 BnH79H00H O X ResetAllController 123 BnH7BH0...

Page 44: ... 0 0 6 0 0 7 0 0 8 Grand Piano 1 Grand Piano 2 Grand Piano 3 Honky Tonk Electric Piano 1 Electric Piano 2 Harpsichord Clavinet 0 0 9 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 1 4 0 1 5 0 1 6 Celesta Glockenspiel Music Box Vibraphone Marimba Xylophone Tubular Bell Dulcimer 0 1 7 0 1 8 0 1 9 0 2 0 0 2 1 0 2 2 0 2 3 0 2 4 Electric Organ 1 Electric Organ 2 Electric Organ 3 Pipe Organ Reed Organ Accordion Harmonica Ba...

Page 45: ...Tom2 808 Hi Tom2 49 C 3 Crash Cymbal 1 808 Cymbal 50 D3 High Tom Room Hi Tom1 Room Hi Tom1 Elec Hi Tom1 808 Hi Tom1 51 D 3 Ride Cymbal 1 52 E3 Chinese Cymbal Reverse Cymbal 53 F3 Ride Bell 54 F 3 Tambourine 55 G3 Splash Cymbal 56 G 3 Cowbell 808 Cowbell 57 A3 Crash Cymbal2 58 A 3 Vibraslap 59 B3 Ride Cymbal2 60 C4 Hi Bongo 61 C 4 Low Bongo 62 D4 Mute Hi Conga 808 High Conga 63 D 4 Open Hi Conga 80...

Page 46: ...2 E3 Timpanie Laughing Eight 53 F3 Timpanif Screaming Nine 54 F 3 Punch KoreanDrum3 55 G3 HeartBeat Ten 56 G 3 Footsteps1 KoreanDrum4 57 A3 ConcertCymbal2 Footsteps2 Rocket 58 A 3 Applause KoreanDrum5 59 B3 ConcertCymbal1 DoorCreaking Short Long 60 C4 DoorClosing Soft loud 61 C 4 Scratch Cuckoo 62 D4 WindChime Good VeryGood 63 D 4 CarEngineStart BushWarbler 64 E4 CarBreaking Birds 65 F4 CarPass He...

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