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LCD display section

1. Display section
2. Character display (shows sound names among other things)
3. Voice indicator (lights up when sound is selected)
4. Rhythm indicator (lights up when rhythm is selected)
5. Song indicator ((lights up when song is selected)
6. Tempo indicator (shows tempo speed)
7. Status memory indicator
8. Dual voice indicator
9. Chord mode indicator
10. Metronome function indicator
11. Chord display section
12. Learning mode indicator
13. Note display

Rear connection panel

1. power adapter input
2. microphone input (mini jack)
3. headphone output (mini jack)
4. USB MP3 connector (for USB sticks up to 32 GB max.)
5. USB MIDI connector (for exchanging MIDI data with a computer)

The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice.

Version:
1.0

Date of creation and author's initials: 
19-11-2018RV

Revision date and author's initials: -

Summary of Contents for 9000-0046-1189

Page 1: ...1 note keyboard User manual The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice Version 1 0 Date of creation and author s initials 19 11 2018RV Revision date and author s initials ...

Page 2: ...evice and the included accessories Should you discover that either the device or one or more of the included parts have been damaged or rendered defective while in transit please contact your dealer directly Please note that the pictures in this user manual serve illustrative purposes only and may differ slightly from the product you receive Contact Fazley musical instrument products and accessori...

Page 3: ...or software that may be present should not be modified To achieve optimal performance inputs on this device should not be fed with a signal higher than necessary The outputs on this device should not be overloaded The device should only be used indoors contact with water rain and moisture should always be avoided Do not place any objects containing liquids on top of the device Remove the device fr...

Page 4: ...uct is designed for mobile use It should not be transported on its own however but either in its original packaging or in a suitable bag or flight case that protects it against impacts shocks and bumps This device is not designed for permanent 24 7 use The expected lifespan of the device will not be affected by occasionally turning the device off Disconnect the device or turn off the power when it...

Page 5: ...to intense heat from sunlight open fire etc Do not leave batteries out in high temperature environments This could cause an explosion or flammable fluid or gas leaks Do not burn batteries or place them in a hot oven Do not try to shape the battery or make incisions in it as this could cause an explosion Do not expose batteries to extremely low air pressure levels at high altitudes as this could ca...

Page 6: ...to Effect Dual Voice 7 Number selection 0 9 and 8 Start Stop Sync Intro Ending Fill in Auto Chord 9 MP3 player functionality 10 Status memory M1 M2 Bank Touch selection 11 Record Play Learn Left hand Right hand 12 Chord section 13 Speakers The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice Version 1 0 Date of creation and author s initials 19 11 2018RV Revision dat...

Page 7: ...icator 9 Chord mode indicator 10 Metronome function indicator 11 Chord display section 12 Learning mode indicator 13 Note display Rear connection panel 1 power adapter input 2 microphone input mini jack 3 headphone output mini jack 4 USB MP3 connector for USB sticks up to 32 GB max 5 USB MIDI connector for exchanging MIDI data with a computer The information in this user manual is subject to chang...

Page 8: ...ience without causing any physical discomfort Fazley recommend investing in a good keyboard stand so that playing while standing or sitting can both be done in comfort Placing the keyboard on a table desk or similar surface may result in an uncomfortable playing experience that could lead to physical discomfort A good playing position can be defined as follows arms should hang freely next to the s...

Page 9: ... use the same type of batteries from the same brand and don t mix old and new batteries Using the built in speakers or headphones The FKB 120 is equipped with built in speakers that instantly play back whatever you play on the keyboard Whenever you want to practise in silence however a set of headphones can be connected to a socket on the back The headphone socket is suitable for virtually all hea...

Page 10: ...be purchased from your local dealer or a computer shop Sound selection Selecting a voice sound The FKB 120 has a large selection of voices to choose from When you don t want to scroll though all of the available options you can select your chosen sound by entering the appropriate number using the 0 9 number pads In total there are 422 different sounds on board By pressing the and buttons you can e...

Page 11: ...ch button again will de active the touch sensitive mode Tempo The tempo of accompaniment rhythms can be speeded up or slowed down as required The tempo is specified in Beats Per Minute BPM and is set to 100 by default Any value you set will only be retained whilst you re playing the keyboard If it s turned off and on again the value will be reset to 100 Press the Tempo button once to increase the ...

Page 12: ...m selection Now that we ve learned about the sound functions let s take a look at the standard accompaniment rhythm options Press the Rhythm button to activate one of the accompaniment rhythms that can be selected by entering the appropriate number using the 0 9 number pads or by pressing the and buttons to easily scroll through all of the available rhythms At the top of the keyboard the number ra...

Page 13: ...ing can be heard more clearly for instance The accompaniment rhythm volume can be set anywhere between 0 and 32 using the and buttons The value will be shown on the display Record function The FKB 120 has a recording function that allows you to record your playing Press the Record button to activate the recording mode Recording will then start as soon as you play your first note Once you stop play...

Page 14: ...an be reset to their default values by pressing the and buttons at the same time Any values you set will only be retained as long as the keyboard is switched on If the keyboard is switched off and on again the default values will be automatically restored A overview of the functions Metronome type Beat 0 9 Tune 50 50 Reverb type 1 10 Reverb depth 0 127 Chorus type 1 10 Chorus depth 0 127 Sound con...

Page 15: ...lesson 1 it s not so important which key you press but it must be played at the right time to match the beat of the music that is being played It s possible to focus the lesson on the right or left hands only If you choose to focus on the right hand only that part will not be played so that you can do it yourself If you choose to focus on the left hand only that part will not be played so that you...

Page 16: ... your own music by inserting a USB stick with MP3 files into the keyboard s USB port on the back Using the MP3 navigation keys which can found underneath the display you can select the track you want to play along with This gives you many more possibilities in addition to the built in songs Note that the lesson functions do not work with your own music The information in this user manual is subjec...

Page 17: ... voices rhythms and songs The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice Version 1 0 Date of creation and author s initials 19 11 2018RV Revision date and author s initials ...

Page 18: ...The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice Version 1 0 Date of creation and author s initials 19 11 2018RV Revision date and author s initials ...

Page 19: ...The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice Version 1 0 Date of creation and author s initials 19 11 2018RV Revision date and author s initials ...

Page 20: ...The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice Version 1 0 Date of creation and author s initials 19 11 2018RV Revision date and author s initials ...

Page 21: ...The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice Version 1 0 Date of creation and author s initials 19 11 2018RV Revision date and author s initials ...

Page 22: ...The information in this user manual is subject to change at any time without notice Version 1 0 Date of creation and author s initials 19 11 2018RV Revision date and author s initials ...

Page 23: ...n to turn the keyboard on Faulty power adapter If the power adapter is connected properly to the keyboard and an active power socket but the keyboard won t turn on the power adapter could be faulty If you suspect that this is the case try powering the keyboard with batteries and or contact your dealer for assistance Batteries not installed not installed correctly or empty If you re trying to power...

Page 24: ...f Check and adjust effects like Sustain Vibrato and Effect as well as Reverb and Chorus see Function Menu until you re happy with the sound Not all notes are registered at the same time Full sound reproduction may not be possible due to limited polyphony When playing very complex chords it s possible that some notes may not be registered correctly due to the limited polyphony of the keyboard Polyp...

Page 25: ...ith optional left and right hand training USB MP3 player supports USB sticks up to 32 GB transpose function 12 semitones memory function for presets 4 banks with 2 storage slots each 64k recording function works with included power adapter or 8x 1 5 V D cell batteries batteries not included connectors MIDI output 5 pin DIN microphone input TRS mini jack headphone output TRS mini jack USB stick inp...

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