Getting Started
The Rear Panel
2-3
Power Switch
Press the white dot to turn the Stage Piano on or the blank area to turn it off. If it will
be off for a long period of time, unplug the power adapter from the wall. The Stage
PianoÕs hi-tech EEPROM memory is like a computerÕs hard drive and needs no power
or battery to retain information. So there is no advantage in leaving the power on.
Power Jack
Plug the cord from the included power adapter into this jack. Try to always use the
adapter supplied with the unit. However, if it should become lost or forgotten, refer to
on page 8-8 for information about possible substitutes.
To help prevent the power cord from being pulled out accidentally, a
cord retainer
is
mounted near the power jack. To use, just wrap a 3/4 loop around it as illustrated.
Figure 2-3
Power Cord Retainer
Audio Jacks
The left and right audio jacks are used to connect to your audio system. See
on page 2-5 for connection details.
Phones Jack
Plug your headphones in here. YouÕll need a Ò1/4 -inch to-1/8-inchÓ (or
Òphone-to-miniÓ) adapter plug when using headphones that have a mini plug. See
on page 2-6 for additional information.
Switch Pedal Jack
Use this jack to plug in the single piano pedal that came with your Stage Piano. For
this pedal to work properly, it must be plugged in
before
power is turned on. See
Special Note About Switch Pedals
on page 2-4 for info about using aftermarket single or
dual pedals.
Control Pedal Jack
You can plug a
control pedal
in here but be careful, not every kind will work well. See
SP88
12VDC 0.5A
