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Contents

General Guide..................................

Front Panel..........................................................

LCD Display.....................................................

Rear Panel................................................................

Top Panel...............................................................

Power Jack...................................................................
Setting Music Rest.............................................

Sustain Jack........................................................

Headphones Jack...............................................

Volume Jack....................................................

AUX OUT Jack................................................

USB Jack...............................................................

MIDI IN/OUT Jack...................................................

Connections...................................

Demo....................................................................

Preparation........................................

Power Switch & Volume....................................

Portamento......................................................

Piano.................................................................

DSP Effect..............................................................

Transpose..............................................................

Voices and Effects.........................

Select a Voice...................................................

Dual Voice...............................................................

Lower Voice/Split Point..........................................

Sustain.....................................................................

Pith bend/Moudulation joystick...........................

Octave.............................................................

Touch Respones..............................................

Fill A/B...............................................................

Recognizing Chords..............................................

Tempo........................................................................

Fade..........................................................................

Style Control.....................................

Select a Style........................................................

The Accompaniment Section..................................

Start a Style..............................................................

Stop a Style.......................................................

Accomp Volume........................................................

Metronome.................................................................

Split Point........................................................

Pedal Assign.....................................................

Portamento Time.....................................................

Beat.................................................................

Function Menu...............................

Tune.................................................................

Reverb Level...................................................
Chorus Level........................................................

MIDI Setting..................................................

Memory..................................................

Bank..............................................................................

Memory Data...........................................................................

One Touch Setting.............................................

Record..................................................

Delete Song.....................................................

Playback Song.........................................................

Record Song................................................

SD Function..................................................

Save........................................................................

Load........................................................................

Play..............................................................................

Delete........................................................................
Format........................................................................

Style Record...........................................

Quantify a Style...................................................

Copy a Style............................................................

Edit a Style...........................................................

Start Style Record.................................................
Record a new Style.................................................

Delete a Style....................................................

Lesson 1....................................................................

Lesson 3.................................................................

Lesson 2..................................................................

Song....................................................

Lesson Mode.......................................................

Chord Dictionary..............................

Pedal.......................................................

MIDI Function......................................

USB Connection.....................................................

What is MIDI............................................................

MIDI Application..............................................

MIDI Connection.....................................................

Specifications...........................................

Trouble Shooting.........................................

Appendix 6-MIDI Implementation Chart.............................

Appendix 3-Song List.........................................................

Appendix 1-Voice List...........................................

Appendix 5-Chord List.......................................................

Appendix..............................................

Appendix 4-Demo List.....................................................

Appendix 2-Style List.................................................

Mixer Menu

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Page 2: ...the keyboard as it provides amazing styles for accompaniment expressive tones and real time record Other features such as numbered musical notation display chord dictionary variety of songs will help...

Page 3: ...rom the AC outlet if the instrument will not be used for an extended period of time Unplug the AC adaptor during electric storms Avoid plugging the AC adaptor into the same AC outlets as appliances wi...

Page 4: ...ion and appearances are subject to change without prior notice STYLE RECORD 3 recording styles MEMORY FEATURE 48 memories 8 banks with 6 memories each PEDAL Foot Switch Sustain Pedal Soft Pedal Memory...

Page 5: ...Touch Setting Record Delete Song Playback Song Record Song SD Function Save Load Play Delete Format Style Record Quantify a Style Copy a Style Edit a Style Start Style Record Record a new Style Delet...

Page 6: ...NTRO ENDING FILL A FILL B FADE CHORD MODE LEFT HAND button RIGHT HAND button CHORD DICTIONARY button LESSON button BANK button STORE M1 M6 button ONE TOUCH SETTING M1 M4 button O T S Button Sequencer...

Page 7: ...8 1 10 ACCOMP MELODY 1 MELODY 5 DUAL SPLIT TOUCH SUSTAIN DSP VOICE STYLE DEMO SONG RECORD STYLE RECORD MEASURE BEAT TEMPO CHORD MEMORY ONE TOUCH SETTING LEFT RIGHT HAND LESSON MODE NOTE Indication TR...

Page 8: ...itch to reach the minimum volume level Connect the adaptor into the AC wall outlet and the cord into the unit The power jack is located on the rear panel of the keyboard body Make sure that only the A...

Page 9: ...S PHONES USB USB 12V 12V MIDI IN MIDI IN MIDI IN MIDI IN MIDI OUT MIDI OUT MIDI OUT MIDI OUT SUSTAIN SUSTAIN SUSTAIN SUSTAIN VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME AUX OUT AUX OUT AUX OUT AUX OUT PHONES PHONES P...

Page 10: ...terminal Data produced by the Digital Piano is transmitted to other MIDI instruments via MIDI from this terminal MIDI IN OUT Jack USB Jack Connect PC or other USB host devices that support USB Audio Y...

Page 11: ...e YES the NO button or rotate the DIAL to select the song you want SONG STYLE VOICE DEMO SONG STYLE VOICE DEMO Jazz 1 3 1 2 2 3 Power Switch Volume Adjust volume First please ensure the correct connec...

Page 12: ...VOICE L VOICE R1 During the VOICE R1 status press DUAL button to enter the dual voice mode LCD displays VOICE R1 VOICE R2 and DUAL signal would be lightened simultaneously The number of the dual voice...

Page 13: ...Default split point F TheStr 1 2 3 SPLIT DUAL SUSTAIN DSP TOUCH 13 DUAL SPLIT TOUCH SUSTAIN DSP Touch Response This function allows you to activate the dynamic level when playing the keyboard Press t...

Page 14: ...de DSP Effect This function allows you to perform the overall sound in a realistic style The DSP effect is set to ON when keyboard power on The default setting of DSP effect is ON Press DSP button to...

Page 15: ...ose value briefly Press them again and later the value will increase or decrease by degrees also you can use the YES and NO button or the DIAL to adjust it ranging from 12 to 12 semitones the default...

Page 16: ...Rock 8Beat2 SONG STYLE VOICE DEMO 3 Accompaniment consists of Intro normal variation fill a a a b b a b b ending Using different sections based on the structure of styles enables you to enhance musica...

Page 17: ...d use If the chord playing accord with fingers detect it is recognized as the fingers chord If not single finger chord will be recognized While the FULL RANGE mode is on only the fingers chord will be...

Page 18: ...After one measure is over VARIATION style will be returned 3 3 In VARIATION mode press A button to insert 1 measure fill and LCD flashes A After one measure is over NORMAL style will be started 4 Stop...

Page 19: ...lume style is played normally subsequently FADE LED darkens The FADE IN state will keep up while the style stop to play FADE OUT Press the FADE button when style is playing FADE LED glimmers style vol...

Page 20: ...e metronome When the style stops to play the beat type follows the selection in the function after turning on the metronome When the style begins to play the beat type follows the current style Metron...

Page 21: ...f the chord played is based on multi finger detect it is recognized as the multi finger chords If not single finger chord will be recognized Multi Finger Chords When A B C is on press the keys on the...

Page 22: ...rd When the root is in the bass we call the chord root position chord If we put the Third and Fifth in the root position then it forms Inversion we call this chord Inversion Chord See the following ma...

Page 23: ...last time Press FUNCTION NEXT or FUNCTION BACK button to select the option to be set Use YES NO or the DIAL to set the parameter The option and the parameters are as the follows If you don t press any...

Page 24: ...ecting the note you desired to be the point of separation The part below the split point is the CHORD area Use YES NO or DIAL to change the pedal assign Reverb Level The LCD displays the reverb level...

Page 25: ...to set the channel of MIDI OUT There are total of 16 channels for selection Default setting is 001 Use YES NO button or the DIAL to select the channel 1 2 Chorus Level The LCD displays the chorus lev...

Page 26: ..._m XXX6 Bass XXX Chord1 XXX Chord2 XXX Chord3 XXX Phrase1 XXX Phrase2 XXXVoice R1 XXX Voice R2 XXX Voice L XXX Sd Play 000 031 026 000 031 Bass Volume Chord 1 Volume Chord 2 Volume Chord 3 Volume Phra...

Page 27: ...e corresponding memory flag on LCD will be erased Memory Data Mem Bank 1 2 The data can be stored to the memory are as follows Voice R1 Voice R2 Voice L Sustain Style Tempo Function Mixer Accomp Volum...

Page 28: ...ag goes out on the LCD The default parameters stored in the O T S including Voice R1 Voice R2 Voice L Octave Voice R1 Volume Voice R2 Volume Chorus Level Reverb Level Rec_song 8BtRock 8BtRock 1 2 3 4...

Page 29: ...hten and darken When the cursor is flashing it indicates the flashing track is the track chosen to be recorded When the cursor is lightened it indicates there is recorded material in this track for th...

Page 30: ...he LCD displays the current song name and number Use the YES or NO button and DIAL to select one you want to play Press the PLAY STOP button for the second time to playback the user song Press it for...

Page 31: ...he original rhythm This rhythm can be chosen from any of the existing 200 styles and you can also select the rhythm been recorded into the user style The style must be recorded by paragraph and by tra...

Page 32: ...style data In Replace mode the original style data will be overwritten with the newly recorded data Record YES NO Replace 1 2 Use the YES or NO button and DIAL to select the others includes Record Cop...

Page 33: ...e START STOP button again to stop recording and return to the synchronized start state You can repeat the recording operation above to record the other tracks or paragraphs by pressing the FUNCTION BA...

Page 34: ...the dial to select includes 1 4 quarter 1 4 Tri Quarter Triplet 1 8 Eighth 1 8Tri Eighth Triplet 1 16 Sixteenth 1 16 Tri sixteenthTriplet 1 32 32nd 1 32 Tri 32nd Triplet YES NO the accuracy for quant...

Page 35: ...aph of rhythm Main _ A Main _ B Intro _ M Intro_m Fill _ A Fill _ B Ending _ M Ending _ m YES NO button or rotate the DIAL Main_A Chord1 Sure Complete 3 4 5 6 Press to enter the Track menu FUNCTION NE...

Page 36: ...finish deleting Select DELETE in style record menu level5 and then LCD displays Complete There are Main _ A Main _ B Intro _ M Intro_m Fill _ A Fill _ B Ending _ M Ending _ m and All There are Rhythm...

Page 37: ...and PAUSE Song repeat When playing the song press REPEAT A B button to set the location of loop begin and loop end to the current song Press the REPEAT A B to set the loop begin and press the REPEAT A...

Page 38: ...te the melody and chord position LCD shows the last note played by RIGHT track and it will be convenient for you to practice Because the melody track note span of song may exceed the range that staff...

Page 39: ...Type the keys above C6 are used to assign the Chord Root CHORD DICT R When the Chord Type and Chord Root is confirmed The LCD will display the Chord and its keyboard position For example if we want to...

Page 40: ...ing keyboard position automatically Press R button for the third time to turn off chord dictionary L R LESSON CHORD DICT Dict 2 LESSON 1 2 C4 M C5 7 b9 M 9 C 5 7 9 D4 6 D5 7 9 E 4 b mM7 E 5 7 b13 E4 M...

Page 41: ...system format Press the MENU button to enter the SD CARD sub menu which includes PLAY LOAD SAVE DELETE and FORMAT If there is no card it will display No Card you can press MENU to exit Otherwise Wait...

Page 42: ...r subdirectories of the directory will be displayed If there is neither MIDI file nor subdirectory in the current directory LCD will display and the d sign you can press the EXECUTE button to exit the...

Page 43: ...the main name of the file includes 8 characters the postfix name is MID You can select songs with DIAL or the YES the NO button Press the EXECUTE button to confirm the desired file the empty user song...

Page 44: ...LCD will display the naming state you can play the keyboard to input the file name Press the EXECUTE button to enter the enquiry page Sure will be displayed on the LCD You just need to press the EXEC...

Page 45: ...udes 48 memorizers Select the menu Delete and press the EXECUTE button all files includes MIDI files user songs and user styles or all directories in the root of SD are displayed on the LCD You can se...

Page 46: ...letters will be displayed with capital letter by pressing the key board in letter area directly Explanation While in the SD mode press the SHIFT key hold on it won t respond to it If the name input h...

Page 47: ...pended standby mode before connecting the USB cable Connect the USB cable to the instrument and a computer before turning the power of the instrument on 1 System Requirements CPU 300 MHz or higher Pen...

Page 48: ...ated equipment s MIDI IN Note that MIDI OUT cannot be connected with MIDI IN on the same equipment The method of connection Connect the MIDI interface with PC Connect the MIDI interface with the other...

Page 49: ...423 W x162 H mm 12kg Adaptor Music Rest Manual Multi functional LCD 76 keys with touch response 559 Voices 64 note polyphony max 203 Styles including 3 user styles 100 Songs 2 Demos Power on off Maste...

Page 50: ...ossfade Piano Piano Pad Piano Vibraphone Electric Grand Piano Stereo Honk Tonk Honky Tonk Honky Tonk Dark Honky Tonk 1 W Honky Tonk 2 W Stereo Hard E P Detuned E P 1 Detuned E P 2 E Piano 1 E Piano 2...

Page 51: ...ss Filter Jazz Style A Bass Mute G T Resonant Bass Velocity Crossfade Bass Wah Bass 1 Wah Bass 2 Finger Bass 1 Finger Bass 2 Detuned Finger Bass Dark Finger Bass Jazz Bass Resonant Finger Bass Velocit...

Page 52: ...3 Dark Trombone Strings Trombone Tuba 1 Tuba 2 Tuba Solo Soft Tuba Muted Trumpet 1 Muted Trumpet 2 French Horn 1 French Horn 2 Soft Horn Stereo French Horn 5th Horn Orchestr Brass Section 1 Brass Sec...

Page 53: ...Stream Helicopter 2 Seashore 1 Telephone Ring 2 OpenDoor Starship CloseDoor Siren Gunshot 2 Rise2 Bird Tweet Ambulance Rise1 Fall Seashore 2 Bird 1 Clop Wind Cattle Horse Telephone Ring 1 Bird 458 459...

Page 54: ...gan Stereo Strings Stereo Organ Piano Accordian 2 Power Distorted Guitar Dynamic Bass X Fade Bass 499 500 501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509 510 511 512 513 514 515 516 517 518 519 520 521 522 523 52...

Page 55: ...48 70 s Rock Roll 049 FolkRock 050 Soft Rock 051 Pop Rock 052 Old Rock 053 Easy Rock 054 New Shuffle 055 Rock Hip Hop 056 Rock Roll 057 Rock1 058 RockShuffle 059 R N R 1 060 Rock Shuffle BALLROOM 061...

Page 56: ...a 152 Mambo 153 Meneito 154 Rumba1 155 Rumba2 156 Tikitikita Name Number 157 Lambada 158 Pop Cha Cha1 159 Pop Cha Cha2 160 Salsa 161 Bossa1 World 162 EnkaBallad 163 Laendler 164 Hawaiian 165 Sirtake 1...

Page 57: ...inny Symphony No 40 Auf Flugeln Dec Gesanges Arpeggione Sonata in Am Santa Lucia Country Jambalaya Susanna Bridge Battle Hymne Of The Republic The Old Gray Mare American Patrol In The Rain Sippin Cide...

Page 58: ...Appendix 4 Demo List 001 Jazz 002 Dream of freedom Name Number 58 Appendix 5 Chord List...

Page 59: ...n off All Notes off Active sense Reset Note 0 127 0 127 Appendix 6 MIDI Implementation Chart 3 X O Bank Select Modulation Portamento Time Data Entry Volume Pan Expression Sustain Pedal Portamento ON O...

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