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NOTES:

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Please read the important safety 

instructions before use.

WARNING

NOTES:

-

Before connecting to the mains 

make sure that the rated voltage 
shown on the rear panel matches 
your mains voltage supply.

NOTE: Make sure your local 

voltage is 230V/240V~, 50Hz.

fig. 1

fig. 2

fig. 3

MIC

OUT

d.c 9V

fig. 4

USING WITH AC/DC ADAPTOR

USING WITH BATTERIES

1. Open the battery compartment.

See fig. 1 

2. Insert six new AA size batteries 

with the   and    marks correctly 
aligned.

See fig. 2

3. Carefully slide the battery door 

closed.

See fig. 3 

Battery replacement

When the battery voltage drops, 
there will be a reduction in 
performance which might include 
low sound, distortion, or failure of 
the digital display to light. If this 
happens, turn off the power, ensure 
the unit is unplugged from the 
mains and replace with a new set 
of batteries.

Note on batteries:

Do not mix different types of 
batteries or an old battery with a 
new one.

To prevent the risk of leakage or 
explosions, never recharge the 
batteries, apply heat or take them 
apart.

When not using batteries, remove 
them to prevent battery drain.

If liquid leaks from the batteries, 
throw them away. Thoroughly clean 
the battery compartment with a dry 
cloth.

1.  Plug the Adaptor  (not supplied) 

into the power supply and insert 
the jack into the DC In  Z . 

See fig. 4

Z

Recommendation on the 
AC/DC adaptor :

-  Input : 230V~ 50Hz
-  Output : DC 9V
-  Only a safety isolating 

transformer with CE marking 
that complies with British 
Standard BS EN 61588-1 and 
BS EN 61588-2-6 as giving 
presumption of compliance 
with the essential requirements 
in the Low Voltage Directive 
73/23/EEC amended by 
93/68/EEC should be used. In 
case of any doubt, please 
consult a qualified electrical 
professional.

Using with AC/DC Adaptor

DC IN 9V

Summary of Contents for MK-4100

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual Please keep for future reference Acoustic Solutions Mini Silver Keyboard MK 4100 07 05 ...

Page 2: ...r safety Take care not to drop the unit or subject it to strong shocks Children Children do not understand the dangers associated with operating electrical appliances Never allow children to use this appliance Mains Lead If this unit has a mains lead or is connected with a mains adaptor do not allow the lead to become strained or damaged as it creates a hazard Ventilation Warning Do not allow wate...

Page 3: ...I M N O P Q R Q T U S V Rear Panel X Y Z G I J K L M P Q R S T U V X Z Y H Loudspeakers Power Switch Fill In Volume Single Finger Chord Fingered Chord Record Playback Effect Rhythm Programming Stop One Key Guide Demo Timbre Percussion Timbre Shift Rhythm Percussion Keys Timbre Keys Tempo Chord Keys Mic In Audio Out D C In N O B 1 x Music Stand A 1 x Keyboard L K J F E D F C 1 x Microphone ...

Page 4: ...rom the mains and replace with a new set of batteries Note on batteries Do not mix different types of batteries or an old battery with a new one To prevent the risk of leakage or explosions never recharge the batteries apply heat or take them apart When not using batteries remove them to prevent battery drain If liquid leaks from the batteries throw them away Thoroughly clean the battery compartme...

Page 5: ...estart Press Volume G for 16 level volume control See fig 8 Demonstration Songs and Percussion 1 Press Demo P to play the first demonstration song Press the button again to continue You can change the tempo by pressing Tempo U Press Stop M or any other function button to quit this function There are 6 demonstration songs for you to choose See fig 9 2 Press Percussion Keys T to select percussion so...

Page 6: ...ontrol See fig 14 TIMBRE LIST 01 PIANO 02 HARP 03 ORGAN 04 BELL 05 J GUITAR 06 VIOLIN 07 STRING 08 GUITAR 09 TRUMPET 10 TUBA 11 E BASS 12 SAXOPHONE 13 FLUTE 14 BANJO 15 OBOE 16 HORN Auto Rhythms and Rhythm Programming RHYTHM LIST 01 DISCO 02 8 BEAT 03 ROCK ROLL 04 RHUMBA 05 TANGO 06 MARCH 07 COUNTRY 08 BOSSA NOVA 09 WALTZ 10 CHA CHA 2 In rhythm mode press Fill In F to add 1 2 bars of special sound...

Page 7: ...just press Playback Effect K again For a new recording please repeat the above steps Press Stop M to quit the function See fig 18 Guide Function 1 Press the Guide O and then press the white key to select the melody in performance The main melody will then be masked but is restored if you don t play for three seconds See fig 19 2 Press One Key N and then press the white key to select a melody in on...

Page 8: ...s period by the dealer from whom you purchased the unit The guarantee is subject to the following provisions The guarantee does not cover accidental damage misuse cabinet parts knobs or consumable items The product must be correctly installed and operated in accordance with the instructions contained in this manual It must be used solely for domestic purpose The guarantee will be rendered invalide...

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