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SETTING UP
Using AC/DC Power Supply Adaptor
Plug the adaptor provided to the mains supply. Plug the output lead from the
adaptor into the socket on the front panel labelled “DC 12V”.
If the adaptor is lost or needs to be replaced for any other reason, use an adaptor
rated at 12 V DC at 350 mA or greater, fitted with a 2.1 mm power plug, with the
centre pole positive, such as P003L.
Installation of Batteries (not included)
Remove the cover of the battery compartment on the underside of the keyboard
and install six D-size batteries, making sure that the correct polarity is observed.
When the batteries are exhausted, the sound may become distorted and the
display unclear. Do not mix new and old batteries, this may cause batteries to
leak.
Connection of an external Amplifier
The keyboard has a built-in loudspeaker system and can also be connected to an
external amplifier. First turn off the keyboard, then connect to the amplifier.
Connect to the sockets labelled “R OUT L” on the back of the keyboard: right
channel to the “R” socket, and left channel to the “L” socket.
If the amplifier is fitted with RCA Phono sockets, use two mono 3.5 mm jack to
Phono plug leads, such as A118.
If the amplifier is fitted with 6.3 mm jacks, then use two mono 3.5 mm jack to
6.3 mm jack leads, such as G035AU.
Headphones (included) and Microphone (not included)
(1) When you are practising or performing, stereo headphones can be used to
monitor the performance. Use 32Ω headphones, fitted with a stereo 3.5 mm jack,
and connect to the socket on the rear panel labelled “HEADPHONES”
(2) A microphone can be connected to the 3.5 mm jack on the rear panel, so that
the built in speaker system can be used to amplifiy the vocals.