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NOTICE 

Always follow the basic precautions listed below to avoid the possibility of serious injury or 

even  death  from  electrical  shock,  damage,  fire  or  other  hazards.  These  precautions 

include, but are not limited to, the followings:   

1.  Read and understand all the instructions.   

2.  Always follow the instructions on the instrument.   

3.  Before cleaning the instrument, always remove the electric plug from the outlet as well 

as  the  USB  cable.  When  cleaning,  use  a  soft  and  dry  cloth.  Do  not  use  gasoline, 

alcohol, acetone, turpentine or any other organic solutions; do not use liquid cleaner, 

spray cleaner or too wet cloth.   

4.  Do  not  use  the  instrument  near  water  or  moisture,  such  as  bathtub,  washbasin, 

washing sink in the kitchen or similar places.   

5.  Do not place the instrument on an unstable place where it might accidentally fall over.   

6.  Do  not  jam  sinks-  or  holes  of  the  instrument;  those  sinks-  or  holes  are  used  for  air 

circulation  to  prevent  the  instrument  from  overheating.  Do  not  place  the  instrument 

near heat sink or any places with poor air circulation.   

7.  Do not place anything on the power cord. Make sure the power cord is set on a safe 

place, so nobody will step on it and no body will trip over it.   

8.  Do not insert anything in the instrument, which may cause fire or electrical shock. Do 

not splash any kind of liquid to the instrument.   

9.  Do not disassemble the instrument in case of accidental electrical shock.   

10. Always  take  the  instrument  to  a  qualified  service  center  in  need  of  repair.  You  will 

endanger  yourself  if  you  open  or  remove  the  cover,  and  improper  assembly  may 

cause electrical shock in future use.   

11. Unplug  all  the  connectors  and  take  the  instrument  to  a  qualified  service  center  if 

anything in the below listed happens:   

(1) The power cord or connector gets damaged or worn out.   

(2) Any liquid gets into the instrument.   

(3) The instrument gets rain or water splash.   

(4) The instrument does not work properly after following all the instructions.   

(5) The instrument falls down or gets broken. 

(6) The instrument functions poorly.   

12. Do not use the instrument in thunder; otherwise the thunder may cause long-distance 

electrical shock.   

13. When the power cord is connected to the AC outlet, do not touch the naked part of the 

cord or the connector. 

14. Keep the instrument away from dust, heat and vibration. 

15. WORLDE  is  not  responsible  for  any  damage  or  data  loss  caused  by  improper 

operation to the instrument. 

16. All the pictures and the LED displays in the manual are used for demonstration; they 

may be different from the real instrument.   

 

Summary of Contents for KS25A

Page 1: ...1 KSA Series MIDI Controller User s Manual Model KS25A 49A 61A...

Page 2: ...2 Product List Please check all the items in your KS25A 49A 61A package l The KS25A 49A 61A product 1 pcs l USB cable 1 pcs l User s manual CD 1 pc...

Page 3: ...nd no body will trip over it 8 Do not insert anything in the instrument which may cause fire or electrical shock Do not splash any kind of liquid to the instrument 9 Do not disassemble the instrument...

Page 4: ...2 SPLIT POINT 10 3 13 MTC 11 3 14 ACTIVE SENSING 11 3 15 LOCK 11 3 16 MUTE 11 3 17 SNAP SHOT 11 3 18 UPLOAD DOWNLOAD 11 3 19 PEDAL POLARITY 13 3 20 SWITCH DIAL FUNCTION GROUPS 13 3 21 ALL NOTE OFF 13...

Page 5: ...l Wheel P and Wheel M which can be assigned as 148 controllers l 2xAssignable data buttons Data which can be assigned as 160 controllers l 1xEdit button Edit switch play and edit status l 1xDial funct...

Page 6: ...n assignable wheel that can be assigned as 148 controllers The initial setting is 146th controller pitch bend wheel 6 MODULATION Wheel It is an assignable wheel that can be assigned as 148 controllers...

Page 7: ...octave and transpose adjustment at the same time when the indicator is off it indicates that there s no upper lower octave nor transpose adjustment 12 Dial Function Group Indicator When the correspond...

Page 8: ...the Slider is assigned as Master Volume Controller Assignable controllers reference Appendix 1 Assignable controller List Assignable controller parameters reference Appendix 2 Assignable Controller Pa...

Page 9: ...at the same time to set the program number to initial 0 When the dials R1 R4 or R5 R8 are assigned as PROGRAM they R1 R4 or R5 R8 can be used to adjust program Press EDIT button to enter keyboard mul...

Page 10: ...d as OCTAVE use dial R1 R4 or R5 R8 to adjust octave Adjustment range is 3 octaves 3 10 DUAL Press EDIT button to enter keyboard multi function mode and then press DUAL to open close dual function Dua...

Page 11: ...be transmitted under Mute mode 3 17 SNAP SHOT Press EDIT button to enter keyboard multi function mode and then press SNAP SHORT DATA SLIDER WHEEL PEDAL R1 R4 and R5 R8 and etc all together to transmit...

Page 12: ...nload mode LED displays SEd 6 Cubase starts to playback and transmit system message to KS25A 49A 61A 7 LED displays don after KS25A 49A 61A finishes receiving correct system message 8 Use SNAP SHOT fu...

Page 13: ...F message while releasing the pedal you do not need to do any adjustment Otherwise you can press down the pedal while switching on this unit and release the pedal after the unit is turned on Press EDI...

Page 14: ...ti function mode and then press GM ON to transmit GM initialization message F0 7E 7F 09 01 F7 KS49A 61A 3 26 GM2 ON Press EDIT button to enter keyboard multi function mode and then press GM2 ON to tra...

Page 15: ...9A 61A 3 30 CLEAN While using numeric pad to enter numbers press CLEAN button to set the number to 0 KS49A 61A 3 31 RESET If not especially mentioned press DATA buttons at the same time to set control...

Page 16: ...59 156 100 10 R4 0 0 159 157 0 11 R5 0 0 159 7 100 12 R6 1 0 159 7 100 13 R7 2 0 159 7 100 14 R8 3 0 159 7 100 4 2 APPENDIX 2 ASSIGNABLE CONTROLLER PARAMETER LIST CONTROLLER NO DEFINITION INITIAL VALU...

Page 17: ...Expression LSB 127 0 127 44 63 Controller 0 0 127 64 Sustain 0 0 127 65 Portamento 0 0 127 66 Sostenuto 0 0 127 67 Soft Pedal 0 0 127 68 Legato FootSwitch 0 0 127 69 Hold 2 0 0 127 70 Sound Controlle...

Page 18: ...130 Channel Coarse Tuning RPN 64 0 127 131 Modulation Depth Range RPN 64 0 127 132 Vibrato Rate NRPN 64 0 127 133 Vibrato Depth NRPN 64 0 127 134 Vibrato Delay NRPN 64 0 127 135 Filter Cutoff Frequenc...

Page 19: ...NO STATUS DEFINITION 1 xxx 3 Digit Display 2 xx Upper Transpose Value 3 xx Lower Transpose Value 4 x Upper Octave Value 5 x Lower Octave Value 6 CHO 1 Under Assign Mode indicate the controller to be...

Page 20: ...eset and etc u Controllable Parameters Transpose Octave MIDI Transmit Channel Velocity Curve Adjust Keyboard Split Point and etc 3 Panel Indicator u 4xAssignable Dials u 1xDial Group Function Shift Bu...

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