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2)Checking tone generator information
①
Tone generator type
②
Tone generator version
[The result will be the same as the result of step 2) checking sensor information.]
The tones indicating tone generator information will be repeated in the following order: 1
→
2
8.Unit Connection Diagram
(Example)
In the case of C0 (4) and D0 (6) (DO and RE), the tone generator version is “Ver. 2”.
In the case of C0 (4), D0 (6) and E0 (8) (DO, RE and MI), the tone generator version is “Ver.
3”.
Press the A-1 (1) key once to check the sensor information: Press the B-1 (3) key once to
check the tone generator information. (Fig. 18)
When the B-1 (3) key is pressed once during the checking of sensor information, tones
indicating tone generator information will be sounded. The information can be confirmed by
the number of piano sound notes.
Starting from C3 (40), higher notes are sounded one by one as D3 (42), E3 (44). The tone
generator type can be confirmed by the number of tones sounded. (Fig. 18)
(Example)
In the case of C3 (40) and D3 (42) (DO and RE), the tone generator type is “Type 2”.
In the case of C3 (40), D3 (42) and E3 (44) (DO, RE and MI), the tone generator type is
“Type 3”.
Starting from C0 (4), higher notes are sounded one by one as D0 (6), E0 (8). The tone
generator version can be confirmed by the number of tones sounded. (Fig. 18)
*Sostenuto
Pedal Sensor
2P
4P
3P
*for model YUS5 and SU7 only
Fig.19
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