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IN 1

DC IN 10V

USE AD1-1010

AD2-1010

AD3-1010

ADAPTOR

ONLY       

IN 2

OUT

MIDI

+

IN 1

DC IN 10-15V

USE

SUZUKI AD-Series

ADAPTOR only       

IN 2

OUT

MIDI

+

AIN

120

ATTENTION - LOCK Feature

This Advance Feateure is designed to make the XPK-100 easier to use in live-performance

situations by greatly reducing the possibility of accidental changes in sounds or setups.

When using the  XPK-100 in performance, it may be possible that you would accidentally touch
one of the Switches with your foot and change, say, a Preset when you did not intend to do so.

This Advanced Feature is designed to minimize the possibility of this happening.

When the LOCK Feature is "ON," all of the Switches except the CONTROL Switch are

disabled from operating any of their assigned functions If you accidentally strike a Switch
during performance, your settings will not be disrupted.

When the LOCK Feature is "OFF," the Swicthes will all work normally.

The display of the Accessory Panel has been changed as shown below, and
the Adaptor AD1-1508 or AD3-1508 is possible to use.

New Accessory Panel

Old Accessory Panel

1 Introduction

6 Infomation Center Display

7 Infomation Center Display

The Information Center Display will flash 
the following for approximately 1 second:

The Information Center Display will flash the following for approximately 1 second:

LOCK Feature is memorized even after switching off the power. 
The default setting is LOCK Feature enabled.

 If it is all reset, it starts from LOCK Feature enabled.

LO?

P01

LOCK Feature enabled

LOCK Feature disabled

P r e s s   a n d   H o l d  
t h e   T R AN SP OS E / L O C K  
S w i t c h   f o r   1   s e c o n d

P r e s s   a n d   H o l d  
t h e   T R AN SP OS E / L O C K  
S w i t c h   f o r   1   s e c o n d

LO?

P01

LOCK Feature enabled

LOCK Feature disabled

PLAY Mode

ALL RESET

Basic Hook-Up

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SUZUKI  MUSI CA L. INST.MFG.CO.,LTD.

Version 1.20 Addendum

HA<O> XPK-100

457-40147 V1.0 070828

Printed in Japan

Содержание XPK-100

Страница 1: ...HA O XPK 100 MIDI PEDALBOARD Quick Features Guide HAMMOND SUZUKI LTD Hamamatsu Japan...

Страница 2: ...NTRODUCTION 1 Basic Hook Up 1 A C Power 1 MIDI Connections 1 A Word About MIDI 1 Connecting the XPK 100 to a Hammond Drawbar Keyboard 2 Connecting the XPK 100 to another keyboard instrument 2 MIDI Mer...

Страница 3: ...acle This is used to secure the AC cord so that it will not accidentally come unplugged MIDI Connections In order to use the XPK 100 the unit must be connected via MIDI to a keyboard or other MIDI com...

Страница 4: ...cting the XPK 100 to another keyboard instrument The XPK 100 can also interface with other keyboard instruments simply connect the MIDI OUT of the XPK 100 into the MIDI IN of the other keyboard NOTE S...

Страница 5: ...tyle i e two manuals and pedals Below is an example of how to connect multiple keyboards and the XPK 100 together with the Hammond XM 1 Drawbar Module to create a virtual B 3 Channel 1 Upper Manual Ch...

Страница 6: ...SOFT THRU function so that all the parts can be recorded When you are ready to play back your Sequence be sure to 1 Turn MIDI SOFT THRU OFF on your Hammond Drawbar Keyboard 2 Disconnect the MIDI cable...

Страница 7: ...ese two Switches are located to the left of the Information Center Display They function in two ways PLAY Mode The two Switches allow you to scroll through and select the Preset number you want EDIT M...

Страница 8: ...will display The Information Center Display should look similar to this The designation P01 indicates that Preset 1 is active Presets are predefined combinations of the various parameters on the XPK...

Страница 9: ...power to it NOTE Doing the following procedure will erase all parameters settings and registrations returning the XPK 100 to the original Hammond factory default settings To ensure that important data...

Страница 10: ...ctable way such as Controller 64 for Sustain etc The following is a brief explanation of each of the Advanced Feature functions E00 PK MIDI Channel Allows you to select the MIDI Channel on which the X...

Страница 11: ...Please refer to the documentation for your module to determine the Bank numbers for specific voices E13 System Allows you to perform certain functions associated with the basic system or setup of the...

Страница 12: ...two messages as shown below NOTE You can also press the PRESET EDIT Switch to arrive at the same Advanced Feature selection NOTE After resetting the XPK 100 E00 is normally the first Advanced Feature...

Страница 13: ...l 15 Press the Lo C Pedal then press the E Pedal MIDI Channel 16 Press the Lo C Pedal then press the F Pedal 4 When you have selected the proper MIDI Channel then press the Hi C Pedal once The Informa...

Страница 14: ...This indicated that the XPK 100 is ready to be transposed 2 Now select the Transposition interval you want by using the Pedal keys That data chart below shows how to do this TRANSPOSE OPTIONS Transpos...

Страница 15: ...s the E Pedal Up 5 half steps Press the F Pedal Up 6 half steps Press the F Pedal Down 5 half steps Press the G Pedal Down 4 half steps Press the G Pedal Down 3 half steps Press the A Pedal Down 2 hal...

Страница 16: ...ss the PRESET EDIT Switch repeatedly until the Information Center Display alternates between two messages as shown below NOTE You can also press the PRESET EDIT Switch to arrive at the same Advanced F...

Страница 17: ...is now set to the value you selected NOTE After doing the above you will notice a small red dot between the first and second characters of the Information Center Display This indicates that your new...

Страница 18: ...ction 3 Now use the Pedal keys to select between Poly and Mono Mode Use the WHITE Pedal keys Lo C D E F G A and B to select Poly Mode Use the BLACK Pedal keys C D F G and A to select Mono Mode 4 When...

Страница 19: ...old ON or OFF Use the WHITE Pedal keys Lo C D E F G A and B to turn PK Hold ON Use the BLACK Pedal keys C D F G and A to turn PK Hold OFF 4 When you have made your selection then press the Hi C Pedal...

Страница 20: ...want Using the DEC INC Pedal keys Use the DEC A Pedal key to decrease the Volume setting Use the INC B Pedal key to increase the Volume setting 4 When you have made your selection then press the Hi C...

Страница 21: ...Advanced Feature selection 3 Now use the Pedal keys to select the Velocity setting you want Using the DEC INC Pedal keys Use the DEC A Pedal key to decrease the Velocity setting Use the INC B Pedal ke...

Страница 22: ...THIS 1 From PLAY Mode press the PLAY EDIT Switch once The Information Center Display should alternate between two messages as shown below 2 Press the PRESET EDIT Switch repeatedly until the Informatio...

Страница 23: ...I Channel 14 Press the Lo C Pedal then press the D Pedal MIDI Channel 15 Press the Lo C Pedal then press the E Pedal MIDI Channel 16 Press the Lo C Pedal then press the F Pedal 4 When you have made yo...

Страница 24: ...nce The Information Center Display should alternate between two messages as shown below 2 Press the PRESET EDIT Switch repeatedly until the Information Center Display alternates between two messages a...

Страница 25: ...ation Minimum Transmits a Modulation value of 48 30h Modulation Mid Transmits a Modulation value of 65 41h Modulation Maximum Transmits a Modulation value of 96 7Fh V1 C1 Turns on the V1 C1 Touch Tab...

Страница 26: ...ill now control the function you have selected NOTE After doing the above you will notice a small red dot between the first and second characters of the Information Center Display This indicates that...

Страница 27: ...so press the PRESET EDIT Switch to arrive at the same Advanced Feature selection 3 Now use the Pedal keys to select between Alternate and Momentary Mode Use the WHITE Pedal keys Lo C D E F G A and B t...

Страница 28: ...Program number you want Using the DEC INC Pedal keys Use the DEC A Pedal key to scroll down through the Program numbers Use the INC B Pedal key to scroll up through the Program numbers 4 When you hav...

Страница 29: ...te between two messages as shown below 2 Press the PRESET EDIT Switch repeatedly until the Information Center Display alternates between two messages as shown below NOTE You can also press the PRESET...

Страница 30: ...splay will show you the current parameter alternating with your selected value 5 To exit the EDIT Mode and return to PLAY Mode press the Hi C Pedal again NOTE After doing the above you will notice a s...

Страница 31: ...Display should alternate between two messages as shown below 2 Press the PRESET EDIT Switch repeatedly until the Information Center Display alternates between two messages as shown below NOTE You can...

Страница 32: ...splay will show you the current parameter alternating with your selected value 5 To exit the EDIT Mode and return to PLAY Mode press the Hi C Pedal again NOTE After doing the above you will notice a s...

Страница 33: ...ction you want Using the DEC INC Pedal keys Use the DEC A Pedal key to scroll down through the selections Use the INC B Pedal key to scroll up through the selections Using the Pedal keys from Lo C thr...

Страница 34: ...from operating any of their assigned functions If you accidentally strike a Switch during performance your settings will not be disrupted When the LOCK Feature is OFF the Switches will all work normal...

Страница 35: ...he Information Center Display should look similar to this The designation P01 indicates that Preset 1 is selected TRY THIS 1 From the above screen touch the PRESET EDIT Switch once The Information Cen...

Страница 36: ...d look similar to this 4 Press and Hold the PLAY EDIT Switch The Information Center Display should now flash a Preset Number similar to this 5 You can now select which Preset Number to save your edits...

Страница 37: ...E05 PK Volume 1 127 E06 Fixed Vel Value 1 127 E07 Control Channel 1 16 Pedal E08 CONTROL Sw Func See page 23 E09 CONTROL Sw Mode Alternate Momentary E10 Program Change OFF 1 128 E11 Bank Select MSB 0...

Страница 38: ...l Change Bank Select 0 32 Modulation 1 Data Entry 6 38 Main Volume 7 16 17 18 19 64 65 66 67 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 Bank Select Modulation Data Entry Main Volume General Purpose 1 4 Pedal Switches...

Страница 39: ...r countries contact HAMMOND SUZUKI Ltd 25 12 Ryoke 2 Chome Hamamatsu 430 Shizuoka JAPAN Technical materials are available and can be obtained by mailing a request to the appropriate address listed abo...

Страница 40: ...HAMMOND SUZUKI LTD Hamamatsu Japan...

Страница 41: ...is OFF the Swicthes will all work normally The display of the Accessory Panel has been changed as shown below and the Adaptor AD1 1508 or AD3 1508 is possible to use New Accessory Panel Old Accessory...

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