7
Front panel
The music stand
35 VALUE LED
This
LED
shows
the
status
of
the
DIAL
and
DOWN/
‐
and
UP/
+
buttons.
ON
The
DIAL
and
DOWN/
‐
and
UP/+
buttons
act
as
Value
controls,
to
change
the
value
of
the
selected
parameter
in
the
display.
OFF
The
DIAL
and
DOWN/
‐
and
UP/+
buttons
con
‐
trol
the
Tempo.
36 EXIT/NO
Use
this
button
to
perform
various
actions,
leaving
the
cur
‐
rent
status:
•
exit
a
dialog
box
•
answer
“No”
to
any
question
that
appears
in
the
display
•
exit
the
Menu
window
•
go
back
to
the
main
page
of
the
current
operating
mode
•
exit
the
Global
or
Card
Edit
environment,
and
go
back
to
the
main
page
of
the
current
operating
mode
•
exit
from
a
Style,
Performance
or
Program
Select
win
‐
dow
37 ENTER/YES
Use
this
button
to
perform
various
actions,
confirming
the
current
selected
status:
•
answer
“Yes”
to
any
question
that
appears
in
the
display
•
confirm
a
command
38 DISPLAY HOLD
This
button
turns
the
Display
Hold
function
on
or
off.
ON
When
you
open
a
temporary
window
(like
the
Program
Select
window),
it
remains
in
the
dis
‐
play
until
you
press
EXIT/NO,
or
an
operating
mode
button.
OFF
Any
temporary
window
closes
after
a
certain
time,
or
after
selecting
an
item
in
the
window.
39 CHORD SCANNING section
In
Style
Play
and
Backing
Sequence
mode,
use
these
buttons
to
define
the
way
chords
are
recognized
by
the
arranger.
LOWER
Chords
are
detected
below
the
split
point.
The
number
of
notes
you
should
play
to
form
a
chord
is
defined
by
the
Chord
Scanning
Mode
parameter.
UPPER
Chords
are
detected
above
the
split
point.
You
must
always
play
three
or
more
notes
to
let
the
arranger
recognize
a
chord.
FULL
(both
LEDs
on)
Chords
are
detected
on
the
full
keyboard
range.
You
must
always
play
three
or
more
notes
to
let
the
arranger
recognize
a
chord.
OFF
No
chords
will
be
detected.
After
pressing
START/STOP,
only
the
Drum
and
Percussion
accompaniment
tracks
can
play.
40 KEYBOARD MODE section
These
buttons
define
how
the
four
Keyboard
(or
Realtime)
tracks
are
positioned
on
the
keyboard.
SPLIT
The
Lower
track
plays
below
the
split
point,
while
the
Upper
1,
Upper
2
and
Upper
3
tracks
play
above
it.
By
default,
selecting
this
key
‐
board
mode
automatically
selects
the
Lower
chord
scanning
mode.
FULL
UPPER
The
Upper
1,
Upper
2
and/or
Upper
3
tracks
play
on
the
whole
keyboard
range.
The
Lower
track
does
not
play.
By
default,
selecting
this
keyboard
mode
automatically
selects
the
Full
chord
scanning
mode.
41 STYLE CHANGE
This
button
turns
the
Style
Change
function
on
or
off.
ON
When
you
select
a
Performance,
the
Style
could
change,
according
to
which
Style
number
is
memorized
onto
the
Performance.
OFF
When
you
select
a
Performance,
the
Style
and
Style
track
settings
remain
unchanged.
Only
Realtime
(Keyboard)
tracks
settings
are
changed.
42
Press
this
button
to
use
the
PROGRAM/PERFORMANCE
section
to
select
a
Performance.
43
Press
this
button
to
use
the
PROGRAM/PERFORMANCE
section
to
select
a
Program,
and
assign
it
to
the
selected
track.
44 PROGRAM/PERFORMANCE section
Use
these
buttons
to
open
the
Program
Select
or
Performance
Select
window,
and
select
a
Program
or
a
Performance.
See
or
The
leftmost
button
selects
the
upper
or
lower
row
of
Pro
‐
gram
or
Performance
banks.
Press
it
until
you’ve
selected
the
row
that
you’re
looking
for.
(After
both
LEDs
have
consecu
‐
tively
turned
on,
press
the
button
again
to
turn
them
off).
UPPER
LED
ON
Upper
row
of
Programs
or
Performances
selected.
LOWER
LED
ON
Lower
row
of
Programs
or
Performances
selected.
On
the
front
panel,
Program
banks
are
identified
by
the
instrument
names,
while
Performance
banks
are
identified
by
numbers
(1–10;
0=bank
10).
A
note
about
Program
banks
and
names.
Programs
from
“PIANO”
to
“SFX”
are
standard
Programs,
the
user
can’t
directly
modify.
Programs
“USER1”
and
“USER2”
are
locations
where
you
can
load
new
Programs
from
the
memory
card.
“USER
DK”
is
where
you
can
load
new
drum
kits.
Each
Program
bank
contains
various
pages,
each
with
up
to
8
Programs.
You
can
browse
them
using
the
PAGE
buttons.
PERFORM.
PROGRAM
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