11
Rear panel
Message windows
MESSAGE WINDOWS
Sometimes,
a
message
might
appear
in
the
display,
warning
about
an
error
or
an
incorrect
operation:
Press
ENTER
or
EXIT
to
exit
one
of
these
windows.
Other
messages
ask
for
an
answer,
as
in
the
“Are
you
sure”
window
below:
Press
ENTER/YES
for
Yes,
or
EXIT/NO
for
No.
SYMBOLS AND ICONS
Many
icons
and
symbols,
on
the
custom
display,
show
the
status
of
a
parameter
or
the
display
content.
Realtime/Keyboard
track
(Upper
1–3,
Lower).
Drum
track
(Style
track
view).
Percussion
track
(Style
track
view).
Grouped
Drum
and
Percussion
tracks.
Bass
track
(Style
track
view).
Grouped
accompaniment
tracks.
This
symbol
indicates
the
five
grouped
accompaniment
tracks
(Acc1–5).
Accompaniment
tracks
(Style
track
view).
Sequencer
tracks.
Selected
track
or
parameter.
When
this
symbol
appears,
you
can
execute
any
available
opera
‐
tion
on
the
selected
item.
(no
icon)
The
track
is
in
mute,
and
can’t
play
on
the
key
‐
board.
GRAYED-OUT NON-AVAILABLE
PARAMETERS
Currently
non
‐
available
parameters
are
now
shown
in
“gray”
in
the
display,
i.e.
with
a
“ghost”
texture.
Here
is
an
example
of
a
grayed
‐
out
parameter,
compared
to
a
normal
parameter:
5. REAR PANEL
1
PHONES
Use
this
jack
to
connect
a
pair
of
headphones.
You
can
use
headphones
with
an
impedance
of
16–200
Ω
(50
Ω
suggested).
Use
a
headphone
distributor
to
connect
more
than
one
pair
of
headphones.
2
INPUT
Use
these
unbalanced
connectors
to
input
another
keyboard/
synthesizer,
a
(non
‐
powered)
mixer’s
output,
or
a
CD/tape
player
(line
impedance).
The
signal
is
automatically
routed
to
the
speakers,
the
Audio
Outputs
and
the
Phones.
3
OUTPUTS
Use
these
unbalanced
connectors
to
send
the
audio
signal
(sound)
to
a
mixer,
a
PA
system,
a
set
of
powered
monitors,
or
your
hi
‐
fi
system.
Set
the
output
level
with
the
MASTER
VOLUME
slider.
4
DAMPER
Use
this
to
connect
a
Damper
pedal,
like
the
KORG
PS1,
PS3
or
DS1H.
5
ASSIGN. PDL/SW
Use
this
to
connect
a
continuous
or
footswitch
pedal,
like
the
KORG
EXP2
or
XVP10.
6
MIDI interface
The
MIDI
interface
allows
your
microARRANGER
to
be
con
‐
nected
to
an
external
controller
(master
keyboard,
MIDI
gui
‐
tar,
wind
controller,
MIDI
accordion…),
to
an
expander,
or
to
a
computer
running
a
sequencer
or
an
editor.
IN
This
connector
receives
MIDI
data
from
a
com
‐
puter
or
a
controller.
Connect
it
to
an
external
controller’s
or
computer’s
MIDI
OUT.
OUT
This
connector
sends
MIDI
data
generated
by
the
microARRANGER’s
keyboard,
controllers,
and/or
the
internal
sequencer.
Connect
it
to
an
expander’s
or
computer’s
MIDI
IN.
7
DC 12V (AC power adapter connector)
Plug
the
supplied
power
adapter
into
this
connector.
8
SD Card Slot
To
insert
an
SD
card
(or
SDHC
card),
push
it
into
the
slot
until
it
clicks
into
place.
To
remove
the
SD
card,
push
it
in;
the
card
will
pop
out
slightly,
allowing
you
to
pull
it
out.
Note:
Carefully
read
the
owner
ʹ
s
manual
that
came
with
your
SD
card,
and
observe
the
instruc
‐
tions
regarding
care
and
handling.
Note:
Take
care
to
insert
the
SD
card
in
the
cor
‐
rect
direction
and
orientation,
and
be
sure
to
press
it
all
the
way
into
the
slot.
Do
not
use
excessive
force.
Text in solid black
Text in gray
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Connector
side
Содержание micro arranger
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