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Owners Manual
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ETTING
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LAYBACK
Setting default playback options can eliminate redundant steps. Following are some examples of what can be
done in this area: Automatic turn-on and play, continuous repeat of selected music, and random play of tracks
each time the unit is turned on.
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Enter
Press Play to start
playing a CD,
Demo or Floppy
file with
background music.
Press Setup
to enter the
menu below.
Turn the data dial
until the D in Default
into the underlined
and press Enter.
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Turn the data dial until the P
in Playback is underlined,
and press Enter.
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A U T O - O N C O N T I N U O U S
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Shuffle will
default the
system to
randomly pick the
tracks that are
selected.
Repeat will
default the unit to
repeat the track
or disk when
completed.
Continuous
When off it
will only play
one song at a
time and stop.
When On is selected the piano will start playing when
external power is applied. The source it will play will be
the last external source played when power was shut
down or CD, Floppy, Demo in that order if content is pre-
sent. It will play from the last source used before shut
down. If a CD is present, that will be played, if no CD is
present, it will play from the floppy, if no floppy is present
it will play the demo files.
P L A Y B A C K A U T O - O N
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Add a timer, it
is great for
restaurants and
hotels.
For Technical Support Call 1-941-597-5888
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TRIP
This area is where you tell Chili that a record strip is installed in your piano and connected to the MIDI input on the
back of the unit. This is done so that a feedback loop is not created, where a played note is fed back to the input and
continuously repeated. This is where we tell Chili we want the advanced record features or the quick record features.
The main difference between one-touch being on or off is what happens to the song in the scratch pad memory prior
to recording. When one touch is on and record is pushed everything that was in the scratch pad memory will be
erased. With one touch off we assume you would like to keep what was there and record new tracks over it.
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With One Touch on, pressing record will erase the
scratch pad memory and begin recording track one. It will
automatically assign grand piano to track 1 channel 1.
When you are finished recording the first track you may
press Enter and the system will automatically add a track
and assign the next successive channel.
With One-Touch off, more advanced features are
accessible.
You may assign instruments and hear them out of the
speakers as you record.
You can load a file from floppy and add to it.
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If a recording device is
plugged into the MIDI
input select Yes.
If the MIDI input is
empty or there is a MIDI
source of music, No
should be selected.
The current status
will be underlined.
