CR-301 DIGITAL PIANO Owners Manual Kaino Co., Ltd
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Contents
Setting up 1 Recording system 10
Power connection...... 1 Accompaniment recording...... 10 Understanding the LCD Display...... 1 Melody recording...... 11 Volume...... 1 Accompaniment and melody recording...... 11 External jacks...... 1 Multi-track recording...... 12 Play the recorded songs...... 12 Playing demo songs 3 Delete track...... 12
Playing a demo song...... 3 Piano teaching system 13
Playing sounds 4 Step 1 Master the melody...... 13 Step 2 Play your song ...... 13 Sound selection...... 4 Dual...... 4 Split...... 5 USB MIDI interface 14 Touch sensitive...... 5 Effect...... 5 USB MIDI interface...... 14
Auto accompaniment 6 Foot pedals 14 Using auto accompaniment...... 6 Accompaniment sections...... 6 Foot pedals...... 14 Tempo setting...... 7 Auto bass chord...... 7 Appendix 15
Panel memory feature 9 Specification...... 15 Sounds list...... 1 6 Data stored by the memory function ...... 9 Styles list...... 1 8 Storing your settings intoa memory button ...... 9 Troubleshooting...... 19 Recalling your saved panel memories ...... 9 Installation...... 20 Setting Up
Setting Up
Power connection
Follow the instructions below according to the power WARNING source you intend to use. Do not use a voltage other than the 1 Make sure that the [POWER] button is set to OFF. indicated power supply voltage. Use of a voltage other than indicated may cause fire 2 Connect the power cord to the digital piano and plug or electrical shock. it into an active outlet. Unplug the power cord when not using the instrument, or during electrical storms. 3 Minimize the volume of the digital piano. 4 Turn the POWER ON.
Understanding the LCD display
When the power is on, the LCD display of your digital piano will show a variety of information about the current settings of various functions
1.Keyboard mode 2.Chord 3.Sound/Style 4.Record Vol
SPLIT TRANS S.FINGER DUAL FINGER EFFECT NORMAL TOUCH
5.Teaching System 6.Tempo 7.Track Volumes Volume
1). Master volume Rotate the master volume wheel to increase MASTER ACCOMP or decrease the volume. Master volume influences keyboard volume and the accompaniment volume 2). Accompaniment volume Rotate the accompaniment volume wheel to increase or decrease the volume. accompaniment VOLUME volume influences the accompaniment volume.
External jacks
Phones jack
Astandard pair of stereo headphones can be plugged into this jack for private listening. The internal stereo
01 Setting Up
speaker system will be automatically shut off when a head phone is plugged into the PHONES jack. DO NOT listen with the headphone at high volume for long periods of time. Doing so may cause hearing loss.
Line out/In jacks
The Line out jack deliver the output of the digital piano for connection to an amplifier, stereo system, mixing console, etc... The Line in jack is uesed to connect other audio device's line out/earphone out to digital piano.
CAUTION LINE OUT Stereo Amplifier Connect the piano to external equi- System,Etc. pment only after turning off the power of all devices. To prevent damage to the speakers, set the volume of the external devices at LINE IN the minimum setting before connecting them. Failure to do so iPHONE,iPOD,Etc. may result in electric shock or equipment damage.
USB MIDI jack
You can connect the piano with your computer with the USB MIDI socket.With your favorate music editor software, you can melodize,record,or just play for fun.
Power jack Please use power supply that is consistent with the description label of the power jack,also refer to the specification. To connect the digital piano with other External devices,please pull off the power pin,and power off connection jacks the piano. Before power off the piano,please turn the volumeknob to minimum . Fuse
It's strongly recommenedyou invite a professional service person to change the fuse . You must use the fuse of 1.5A currency.
HEAPHONE LINE USB MIDI
FUSE ABOUT
Note:. all jacks and ac plug are located underneath piano
02 Playing Demo Songs
Playing Demo Songs
In this section, you will learn how to play the demo songs.The digital piano has a large selection of demo songs. Once you have set up your digital piano, try listening to the pre-programmed demonstration songs. You can also use the piano teaching system to learn these demo songs, for more information about piano teaching system, please turn to the"" piano teaching system chapter.
Playing a demo song.
1 Press the [DEMO] button to play the main demo song. Press the [DEMO] button again to stop the demo.
2 Select another demo song. Press the [SONG] and use the data dial, to select a demo song. Or, press any key on the keyboard and hold it whilel pressing the [Demo] button to start a demo song. Each key on the keyboard represents one demo song.
SONG Demo
3 Dial the wheel to select different song.
4 Enjoy the demo song. Press the [Demo] button to stop the song.
03 Playing Sounds
Playing Sounds
Sound selection
1 Select the sound. Thesound s are divided into 1 2 different groups. Press the named sound button to directly select the sound.
SOUND PIANO CLAVI CELESTA ORGAN GUITAR BASS VIOLIN STRING TRUMPET SAX CLARINET DRUM
Or press a named soundbutton and use the the data dial to select a sound. The selected sound will be shown on the display.
Example: To select the NO.68 sound OBOE:
1 Press the any named sound button.
2 Use the data dial to select sound No.68.
3 Or, for a shortcut you can press the named sound button [SAX] to first reach the No.64 voice SAX SOPRANO, and then use the data dial to select the No.68 voice OBOE.
Dual (Playing two sounds simultaneously)
The first sound can be selected by the method above. Then press the DUAL button, (led light will turn on) Lastly, select your "layer" or "dual" sound.
1 Select a sound using the method mentioned above. . DUAL 2 Press the [DUAL] button.
3 Select the second voice.
4 Play the newly created "layer" of two sounds.
Note: A good layer to try is PIANO & STRINGS. Experiment and enjoy the possibilities.
04 Playing Sounds
Split ( playing different sounds with the left and right hands)
When you choose the split function, the keyboard will be split into two parts: the right hand part and the left hand part.
1 Select the sound for the left hand. Press the named sound button and data dial to select the sound for the left hand. SPLIT
2 Press the [SPLIT] button. To select the split function.
3 Select the sound for the right hand. Press the named sound button and data dial to select the sound for the right hand.
Split point: Middle C
Sound L Sound R
Touch sensitive
The keyboard of the digital piano is equipped with a touch response feature that lets you dynamically and expressively control the level of the sounds played depending on your playing strength. However, some instruments don't naturally have touch response, such as organs. In this case you can turn off the touch sensitive function while you are playing. TOUCH 1 Press the [TOUCH] button. The touch sensitive function will be turned on. ,
2 Play a note. NOTE: There are four velocity curve settings,, Soft Normal , Hard and Fixed . The setting will be displayed on the LCD screen.
Effect
Reverb Chorus 1 Press the REVERB button to set reverb setting on/. off of the keyboard
2 Press the CHORUS button to set reverb setting on/. off of the keyboard
05 Auto Accompaniment
Auto Accompaniment
The auto accompaniment function puts a full band at your fingertips. Using it, all you have to do is play the chords with your left hand as you perform, and the selected accompaniment style matching your music will automatically play along, instantly following the chords you play. With auto accompaniment, a solo performer can enjoy playing with the backing of an entire band or orchestra.
The digital piano features 100 styles featuring a variety of different musical geners. Try selecting some of the different styles and play with the auto accompaniment.
Using auto accompaniment
1 Select a style.
The styles are divided into12 different groups. Press the named style button to directly select the style , and use the the data dial to select other style.
STYLE 8 BEAT 16 BEAT BALLAD DISCO ROCK BLUES SWING RHUMBA COUNTRY TANGO WALTZ MARCH
Accompaniment sections
There are various types of Auto Accompaniment sections that allow you to vary the arrangement of the accom-paniment to match the song you are playing. The different types are: Intro, Main, Fill-in and Ending. By switching among them as you play, you can easily produce the dynamic elements of a professional-sounding arrangement in your performance.
Sync section
Press the [Sync] button. Now press any note or chord in the left part of the keyboard, and the introduction will begin in that "key".
Start Intro Fade Stop Sync A- Fillin1 B- Fillin2 Ending in/out Metro
AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT
Intro section
This is used for the beginning of the song. When the intro is finished ,the accompaniment will shift to the main section. The length of the introduction differs from style to style.
1 Press the [Sync] button , then press the [INTRO/ENDING] button. Now press any note or chord in the left part of the keyboard, and the introduction will begin in that "key".
06 Auto Accompaniment
2 Press the[INTRO/ENDING] button to start the accompaniment immediately from the Intro part.
Fill-in section
The fill-in section lets you add dynamic variations and breaks in the rhythm of the accompaniment, to make your performance sound even more professional.
Simply press the [A-FILLIN1], [B-FILLIN2] buttons as you play, and the selected fill-in section will play automatically, spicing up to the auto accompaniment. When the fill-in section is finished, it leads smoothly Into the variation indicated on the FILL-IN button you used (A or B).
Ending section
This is used for an automatic ending of the song. The length of the ending differs from style to style.
Press the [INTRO/ENDING] button, and rejoice in the splendor of not having to remember how your song ends. The piano will end your song for you automatically.
Tempo setting
PressTempo+- and Tempo button to increase or decrease the tempo.
The tempo can be a value from 30 to 240 beats per minute.
TEMPO
Auto bass chord
Select the Chording (Fingering) mode.
1 FINGERED FULL This mode allows the player to use musically correct chords in the left . hand. The player can also use shortcuts, such as adding only the minor note S FINGER to the base note, (3 semitones above the base note) or adding only the 7th FINGER (2 semitones below the base note). This mode is easy to use for the beginner or the advanced player.
2 S. FINGER This mode is a system that is easy to remember. Tomake a minor chord, add a black note to the left of the base note. CHORD MODE Tomake a 7th chord, add a white note to the left of the base note. To make a minor 7th chord, add a white note and black note to the left of the base note.
3 FULL This mode allow the user to play fingered chord at the full keyboard. Range,, at the same time each note played on the keyboard sounds.
07 Auto accompaniment
Playing single-finger chords
Using single-finger mode to play chords makes it simple to produce beautifully orchestrated accompaniment using major, minor and minor-seventh chords by pressing a minimum number of keys on the Auto Accompaniment The following abbreviated chord fingering must be used:
C Cm C7 Cm7 F/G F m/G m F 7/G 7 F m7/G m7
C/D C m/D m C 7/D 7 C m7/D m7 G Gm G7 Gm7
D Dm D7 Dm7 G/A G m/A m G 7/A 7 G m7/A m7
D/E D m/E m D 7/E 7 D m7/E m7 A Am A7 Am7
E Em E7 Em7 A/B A m/B m A 7/B 7 A m7/B m7
F Fm F7 Fm7 B Bm B7 Bm7
Major: Just press the basic key Minor: Press the basic key and any black key on its left side. Seventh: Press the basic key and any white on its left side. Minor seventh: Press the basic key and one white key, and one black on its left side.
Playing fingered chords
This is the default accompaniment mode, and relies on your musically corect fingering to make chords. You can still use shortcuts in this mode. Below, the optional notes are in brackets.
C Cm C7 Cm7 CM7 CmM7 Cau9 C7au9
CM7aug Cdim Cdim7 C5 Cm7 5 C9() Cm() 9 C7() 9
Cm7() 9 CM7() 9 C7() 9 Csus2 Csus4 C7sus4 C6() 9 C6
Cm6 CmM7() 9 C7() 13 C7() 13 C7() 11 Cm7() 11 CM7() 11 Cm7() 11 9
08 Panel Memory Feature
Panel Memory Feature
Since the digital piano is such a sophisticated instrument with such a large variety of controls and functions (voices,styles, auto accompaniment, and effect settings, the MEMORY function is one of the most convenient and useful features of the instrument. It allows you save virtual panel settings to a Register Memory button, and then instantly recall your custom panel settings by pressing a single button.
The memory function provides 3 memory spaces, which allows you to store 3 different settings.
Data stored by the menory funtion
SOUND L Accompaniment volume Touch Sensitive on/off SOUND R Accompaniment mode Effect on/off STYLE Accompaniment section A/B Dual on/off TEMPO Accompaniment track on/off
Storing your settings into a memory button
NOTE
1 Set up the piano as desired. Any data that was previously recorded in the Status Register location you selected will be 2 While holding the [SET] button, press one of the buttons. erased and replaced by the new setting.
Set 1 2 3
MEMORY
Recalling your saved panel memories
Press one of the MEMORY buttons to recall the settings: . Set 1 2 3
MEMORY
09 Recording System
Recording System
With the powerful and easy-to-use Recording System, you can record your own keyboard performance and create your own complete, fully orchestrated compositions.
The digital piano provides four different ways to record:
Accompaniment Recording This records only the auto accompaniment. Melody Recording. This records your keyboard performance without the auto accompaniment. Accompaniment and Melody Recording This records your keyboard performance along with the auto companiment. Multi-Track Recording. With this method, you can record up to 8 tracks simultaneously.
Data that can be recorded for a user song:
NOTES: Tempo Accompaniment style number The following notes and cautions are important for you to keep in mind as you record: Section changes and their timing . Using the Metronome function can make your recording Chord changes and their timing sessions much more musical. Accompaniment volume Using Status Registration can make your recording sessions much more efficient, since various settings (such Note ON/OFF (key press and release) as voices, styles, etc.) can be recalled by a single button Touch Sensitive ON/OFF press. Whenever you record, please note that any previously Sound change settings recorded material in the same track will be erased. . Effect setting The maximum recording capacity is up to 6000 notes
Accompaniment Recording
1 Select style and fingering mode.
2 While holding down the [Rec] button, press the [Accomp] button. The light of the [Accomp] button will turn on. 3 Start Recording Recording will start as soon as you start the auto accompaniment.
Rec Play Clear Accomp Track1 Track2 Track3 Track4
RECORD
10 Recording System
4 Change the accompaniment style as needed.
5 Press the [Accomp] button again to stop recording.
Melody Recording
1 Select sound.
2 While holding down the [Rec] button, press one of the Track buttons.
3 Play any notes on the keyboard to start recording.
4 Change the sound as needed.
5 Press the flashing Track button to stop recording.
Rec Play Clear Accomp Track1 Track2 Track3 Track4
RECORD
Accompaniment and melody recording
1 Select style sound and fingering.
2 While holding down [Rec] button ,press [Accomp] and one of the Track buttons,. e a Track *. The lights of the [Accomp],* [Track ] and [Rec] button will turn on.
Rec Play Clear Accomp Track1 Track2 Track3 Track4
RECORD
3 Start recording . Play any note on the left side of the keyboard to start recording directly. The Melody will be recorded in the [Track* ] track, the accompaniment will be recorded in the [Accomp] track.
4 Press the [PLAY] button to stop recording.
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Multi-track recording
1 After you have recorded your first melody track as explained above, you can record other melody tracks.
2 While holding down the [Rec] button, press any other [Track*. ] button
Rec Play Clear Accomp Track1 Track2 Track3 Track4
RECORD
3 Start your performances to start recording.
4 Press the [Play] button to stop.
5 Repeat step 2-4 to record other tracks.
Play the recorded songs
1 Play all tracks. Press the [Play] button t o play all tracks.
2 Play the accompaniment. Press the Track buttons until the lights are turned off. Press the [Play] button to play the accompaniment only.
3 Play the melody tracks. Press the [Accompy] button until the lights are turned off. Press the Track buttons until the lights are turned on. Press the [Play] button to play the melody tracks.
Delete track
1 Delete accompaniment. While holding down the [Clear] button, press the [Accomp] button to delete the accompaniment.
2 Delete melody track. While holding down the [Clear] button, press one of the Track buttons to delete the melody track.
3 Repeat step 2 to delete other melody tracks.
12 Piano Teaching System
Piano Teaching System
The Piano Teaching System feature takes you through the three distinct steps described below to help you learn to play all of the demo songs in the digital pianos.With this feature, you can learn to play the right or the left hand in the demo sonl.
Step 1 Master the melody
Step1 Step2 Left Right Demo
PIANO TEACHING SYSTEM
In this step, you will learn the right key to play the melody. The melody will not proceed until you play the correct note, allowing you to learn at your own pace. The accompaniment will not continue unless you play the correct key of the melody.
1 Select one demo song you want to learn. .
2 Press the [Left hand] or [Right hand] button , then press [STEP1] button to start .
3 Follow the accompaniment and press the corresponding key to play the melody.
Step 2 Play your song
After following the step 1 , you can enjoy playing the melody at a normal speed in this step. The accompaniment will proceed at a normal speed regardless of whether you play the correct note or not.
1 Select the Song you want to learn. . 2 Press the [Left hand] or [Right hand] button,then press [STEP2] button to start.
3 Follow the accompaniment and play the corresponding note to play the song.
13 USB MIDI Interface and foot Pedals
USB MIDI Interface
USB MIDI interface
MIDI is abbreviation of "Musical Instrument Digital Interface", and is a world- standard communication interface that allows MIDI compatible with other instruments and computer to play, compose and edit music etc. Use an usb cable to connect the digital piano to your computer, then using MIDI software,. you can record midi music or playback your midi music
Foot pedals
Foot pedals
The piano has three foot pedals at the bottom. 1 Soft pedal Soft pedal is the left pedal Step. on the pedal to make the notes soft, and release the pedal to restore normal. 2 Sostenuto pedal Sostenuto pedal is the middle pedal. Press notes to be sustained firstly then , step on the pedal to make these notes to sustain, and play other notes without sustain. 3 Sustain pedal Sustain pedal is the right pedal. Step on the pedal to make the notes sustain, and release the pedal to restore normal.
14 Specification
Specification
Keyboard Standard 88 keys piano keyboard Polyphony 64 Display LCD Keyboard Control Touch sensitive Instruments 128, General MIDI Styles 100 Style Control Start, sync, stop, intro, fill in, ending, variation Auto Bass Chord Multi-finger, single-finger,- Full finger Teaching System Teaching system help to learn playing step by step with high efficiency Drums 1 Drum Kits Keyboard Split Split into 2 keyboards with different instruments to play Timbre Control Vibrato Foot pedals soft, sostenuto and sustain External jacks Power, Headphone,/ Line in out, USB MIDI Speakers 130mm*2 Cubage Length*Width*Height=1330mm*530mm*830mm Power
The p iano specification is subject tochange without notice .
15 Sounds List
Sounds List
Number Sound NameDisplay Number Sound Name Display Piano Bass 00 Grand Piano GrdPiano 32 Acoustic Bass AcouBass 01 Bright Piano BrtPiano 33 Finger Bass FngrBass 02 El. Grd Piano Elec Grd 34 Pick Bass PickBass 03 Honky-Tonk Piano HonkTonk 35 Fretless Bass FrtlBass 04 El. Piano 1 E Piano1 36 Slap Bas 1 SlapBas1 05 El. Piano 2 E Piano2 37 Slap Bas 2 SlapBas2 06 Harpsichord Harpsi 38 Syn Bass 1 SynBas1 07 Clavi Clavinet 39 Syn Bass 2 SynBas2 Persussion Strings 08 Celesta Celesta 40 Violin Violin 09 Glockenspiel GlockSpl 41 Viola Viola 10 Music Box MusicBox 42 Cello Cello 11 Vibraphone VibPhone 43 Contrabass ContBass 12 Marimba Marimba 44 Tremolo String Trem Str 13 Xylophone XylPhone 45 Pizzicato String Pizz Str 14 Tubular Bells TubuBell 46 Harp Harp 15 Dulcimer Dulcimer 47 Timpani Timpani Organ Ensemble 16 Drawbar Organ Jazz Org 48 Strings Ensemble 1 Strings1 17 Percussion Organ Perc Org 49 Strings Ensemble 2 Strings2 18 Rock Organ Rock Org 50 Synth String 1 Syn Str1 19 Church Organ ChrchOrg 51 Synth String 2 Syn Str2 20 Reed Organ Reed Org 52 Choir Aahs Chr Aah 21 Accordion Accordn1 53 Voice Oohs Voic Ooh 22 1Harmonica Harmonic 54 Synth Voice SynVoice 23 Tango Accordion 2 Accordn 2 55 Orchestra Hit Orch Hit Guitar Brass 24 Ac.Guitar (Nylon) NylonGtr 56 Trumpet Trumpet 25 Ac.Guitar (steel) SteelGtr 57 Trombone Trombone 26 El.Guitar (Jazz) JazzGtr 58 Tuba Tuba 27 El.Guitar (clean) CleanGtr 59 Mute Trumpet Mute Tpt 28 El.Guitar (muted) MutedGtr 60 French Horn FrchHorn 29 Ovrdriven Guitar OvrdrGtr 61 Brass Section BrassSec 30 Distortion Guitar DistrGtr 62 Synth Brass 1 Syn Brs1 31 Guitar harmonics HrmnxGtr 63 Synth Brass 2 Syn Brs2
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Number Sound NameDisplay Number Sound Name Display Reed 97 Fx 2 (soundtrack) SoundTrk 64 Soprano Sax SopraSax 98 Fx3 (crysta) Crystal 65 Alto Sax Alto Sax 99 Fx4 (atmosphere) Atmosphr 66 Tenor Sax TenorSax 100 Fx5 (Brightness) BrightFx 67 Baritone Sax BtoneSax 101 Fx6 (GoblinFx) Goblin Fx 68 Oboe Oboe 102 Fx7 (Echoes) Echo Fx 69 English Horn Eng Horn 103 Fx8 (Sci-Fi) SciFi Fx 70 Bassoon Bassoon Ethnic 71 Clarinet Clarinet 104 Sitar Sitar Pipes 105 Banjo Banjo 72 Piccolo Piccolo 106 Shamisen Shamisen 73 Flute Flute 107 Koto Koto 74 Recorder Recorder 108 Kalimba Kalimba 75 Pan Flute PanFlute 109 Bagpipe Bagpipe 76 Bottle Blown BtlBlown 110 Fiddle Fiddle 77 Shakuhachi ShkHachi 111 Shanai Shanai 78 Whistle Whistle Percussive 79 Ocarina Ocarina 112 Tinkle Bell Tinkle Bell Synth Lead 113 Agogo Agogo 80 Lead 1 (Square) SquarWav 114 Steel Drm Steel Drm 81 Lead 2 (sawtooth) SawTooth 115 Woodblock Woodblock 82 Lead 3 (Calliope) Calliope 116 Taiko Drm Taiko Drm 83 Lead 4 (Chiff) Chiff 117 Melodic Tom Melody Tm 84 Lead 5 (Charang) Charang 118 Synth Drm Synth Drm 85 Lead 6 (Voice) VoicLead 119 Revrs Cym Revrs Cym 86 Lead 7 (fifths) 5th Lead Sounds 87 Lead 8(bass+lead) Bass Lead 120 Gtr Noise GtrNoise Synth Pads 121 Breath Noise Breath 88 Pad1(fantasia) Fantasia 122 Seashore Seashore 89 Pad2(warm) Warm Pad 123 Bird Tweet Bird 90 Pad3(polysynth) PlySynth 124 Teleph. Ring Telephone 91 Pad4(choir) ChoirPad 125 Helicopter Helicptr 92 Pad5(bowed) BowGlass 126 Applause Applause 93 Pad6(metallic) MetalPad 127 Gunshot Gunshot 94 Pad7(halo) Halo Pad DRUM 95 Pad8(sweep)) Sweep 128 Standard Set KeyDrum Effects 96 Fx 1 (rain) IceRain
17 Styles List
Styles
Number Style Name Number Style Name Number Style Name 8BEAT POP 34 ELECTRIC POP COUNTRY 00 8 BEAT POP 1 35 HIP HOP POP 68 COUNTRY 8BEAT 01 8 BEAT POP 2 ROCK/R&B 69 COUNTRY POP 1 02 8 BEAT POP 3 36 ROCK 1 70 COUNTRY POP 2 03 8 BEAT POP 4 37 ROCK 2 71 COUNTRY ROCK 04 8 BEAT 1 38 ROCK 3 72 COUNTRY BALLAD1 05 8 BEAT 2 39 SLOW ROCK 1 73 COUNTRY BALLAD2 06 8 BEAT 3 40 SLOW ROCK 2 74 COUNTRY SWING 07 8 BEAT ROCK 41 ROCK&ROLL 1 75 COUNTRY WALTZ 08 8 BEAT SOFT 42 ROCK&ROLL 2 BALLROOM 16BEAT POP 43 FOLK ROCK 76 TANGO 09 16 BEAT 1 RHYTHM & BLUES 77 TRANCE 10 16 BEAT 2 44 R&B 1 78 CLUB DANCE 11 16 BEAT 3 45 BLUES 1 79 ENTRANCE 12 16 BEAT 4 46 BLUES 2 80 COOL DANCE 13 16 BEAT POP 1 47 SOUL BLUES 81 COOL NIGHT 14 16 BEAT POP 2 48 BLUES ROCK 82 HOUSE 15 16 BEAT POP 3 49 BLUES BALLAD 83 MODERN 16 SOFT FUSION 50 SOUL SHUFFLE1 TRADITIONAL 17 80'S FUSION 51 SOUL SHUFFLE2 84 VIENNA WALTZ BALLAD JAZZ/SWING 85 SLOW WALTZ 18 SOFT BALLAD 52 JAZZ WALTZ 86 MARCH 19 ROCK BALLAD 53 SWING 1 87 MILITARY MARCH 20 PIANO BALLAD 54 SWING 2 88 POLKA POP 1 21 SLOW BALLAD 55 SWING 3 89 POLKA POP 2 22 16BEAT BALLAD1 56 DIXIELAND 90 POP 1 23 16BEAT BALLAD2 57 BIG BAND 91 POP 2 24 GUITAR BALLAD1 58 JAZZ ROCK WORLD MUSIC 25 GUITAR BALLAD2 59 JAZZ SAMBA 92 CASA 26 POP BALLAD LATIN 93 TWO STEP DANCE 60 MAMBO 94 PASODOBLE 27 70'S DISCO 61 CHA CHA CHA 95 POP REGGAE 28 90'S DISCO 62 RHUMBA 96 JIVE 29 DISCO TROPIC 63 POP BOSSA 97 BEGUINE 30 DISCO BEAT 64 SAMBA 1 98 BOOGIE 31 DISCO SOUL 65 SAMBA 2 99 BAROQUE 32 DISCO FUNK1 66 SALSA 33 DISCO FUNK2 67 BOSSANOVA
18 Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE/SOLUTION
The speaker produces a click or pop This is normal and is no cause for alarm. when
No sound results when the keyboard is Make sure the power is on. played. The master volume setting could be set too low. Check whether there is a headphone plugged in, when a headphone is plugged in, the speaker will not sound.
Using the mobile phone, noise is Using the mobile phone close to the keyboard may produced. produce interference. To prevent this, turn off the phone or use it further away from the keyboard.
The Auto Accompaniment does not start, You may be trying to start the accompaniment by even when Synchro Start is in standby playing a key in the right-hand range of the keyboard. condition and a key is pressed. To start the accompaniment with Synchro Start, make sure to play a key in the left hand range of the keyboard (ending at the 19th key from the left).
The pedal has no effect, or the sound The pedal cord plug is not connected. Securely insert continuously sustains even when the the pedal cord plug into the proper jack. damper pedal is not pressed.
Data loss after the power is OFF. The battery inside the piano needs to be changed, please asked qualified service personnel to change the battery for you.
Auto Accompaniment chords are Check whether the fingering mode is set to "Multi- recognized regardless of the split point or Fingering" or not. If the full fingering mode is selected, where chords are played on the chords are recognized over the entire range of keyboard keyboard, irrespective of the split point setting.
The sound seems different even in the This is normal, because some acoustic instruments do same voice. not have that high or low pitch, it's produced by the sound synthesizer.
19 Installation
Installation
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