BCP SKY3160 User manual

SKY2954 + SKY3160
Ver. 2
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
61-Key Electronic
Teaching Keyboard

2 PCS
LEG
2 PCS
FOOT
2 PCS
ARM
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1 PC
PANEL
PARTS
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4 PCS
HARDWARE
APPROXIMATELY
15 MIN.
ASSEMBLY
1 PERSON
ASSEMBLY
AB C
EPLATFORM
1 PC
TOOLS REQUIRED
WRENCH
FKEYBOARD
1 PC
GMUSIC STAND
1 PC
2
4 PCS
3
8 PCS
5 x 35mm 5 x 25mm5 x 35mm 4
2 PCS
HSTOOL
1 PC
IHEADPHONES
1 PC
COMES WITH SKY3160 ONLY COMES WITH SKY3160 ONLY

REAR PANEL
AUDIO
INPUT
PHONES/
OUTPUT
9V
MICUDISK
DC 9V
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PRODUCT ASSEMBLY Please retain these instructions for future reference.
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Assemble the stand and attach the keyboard and music stand.
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C
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Using Power Adapter
Do not use any other power supply adapter other than the one supplied with this unit. Connect one side to
the power supply socket on the back-panel and the other side to an outlet. Note: the input voltage should be
compatible with the outlet power.
Headphone Jack
• Turn o keyboard before connecting external speakers or audio devices to keyboard. Connect these
devices via the “PHONES/OUTPUT” port on the back of the keyboard.
• Insert headphones (not included) into the “PHONES/OUTPUT” jack on the back of the instrument. The
speaker will automatically turn o when headphones are in use. WARNING: Hearing loss can occur if
headphones are used at too high of a volume.
Mic Input and Audio Input
• You can connect a microphone (not included) via the “MIC” port to use with the keyboard.
• You can play audio through the computer speakers. To do so, first turn o the keyboard. Plug in your device
to the keyboard via the “AUDIO INPUT” jack. Then, turn on the keyboard.
Playing Music from an External Device
• Insert a USB flash drive into the “UDISK” port behind the keyboard. The keyboard only supports USB drives
up to 32GB.
• Press to adjust the volume.
• Press to go to the previous track, press to go to the next track, press to play/pause a track, press
to stop the audio. Press / / to cycle through continuous, random, or single playback.
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FRONT PANEL
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PERFORMANCE PREPARATION
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1. Speaker
2. Power Switch
3. Master Volume
4. Accompaniment
Volume
5. Tempo
6. Clockwise:
• Single
• Fingered
• Fill-In
• Synch
7. Start/Stop
8. LED Display
9. • Record
• Programming
• Play
• Sustain
• Vibrato
• One-Key
• Follow
• Ensemble
10. • Volume Down
• Volume Up
• Previous
• Next
• Play/Pause
• Stop
• Continous/Random/
Single/Playback
• Key Lighting
11. Clockwise from top
• Timbre
• Demo Song
• Rhythm
• Keyboard
Percussion
12. Numbers
13. Chord Keyboard (for
use with single-finger
chords)

Press “POWER ON/OFF” to turn on keyboard. The LED display will light up and show the preset tempo: “120.”
Light-Up Keyboard
The keyboard features a light-up function. Light hints can be provided while in the learning, playing, and
demo song modes. Press “KEY LIGHTING” to enable or disable the lighting mode.
Master Volume Adjustment
• Press “MASTER VOL +” or “MASTER VOL -” to increase or decrease the overall volume.
• Press both buttons at the same time to reset the volume to default.
• Master volume can also control the accompaniment volume.
Accompaniment Volume Adjustment
• Press “ACCOM VOL +” or “ACCOM VOL -” to increase or decrease the accompaniment volume.
• Press “ACCOM VOL +” or “ACCOM VOL -” at the same time to reset the volume to default.
Timbre Selection
• There are 255 pre-programmed timbres, labeled from “000” to “254”. The timbre selection will turn on
automatically when the keyboard turns on.
• To select the timbre at any time, press “TIMBRE and” “tnE” will show on the display. Select the timbre by
pressing the corresponding numbers or the “+/-“ buttons.
Playing Percussion
There are 61 keyboard percussions pre-programmed into the keyboard. Press “KEYBOARD PERCUSSION” to
change the keyboard to a percussive instrument. Press the button again to stop this function.
Playing Demonstration Songs
• The keyboard has 50 pre-programmed songs, numbered “00” to “49.”
• Press the “DEMO SONG” button to play all demo songs in order. Press the “DEMO SONG” button again to
stop playing the demo song.
• Press the number buttons or “+/-” buttons during demo mode to select a demo song.
• You can change the timbre of the demo song by selecting the “TIMBRE” button while the demo song is
playing, and selecting the timbre in the same way as normal.
• Press “START/STOP” or press “DEMO SONG” to stop playing the demo song.
BASIC PERFORMING METHOD
Rhythm Selection
The keyboard provides 255 pre-programmed rhythms, from “000” to “254.” Press the “RHYTHM” button and
“rhy” will display on the screen. Press the corresponding numbers or “+/-” to select other rhythms.
Rhythm Control
• Press “START/STOP” to start the accompaniment rhythm.
• Press “SYNC” and “syn” will be shown on the screen. The first 19 keys from the left are the chord keyboard,
and can be played with the accompaniment rhythm.
• Press “FILL IN” to have an intermezzo piece play during the accompaniment rhythm. To continue the fill-in
melody, simply hold down the “FILL IN” button.
• To stop the accompaniment rhythm, press the “START/STOP” button.
Tempo Adjustment
Press “TEMPO +” or “TEMPO –” to increase or decrease the rhythm speed. Pressing the two buttons at the
same time will reset the tempo to the default.
AUTO RHYTHM
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Sustain Function
Press the “SUSTAIN” button, “SUS” will show on the display, and the sustain function will activate. Press this
button again to disable the sustain eect.
Vibrato Function
Press “VIBRATO” button, “VIB” will show on the display, and the vibrato function will activate. Press this
button again to disable the vibrato eect.
EFFECT CONTROL

C
C#
D
D#
E
F
F#
G
G#
A
A#
B
Major Minor 7th Minor 7th
Single-Finger Chord
While the rhythm is active, press “SINGLE” and “SIN” will show on the display. You can play a single chord
using the chord keyboard (first 19 keys from the left). Press “SINGLE” again to disable the function.
Single-Finger Chord Fingering
AUTO BASS CHORD
Fingered Chord
While the rhythm is active, press “FINGERED” and “FIN” will show on the display. You can now play fingered
chords using the chord keyboard. Press “FINGERED” to disable the function.
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C C6 CM7 CaugCM(9) Cm
Cm6 Cm7 Cm7(♭5) CmM7Cm(9) CmM7(9)
Cdim Cdim7 C7 Csus4c7(♭5) C1+2+5
Fingered Chord Fingering (C Key)
Note: the following diagram only shows fingered chord fingering for the key of C. Transpose the fingering
accordingly to play in other keys.
Recording
• Press the “REC” button to enable the recording function and “REC” will display on the screen. All notes
played while the recording function is active will be recorded. When the memory is full, “FUL” will display on
the screen. Press “REC” to end recording.
• Press the “PLAY” button to play back the recorded notes and “PLAY” will show on the display. After playback
is complete, recording mode will start again and “REC” will ap-pear on the display. You can record some more
or play back the notes again by pressing “PLAY” again.
• Press “START/STOP” or press “REC” again to disable the recording function and to clear the recorder.
Rhythm Programming
• Press “PROG” to enable rhythm programming, “PRG” will display on the screen. Keyboard percussion mode
will automatically activate. You can program custom rhythms from this mode.
• 32 percussive rhythms maximum can be programmed. “FUL” will show on the display when there is no more
memory for rhythms and the function will stop automatically.
• Press “PLAY” to playback the programming rhythm. Press “PLAY” again to stop the playback and enter
programming mode again.
• Press “START/STOP” or press “PROG” again to disable the programming function; all recorded rhythms will
be removed.
RECORDING AND RHYTHM PROGRAMMING
One-Key
• Press “ONE KEY” to enable the one-key teaching function. You can select the song to be learned by
pressing the number buttons or the “+/-” buttons.
• The keyboard will light up according to the main notes, indicating what notes should be played. The
keyboard will continue playing even if you make mistakes.
• After the song is finished, the same song will start again.
• Press “START/STOP” or “ONE KEY” to stop the learning mode.
FOLLOW
• Press “FOLLOW” to enable the follow teaching function. You can select the song to be learned by pressing
the number buttons or the “+/-” buttons.
• The keyboard will light up according to the main notes, indicating what notes should be played. The
keyboard will wait for you to play the correct notes before continuing.
• Press “START/STOP” or “FOLLOW” to stop the learning mode.
ENSEMBLE
• Press “ENSEMBLE” to enable the ensemble teaching function. You can select the song to be learned by
pressing the number buttons or the “+/-” buttons.
• The keyboard will light up according to the main notes, indicating what notes should be played. The
keyboard will wait 3 seconds for you to play the correct notes (for the correct duration) before continuing.
• Press “START/STOP” or “ENSEMBLE” to stop the learning mode.
LIGHT-UP KEY THREE-STEP INTELLIGENT TEACHING
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• Only use the provided power adapter. Do not use damaged adapters.
• Do not disassemble the instrument or modify internal parts. If it malfunctions, discontinue
use until repairs have been made.
• Turn o power before connecting this instrument to other devices.
• Do not play the instrument at maximum volume or at an uncomfortable level for an extended period of time.
• Be aware that excessive sound pressure from headphones can cause hearing loss.
• Overheating the instrument may cause damage; keep all parts of the instrument o heat sources.
• Prevent liquid, dust, particles, and other foreign matter from entering the instrument because it may cause
corrosion or short-circuit the components.
• Unplug the instrument before cleaning it. Do not insert or pull the plug out with wet hands.
• Use dry, soft cloth to clean the instrument. Do not use alcohol or other chemical solvents to wipe the
instrument. Using these substances may damage the instrument surface.
• Turn o the power supply and unplug the instrument when not in use or if instrument breaks.
• To reduce risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose instrument to rain or humidity.
• Do not expose instrument to dripping or splashing liquid. Do not place objects filled with liquid on the
instrument.
• Do not install this instrument in a confined space such as a book case or similar unit. Keep instrument in a
well-ventilated area.
• To prevent possible harm to the environment, recycle this responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse of
material resources.
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