Casio CTK-531 User manual

CTK-S31/8533
CTK-54 1
| USER’S GUIDE
GUIA DEL USUARIO
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CASIO

Welcome...
To
the
happy
family
of
satisfied
CASIO
electronic
musical
instrument
owners!
To
get
the
most
out
of
the
many
features
and
functions
of
the
keyboard,
be
sure
to
carefully
read
this
manual
and
keep
it on hand
for
future
reference.
Important!
When
using
batteries,
be
sure
to
replace
them
or
shift
to
one
of
the
alternate
power
sources
whenever
you
notice
any
of
the
following
symptoms.
* Dim power supply indicator
© Instrument does not turn on
* Display that is flickering, dim, or difficult to read
*
Abnormally
low
speaker/headphone
volume
* Distortion of sound output
*
Occasional
interruption
of
sound
when
playing
at
high
volumes
* Sudden power failure when playing at high volumes
*
Flickering
or
dimming
of
the
display
when
playing
at
high
volume
*
Continued
sound
output
even
after
you
release
a
key
* A totally different tone may sound
+
Abnormal
rhythm
pattern
and
Song
Bank
play
*
Loss
of
power,
sound
distortion,
or
low
volume
when
playing
from
a
connected
computer
or
MIDI
device
GUIDELINES
LAID
DOWN
BY
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FOR
USE
OF
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Introduction
Congratulations upon your selection of this CASIO musical instrument. This keyboard provides
you with the following features and functions.
(1100 tones
* Choose from among orchestral sounds, synthesized sounds, and more.
(1100 rhythms
+ 100 versatile rhythms help to add plenty of life to all your keyboard performances.
(Auto Accompaniment
* Simply play a chord and the corresponding rhythm, bass and chord parts play automatically.
(7100-tune Song Bank
+ Awide selection of favorites including "Ode to Joy” and “Jingle Belis” is yours for your listen-
ing enjoyment or play along fun. A simple operation cuts out the melody part or accompani-
ment part of the tune, allowing you to play along on the keyboard.
(Musical Information System
* Abig LCD screen graphically shows you fingerings, keyboard keys to be pressed, and notes,
making keyboard play more informative and enjoyable than ever before. A built-in backlight
keeps the display easy to read, even in total darkness.
MIDI compatibility
* Connecting to another MIDI device lets you sound notes on both this keyboard and the
connected device by playing on this keyboard. You can even playback commercially avail-
able pre-recorded MIDI data.
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Safety Precautions
Symbols.
Various symbols are used in this user's guide and on the
product itself to ensure that the product is used safe
find correctly, and to prevent injury to the user and other
Persons as well as damage to property. Those symbols
along with their meanings are shown below
ZX WARNING
This indication stipulates matters that have the risk of
causing death ar serious injury if the product is oper
ated incorrectly while ignoring this indication
ZX CAUTION
‘This indication stipulates matters that have the risk of
‘causing injury as Well as matters for which there is the
likelihood of occurrence of physical
the product is operated incorrectly whi
indication,
age only if
ignoring this
This triangle symbol ( \,) means that the
user should be careful. (The example at
left indicates electrical shock caution.)
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This circle with a line through it (@)
‘means that the indicated action must not
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shock.
Do not attempt to shape the power cord or
subject it to excessive bending, twisting or
pulling, This may cause fire or electrical
shock.
Please use the adaptor specified for this
instrument, Use of another adaptor may
Jectrical shock, of malfunction
cause fi
Do not locate the instrument or its stand on an-uneven
cor unstable surface.
* Locating the instrument or its stand on an
‘uneven of tunstable surface can cause it to
fall, creating the danger of personal injury
Do not place containers containing water or other liq:
uuids on the instrument
* Do not place the following objects on the
instrument, Placing stich objects on the in-

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Do
not
disassemble
or
modify
the
instrument.
*
Never
attempt
of
take
apart
or
modify
the
®
instrument,
is
accessories,
or
separately
sold
options.
Doing
so
may
cause
fire,
elec-
trical
shock
oF
malfunction.
Consult
your
dealer
concerning
all
inspection,
adjustment
‘or
repair
of
internal
components.
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dealer
where
you
pur-
chased
the
keyboard
or
with
an
auttho-
rized
CASIO
service
provider.
[Be careful of the bags around children.
*
Never
allow
anyone
to
place
the
plastic
bags
Of
the
instrument,
its
accessories,
and
its
separately
sold
options
over
their
heads,
Doing
so
may
cause
suffocation.
Particular
‘caution
is
required
in
homes
with
small
children,
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Batteries
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Improper
battery
use
may
cause
batteries
torupture and leak. This may cause injury,
malfunction
of
the
instrument
or
discolora:
tion of fumnitureand other articles that come
{nto
contact
with
battery
fluid.
Take
care
to
observe the following.
«
Install
batteries
so
their
polarity
(+/-)
matches
that
indicated
on
the
instrument
‘+ Forsafety and to prevent possible le
‘of
battery
fluid,
always
make
sure
‘move
batteries
from
the
instrument
w!
you do not plan to use it fora long time.
‘+
Always
make
sure
that
the
batteries
mak-
ing
up
a
set
are
all
of
the
same
type.
‘=
Never
combine
new
batteries
with
old
+
Never
dispose
of
batteries
by
incinerat-
ing
them.
Never
short
or
disassemble
bat-
teries,
and
do
not
expose
them
to
exces-
sive
heat.
+
Replace
dead
batteries
as
soon
as
possible.
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Never
attempt
to
recharge
batteries
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Care
+ Whenever caring, make sure to first un-
plug the AC adaptor from the electrical out-
let, Also remove the instrument's batteries
if battery power is being us
Location
# Never locate the instrument in areas sub
ject to high humidity or heavy accumulla-
tion of dust. Doing so may cause fire or
electrical shock.
+
Never
locate
the
instrument
in
areas
sub-
{ect
to
grease
splatters
or
steam,
sich
as
in
a
kitchen
or
neara
humidifier.
Doing
so
may
«cause
fire
or
electrial
shock.
Do not place keyboard on lacquered furniture,
+
The
instrument's
silicone
rubber
feet
may
eventually
blacken
or
scar
lacquered
su
faces.
Use
felt
cloth
pads
to
insulate
the
feet
or
preferably
use
a
CASIO
musical
instru
ment
stand
designed
for
your
keyboard.
Do not place heavy objects on the instrument.
* Do not place heavy objects on the insteu-
‘ment. This may cause the instrument to tip
over or break resulting in injury.
Volume
© Very high volume levels ean damage he
ing. Avoid using the instrument at very
high volume settings for long periods, Con:
sult with a physician immediately if you
nce Impaired hearing o¢ ringing in
Crystal Display (LCD) Precautions
* Avoid subjecting the keyboard's LCD to
strong impact, which can crack or break the
LCD's glass creating the danger of personal
injury
Should the LCD glass ever crack or break,
ddo not allow the liquid inside the LCD to
nto contact with your skin, which
{inflammation and reddening
*Should the LCD liquid get into your
mouth, immediately wash out your mouth,
‘with water and then consule a physician,
*Should the LCD liquid get in your eyes or
‘on your skin, immediately flush with wa-
ter for at least 15 minutes and then consult
a physician,
Do not get onto the instrument or stand.*
* Do not crawl on top of the instrument or its
optional stand. Particular caution is re-
4uited in homes having small children. This
‘may cause the instrument or stand to tip
over and break resulting in injury
Optional Stand*
+ Carefully assemble the stand following the
assembly instructions that come with it Se-
ccurely tighten all bolts, nuts, and fasteners,
and make sure that you mount the instr
‘ment correctly onto the stand. Incorrectly
or insufficiently tightening screws, or in
correctly mounting the instrument onto the
stand can cause the stand to tip over or the
instrument to fall off the stand, possibly
leading to injury
+The
and is availab
as an option
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Care of your
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Avoid
heat,
humidity
or
direct
sunlight.
Do
not
overexpose
the
instrament
to
diet
sunlight
of
place
it esr
sn
air
conditioner,
ori
any
extremely
Bot
place
‘Do not use near a TV or radio.
This
instrument
can
cause
video
or
adio
interference
with
TV
a
this
happens
hove
the
istrument
away
fo
Do
not
use
lacquer,
thinner
or
similar
chemi-
cals
for
cleaning.
extreme:
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Welcome........
Introduction
....
~E-2
Safety
Precautions...
Care
of
your
keyboard
..........
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Contents...
General Guide.
Rear
Panel...........-.-
nos
5
el
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Using
the
Display
son
EVO
Song
Bank
Quick
Reference...
we
E17
To
play
back
a
Song
Bank
tune
sesso
E11
Connections.....
E-13
Power
Supply..
E-14
Using
batteries...
wh.
E14
Using
the
AC
Adaptor
recite
=
Auto
Power
Off
seg
BS
Basic
Operations.
E-16
To
play
the
keyboard
suse
E16
Selecting
a
Tone
.......
perils
Auto A
Selectir
Playing
Adjustir
Using A
Using a
Synchr
with Rh
Adjust
Using 1
To play
Song B
Adjust
a Song
To Cha
Tunes
Playing
Applau
To cons
Song B
Using t
To Lool
the Che
Keybos
Transpe
Tuning
Using
(CTks

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Auto
Accompaniment
.........E-18
Selecting
a
Rhythm...
:
E48
Playing
a
Rhythm.
EAB
Adjusting
the
Tempo
1.0.
won
EAD
Using
Auto
Accompaniment...
E19
Using
a
Fill-in
Pattern...
i
E21
|
‘Synchro
Starting
Accompaniment
with
Rhythm
Play
{
E21
‘Adjusting
the
Accompaniment
Volume...£-21
Using
the
Song
Bank
E-22
To
play
back
a
Song
Bank
tune
sreeees
E22
‘Song
Bank
Mode
Display
E-23
Adjusting the Tempo of
a
Song
Bank
Tune
s.r
£23
Jo
Change
the
Tone
of
a
Song
Bank
Tune’s
Melody
. e
E24
|
Playing
Along
with
a
Song
Bank
Tune...
E-24
Applause
Sound
2...
pero!
To
consecutively
play
back
all
|
Song
Bank
tunes
ns
pn
E25
Using
the
Chord
Book
........E-26
To Look Up a Chord Using
the
Chord
Book
E-26
Keyboard
Settings...
E-29
|
Transposing
the
Keyboard
..
.E-29
Tuning
the
Keyboard
£29
Using Touch Response
(CTK-541
Only)...
sant
E-30
MIDI.
E-31
What
is
MIDI?
E31
General
MID}
.....
essen
E-31
‘Changing
MIDI
Settings...
B82
Troubleshooting ..
Specifications
Appendix...
Note Table
Fingered
Chord
Chart
..socssssessoctensesrrneee
AB
Percussion
Assignment
List
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Aa
MIDI
Implementation
Chart
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General Guide
Rear Panel
«Key,
button
and
other
names
ae
indicate
inthe
text
ofthis
manual
using
bold
type
{stration
inthis
User's
Gute
shows
the
CTS
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@ MIDIOUT
@ MIDIIN«
@ SUSTAIN]
® PHONES/
@ DCwpad
D Tone lst
® Rhythm list
@
SONG
BANK
CONTROLLER
)
MAIN
VOU
LEFT
ON/OFF
button
@
TEMPO
but
STOP
button
(ACCOMP)
®
ACCOMPY
TRANSPOS
) CHORD BO
® Display
®) SONG BAN
(PLAY/PAU
4) TONE butt
RIGHT
ON/OFF
button
)
RHYTHM
(MELODY) (@ SONGBAN
PLAY/PAUSE
button
@
Number
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B Speaker
Chord nam
th Percussion
1 Power ind
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specification
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Rear Panel ‘Attachment of the Score Stand
Firmly press the mask stand provided with the keyboard
Sil he way into the groove onthe top of te keyboard
@ MIDIOUT terminal
@ MIDIIN terminal
@ SUSTAIN jack terminal
@ PHONES/OUTPUT jack
DC 9V jack
D Tone list (CTK541 only)
® Rhythm list TOUCH RESPONSE button
2 MAIN VOLUME buttons
© TEMPO buttons
® ACCOMP VOLUME button
TRANSPOSE/TUNE/MIDI button,
D CHORD BOOK button
Display
SONG BANK CONTROLLER
(PLAY/PAUSE, STOP, REW, FF, LEFT ON/OFF, RIGHT ON/OFF)
® TONE button
{) RHYTHM button
® SONG BANK button
Number buttons (Chord specification buttons)
@ Song bank list
1B Speaker
® Chore name
Percussion instrument list
18 Power indicator
@ POWER/MODE switch
@ START/STOP butto
@ SYNCHRO/FILL-IN button
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Song Bank
tune
beats
4
5
Tone
name,
hythm
ame,
song
name,
mode
name,
keyboard
stings
name
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octave
indicator
(30)
appears
hen:
(slave
higher
than
that
shown
on
display
‘Uses
a
graphic
keyboard
to
show
notes
aed
chords
played
on
the
heybourd
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indicate
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and
righthand
parte
3.
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thes
played
during
Song
Bank
tune
playback
‘Autoraccompaniment,
Sng
Bank,
chord
book
6
7
{8
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indicate
fingerings
during
Song
Bank
playback
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and
9
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Quick
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To play back a Song Bank tune
1. s
POWER/MODE switch to NORMAL
le MAIN VOLUME buttons to lower the key
volume to a relatively low level
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7.
Press
the
RIGHT
ON/OFF
button
again
to
turn
the
‘melody part back on
1 You cat also turn the accompaniment part on and off by
presing the LEFT ON /OFF bution
8.
Press
the
STOP
button
to
stop
playback
of
the
Song
Bank tune,
yb
9.
Press
the
TONE
button
to
exit
the
Song
Bank
Mode
‘and
return
to
the
tone
and
thythm
selection
screen,
welll og
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&
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the
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of
«Song
Dank
Iho PLAVPAUBE button
Pros ha FF (tas foward) baton.
ng rose the REW (em) Buon
E12
Cc
Phones/Output
tom down te eam
‘cupment Youn
ons tre conn
[Rear Panel)
XD
Keyan a
Connecting Phones
Connecting phone
fr youean PAY
Audio Equipment
Connect he haya
valid connecting
PIN plays on tha
‘ult only one oa
vein your aude
Musical
ramen
Use a comely
too musical astra
anoTes
Be sue 10 us a cam
‘end you cone oa
fon ai on
‘ong onl oma
When connec to
the keyboard 1a
Justinents ung tea
{Connection Exampl
Tonojtouds at
‘tre sues hi

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Connections
Phones/Output Terminal
Bele connecting phone or ther eeu epipment be ie at
{tom down the volume stg ofthe yan end the connec
(crip: You can far ses vehane the sed rl afte
‘cto are compl
(Wear Panel]
Connecting Phones (Figure @)
Connecting phones cut ot
audio equipment using commercially
svaiable connecting cord mith a andar plug on one en oa oe
PIN plugs on the ater end Note thatthe stand plug you connect
to2he hoard mast bea ee pl terse ou wit ae
‘output only ants In this coniiguraion
{ually marked AUXIN or something
the hepbourd is conimested See the ne
‘with your audio equipment fr fl des
lat} where the cord fom
sumentatice that come
‘Masical Instrument Ampliier Figure @)
Use acommerialyaallable connecting cord to connect the keyboard
toa misia instriment amplifier
sa a connecting cotd at has ancard pha on the
fend you correct the war, tra econac hat ose cha
olan rg wp ote apr to when you arcane. The
‘org typeof comact teren can use rte ee a
When connected to musical instrument amplifier, set the volume ot
the Keyboard toa relatively low level and wake cutp
justnents using the amplier's controls
{Connection Example)
SZ
2 cede See
‘Sustain jack Terminal
Yio can connect an optional ystan pedal (St
TAIN JACK termina tenable the capsbilities described below
SUSTAIN JACK Termina
ano tones, depressing the psa cas notes finger, mc
like a piano’ damper ped.
+ With ngan tines depressing the pedal cases notes to continue to
sound antl the pedals elas
Accessories and Options
the acemories and options specified fr this heya. Use
cnet tems creates the danger of ire, eectial shock,
E43

Power Supply
This keyboard can be powered by curent from 4 standard Downe:
Iho wall ule using te specified AC adaptor or by bates. Al
trays make sure you tum the keyboard off whenever you a Rot
Using batteries
pci baer
To load batteries
7. Remove the batw
Compartment cover
, t
2. Load 6 D-size batteries into the battery compar
+ Make ue tht the pve) an negative) end
Ing corel
Gor ai
3.. Insert the tabs on the battery compartment cover into
the holes provided! and close the cover.
o_o
a) vom asf
The keyboard may not funct
erie with power tamed on
‘ff and then back on agai 3h
Important Battery Information
{Te following shows the approximate batery ie.
Manganese battedes Shouts
Tae
seve
value
ie
standard
Battery
ie
at
normal
temperature,
wrth he Leyboand Volume at medium setting, Temperature ox
{emer or playing et very loud volume stings can shorten Bat
Layo the following symptoms indicate low hatery power Re
place batters as sono posable whenever any of he fll
geccur.
Dim power supply indicator
rument docs not tr ot
play that fe flickering, dim, or dificult
nally lowe apa beadphone
sound ostpan
rruptet of sound when playing at high vol
«+ Sten peer lature when playing at high volumes
1 Fickering or dimming of the dinplay when playing at high
«+ Continued sound output even fer you release a hey
A toully differen one may sound
1 Abrmalehyth puters anal Sony Bank play
{ Tse of power, sound distortion, or low vafume when playing
from a connected computer of MIDI Seve
IMPORTANT! —————
Iinproper hansing of attones can causo them to burst and leak
‘src ereaon Bie dangat o personal jury oF damage duo 1 co:
‘act wen baer ad Bo sure to nto tha flowing enporcantprecau-
P Raye make sure Pat he postvo (+) and negative (-} poles are
facing camey an ecscaed nea Bw batlory compartment
+ To avold damage cavsod by leaking batteries, ba sure fo remove
Lbateres trom tho keyboard whenaver you lene unaonded fr
{ong ert (auch an whon leaving on).
+ Never me bats of dierent 8
1 Never mat og battenes wah new ons
* Never dscare batteries by ininerating them, donot allow thei
{oles
to
be
shoring
conpectod
to
oach
ther),
never
take
barerios
[par snd do nt expose batlones to doc hat
+ Hlplacebattores a soon as posible afer any sign they are get
ng wee
«+ Noveratempt to recharge bate
a
Using the A
Make that ou
board. “
species hi
oe
‘Also noe the low
‘hing the AC aap
WARMING!
saacan one
vay tony
Boing 0 reat
+ Ute ony ap
‘he danger at
caumion
or any saab
vienever ang t
Van avg ona
+ Aya tun a
‘et en yo a
Mao eure tha
sconnecing tha
+ Uning the AO ap
torte touch Ti

temperate,
hore bt
pppoe Re-
Bde flow
thigh vl
rng thigh
hey
shen playing
pcos aro
petornove
rows or
ction tole
ah tron
thoy ae get
Using the AC Adaptor
Make sure that you use only the AC adaptor specifi for this key
oan
= teen
et
t
Alo note the following important warnings and precautions when
Suing the AC adaptor,
WaRnina!
Boing 30 ceates he cangor of power cord dorago, re. ana ect
+
Use
ony
the
spectiod
AC
adaptor.
Use
of
acinar
type
of
adaptor
ce
‘to the danger o re end ware shock
cauriont
Foray sao, bo ar ur AC dar Kon te wal tat
“when
leaving
on
a
trip)
aaa
+
Tt
ob
yous
nd
cg
AC
a
ae
wa
IMPORTANT!
+ Make sure tat tho keyboard is tuned of Belore connecting or
‘disconnecting thw AC adaptor
+
Using
ne
AC
adaptor
or
aang
tne
can
cause
it
to
Beceme
warm
tothe
ouch.
This
anormal
and
dons
nt
incate
mabtuntion
DET
Auto Power Off
‘Winen you are wing battery power keyboand power turn of au
‘mutually whenever you leave son without performing shy opera
ton for about 6 minute. When this happens, ee the POWER/ MODE
steht turn power Back on
snores
Aid Power OM is estied (2 dows nat hton when you are using he
AC asap power te weyooare
To disable Auto Power Off
Hold dows the TONE burton while tuning onthe eybount to dis
able Auto Power Of
+
When
Auto
Power
Of
i
disabled
the
Keyboard
doesnot
tur
off
‘tomatically
no
mater
how
lng
its
ef
wit
no
operation
Bing
performed
« Ritkeybord settings ae returned their inital defaults whenev
fr keyboard powers ture Hock on ater being turns! of by OP
‘tation ofthe POWER/ MODE switch or Auto Hower Off
E15

Basic Operations
Tis
ection
provides
information
on
performing
bsic
heybosnd
op-
To play the keyboard
1... Set the POWER/MODE switch to NORMAL
2. Use the MAIN VOLUME buttons to lower the key
board volume.
sWealway ihe heyboard vol
tel toe eve lying
+ Prosing [al or ¥ causes the cutent volume setting © ap
pear om the display: Press [aj or [¥1 again to change the
3. Play something on the keyboard
Selecting a Tone
This heybos
crslure tos
jes with 10) built-in tones. Use the flow ng pe
To select atone
1. Find the tone you want to use in the keyboard's tone
list and note its tone number.
2. Press the TONE button.
ee" " BO Pi ara 1
eee lé
Use the number buttons to input the two digit tone
‘number for the tone you want to select.
ample: To select "26 WOOD BASS", input 2 and then &
"26 nod Bass.
played on the keyboard willbe played using an
sound
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sworess
J
Senyn
ep
both
ig
fr
he
tone
nanberncutng
aang
20
‘tye ut one dig and sop, te Spy wt aumatedy Car
uit aa fom soon.
+ Wulcaaieo nerement he drayes tne numb by posting +] and
Sectement tty presung =]
+ Scne eect ws such ss 77 VEHICLE sound best when you
eyioa key sopressed
Combination tones
The following describes the two types of combination
Layered Tones (Tone Numbers: 80 through 89)
80 STRPIANO
‘when a eybond hey is presacd
‘Split Tones (Tone Numbers: 90 through 96)
Example $0 BASS/TIANO
This tone spits the heybound 0 one 1
and another range te assigned pla
Hae
Percussion sounds
ssson sours to the keyboard See the
espa Ao or fl details
‘Sound Effect Tones
With sound effect snes 77 through 7, the typeof sound produced
‘Sepends
onthe
octave
sy
you
pe
rvhen
8
HON
Se
sound
types
are
PUSH
TONE
3,
PUSH
dBUSY SCNAL
TONE 2 RING 1, RING:
Polyphony
The em polypha
ply a the sae
Tichudes he nt
panmen patent
Then a sythmoes
the Keyboed te
bond pay eda
not polypony
nen hth ae
round ta
Digital Samp!
‘A number of thet
Seer cde and
oval
{vosable elo

esng 210
resng
ent
pre
youtoap
nH
od. Se hs
ite
ound pale!
se When 78
RON Pus
Polyphony
The texm polyphony refers tothe maximum namber of nates you can
Play atthe sme tne The eybourd has Ie note polyphony
includes the notes you pay a wellas the shyt and aut
paniment patterns that are playes by Uh keyboard This m
the heyboand, the number of notes (polyphony)
thud play ts redaced” Also mote that home Of
‘hythm
ve
auto
accompaniment
is
playing.
the
number
of
Sounds smultancounly played i edced,
Digital Sampling
A numberof the tones
been rene and proceed sng a eh
pling, To ensures hag fevelo tonal quality, smples ae taken in the
Forth, and high ranges an then com provide you with
dsthar are amazingly hme once very
oWable rel of muleple sampling and itso

Auto Accompaniment
POWER
MODE
J
This keybou
withthe
Ing sou
‘hye you are an that you et fll real
companiment
play
with
your
right
hand
renting the mod of an One-pernon ensemble
Selecting a Rhythm
Thi
with 10 enciing shyt that you can
rocedute
To select a rhythm
1.
Find
the
rhythm
you
want
to
use
in
the
keyboard's
rhythm
lst
and
note
its
rhythm
number
2. Press the RHYTHM button.
OO FriksPorl
&
git ehythm
sample T eet "65 WALTZ"
wong 85 Waltz
ge &
snoress
FSOFUNKY
POP”
te
inal
deta
rythm
seting
whenever
you
“+
You
can
seo
increment
the
Gsplayed
rhythm
mamber
by
eressing
[+]
Und
decrement’
by
pressing
E18
ae
RHYTHM,
Playing a Rhythm
Use
the
following
proces
to
start
and
stop
hth
play.
To play a rhythm
1. Set the POWER/MODE switch to NORMAL
2
2.
P109s
the
START/STOP
button
to
start
play
of
the
cur
tently
selected
thythm.
snores
‘Acti bryos keys ae meta hays whe he POWENMODE switch
(Seto NORMAL
—
Adjusting t
ads thet
nate Th
i play a
To adjust the
Use the TEMPO b
Tere ih
Decrement
vamp Hold down
dla,
ee
sNoTer
Frovaig boy TEMP
tempo seta
About the Gra
The graphic moto
at

\L
y ofthe cur.
TOP button
RODE omen
Adjusting the Tempo
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To adjust the tempo
Use the TEMPO buttons (&., ¥) to adjust the tempo,
2 Increments displayed value increases texapo)
'¥ Decrements displayed vale (decrease et
cane Hold down the ¥ bation wat fe teanpovalue 10 the
‘play
rrom| qf]
vote] 110
Prosting both TEMPO buttons (ard ¥) atthe same Ue resets th
fumpo othe elaut value of ha curenty sects mye
‘About the Graphic Metronome
ine Te pee
Play along with x ehytho or
The graphic metronome appear
jo value and beat of hytoen oF
Frome heips you keep in ime a8 y
frllsintine
Beal K'
wottn
Using Auto Accompaniment
Tong protest bart th bear Ada
conyers ous nt
ipectpatcetountier suerctresaytone Orvnint
To.use Auto Accompaniment
1. Set the POWER/MODE switch to CASIO CHORD or
FINGERED.
2. Press the START/STOP button t0 start play of the cur
rently selected rhythm,
ay a chord.
The aca procedure you should use to play «chord depens
othe carte POWER MODE swish poniion- Refer othe
{allowing pape fr etal on chord pla.
CASIO CHORD. E
{ay be Stren fram hors aetaaly
Sey payed onthe teypooas
4. To.stop Auto Accompaniment play, press the START/
STOP button agai.