Galileo Yp200 User manual

YP200

owner’s manual

digital piano

1) Make sure you have the following parts, which are supplied in the package:

A) Piano cabinet

B) Right Leg

C) Left Leg

D) Rear Panel

E) Bottom crossbar with three pedals group

F) Pedal clog

G) Headphone hang

and the fi ing accessories to be found into a nylon bag:

H) M6 20 TC screw (2 )

I) M6 20 TC screws (8 )

L) WL 4 20 TC screw (4 )

M) WL 4 12 TC screw (2 )

N) Adhesive clamp (5 )

O) Phillips screwdriver

2) Remove the nylon protection and white foam on the wooden parts, free the pedals cable

under the crossbar as shown in Fig. 3

3) Fi on pedals group the pedal clog (F) as shown in Fig.1.

4) Fi the right leg (B) to crossbar (E) with screws (I).

5) Fi the left leg (C) to crossbar (E) with screws (I).

6) Fi the rear panel (D) to the crossbar (E) with screws (L) and to the legs (B) and (C) with

screws (H) as shown in Fig.1.

7) Place the piano cabinet (A) on stand, fi it with screws (I) as shown in Fig.1

by paying particular attention to the position of the hook, as shown in Fig.2.

8) Fi the headphone hang (G) whit screws (M) as Fig. 1

9) Attach the adhesive clamps (N) as shown in Fig.4

10) Insert the MINI DIN pedals cable plug into the proper socket of I/O group under the

pianocabinet (A) and fi the cable on the adhesive clamp (N) of Fig. 4.

11) Place the piano in its final location and adjust on floor the clog (F) of pedals group.

Assemb y instruction

Table of Contents

Introduction ....................................................................................... 1

Control Panel ..................................................................................... 1

Instrument Switching .......................................................................... 2

Adjusting Volume ............................................................................... 2

Connecting Headphone........................................................................ 2

Listening Demo Songs ......................................................................... 2

Sound Preset Selection........................................................................ 3

Sound Preset List ............................................................................... 3

Metronome......................................................................................... 3

Transpose .......................................................................................... 4

Functions ........................................................................................... 4

Functions Menu .................................................................................. 5

TOUCH ......................................................................................... 5

TUNE ........................................................................................... 5

TEMPERAMENTS............................................................................. 6

TIME SIGNATURE ........................................................................... 6

EFFECTS ....................................................................................... 6

MAF ............................................................................................. 7

EQUALIZER ................................................................................... 7

MIDI ............................................................................................ 7

BACKUP........................................................................................ 8

HELP ............................................................................................ 8

STANDBY ...................................................................................... 8

Rear Panel ......................................................................................... 9

Technical Specifications ..................................................................... 10

Technology....................................................................................... 10

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Grand Piano button

METRONOME: enables/disables

and modifies the metronome

function

Function keys *

• Preset selection

• Data insert

• Demo listening

Vo ume knob

* Called “DATA UP” and

“DATA DOWN” from now on

in this manual

TRANSPOSE: allows you to

transpose the global pitch of the

instrument

Congratulations! We thank you for selecting the all-new YP200 digital piano!

Whether you are a student, teacher or professional, your piano will impress you with its

musical quality and stylish design - providing years of enjoyment. In addition, your digital

piano is equipped with a high performance Hammer Action keyboard, for a realistic

touch that allows you to e press yourself in endless varieties of shades and colors.

For these and many other reasons, you will discover your YP200 is an absolute pleasure to play!

To get the absolute most out of your new piano, we recommend that you read this manual

carefully so that you can take full advantage of all the advanced and convenient functions.

We also recommend that you keep this manual in a safe and handy place for quick and easy

reference in the future.

If you're enjoying your YP200, please tell a friend!

Most of the functions of the instrument are controlled by the control panel.

CONTROL PANEL

Introduction

Contro Pane

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Listening Demo Songs

Connecting Headphones

In addition to the internal amplification system, you can connect

two sets of standard stereo headphones.

The headphone inputs are located under the left-hand side of the

keyboard.

• The headphone connection disables the internal speaker system

• The Main volume knob adjusts the headphone volume.

Note: Connecting headphones cuts off the PA system inside of the

piano

Your YP200 features eight built-in demo songs, that you can play by following

this procedure:

Start the demo sequence by pressing the two DATA UP/DOWN

buttons AT THE SAME TIME.

Press the two DATA UP/DOWN buttons again to STOP the demo

sequence.

Press DATA UP to select ne t demo song,

DATA DOWN to select the previous one.

STANDBY/ON switch

Wait a couple of seconds while your piano powers up. The Grand Piano button will

illuminate indicating the default sound.

Adjusting Vo ume

Turn the volume knob on the control panel to set your piano volume.

Turning the knob to the left will decrease the volume and turning it to the

right will increase the volume

Warning! E cessive volume (especially with headphones connected) can

be harmful for your hearing.

It’s also possible to disable automatic loading of Grand Piano by Backup function described on

page 8.

Connect the power cord to a power outlet, your YP300/GYP300 is now in

power saving mode (standby) and the red LED indicates the status. At

this point, press the standby button located on the right side of the

keyboard to turn on the instrument, the LED turns from red to green (ON).

Press the standby button again to switch to power saving mode, the LED

changes from green to red (standby / OFF).

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Sound Preset Se ection

The Sound Preset , the timber resource of YP200, is the combination of one or more sounds, a

reverberation effect and a modulation effect. There are 19 available presets, 15 single and 4

combination.

Use the DATA UP/DOWN buttons to select any sound preset you like.

Press the Grand Piano button on the control panel to quickly recall the Grand Piano preset.

Sound Preset List

Main preset 





Recall Grand Piano preset

Recall previous preset

Use the TEMPO/DATA

button to change BPM

value.

Numbers 1;2;...0 are assigned to the keys of

the first octave of YP200 keyboard.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0

There are two methods to change the frequency:

1. Type the number of BPM by means of only the white keys ranging from B0 to D2.

Each of these keys is assigned a number whose value is shown below the key.

2. Press DATA to speed and DOWN DATA UP to slow the heart of BPM.

Metronome

Recall ne t preset

The METRONOME button has two functions:

1. Activate / deactivate the metronome (via normal pressure)

2. Change BPM frequency (via a longer pressure of at least two seconds).

Pressing the button once, the BPM

changes by one unit , while a long press

is a variation continues until the button

is released or it reaches the lower limit

(30 BPM) or higher (250 BPM).

Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and

data DOWN , the BPM will be set to the

value 120.

Press Metronome button to e it the BPM

editing.

prg Sound Preset

Grand Piano (MAF)

Bright Piano (MAF)

E . Vintage 1

E . Vintage 2

E . Vintage 3

FM Piano

C avinet 1

C avinet 2

Harpsichord

Vibraphone

Guitar

Jazz Organ

Pipe Organ

Strings Ensemb e

S ow Strings

Piano dual Strings

Piano dual Pad

FM Piano dual Pad

Pipe Organ dual Choir

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Functions

Eleven useful functions allow you to customize YP200 to your needs.

Each function is assigned to a key (Function Key) of the last eleven white keys of the

keyboard. The function names are printed on the cabinet edge below the keyboard, as shown

in the picture below.

Transpose

A function can be recalled by

pressing&holding its Function Key

and pressing DATA UP or DATA

DOWN buttons.

The Grand Piano button will start to

blink (as shown by the picture on

the right hand side) and the function

name and value will be declaimed

by the audio help guide.

It is possible to apply a transposition of + / -12 semitones. The TRANSPOSE

button has a dual functionality :

1. Activate and deactivate the transpose (via the normal pressure):

the button light will indicate the transpose state: light on means

transpose active, no light means no transpose.

2. Set the number of semitones of transposition : press the TRANSPOSE

button for at least two seconds, the button light starts flashing,

then press the DATA UP / DOWN DATE to change the transpose

value. Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and DATA DOWN the

transposition will be canceled.

Note: if you enable the transpose with the value set to zero, the button light

will blink twice and then goes off permanently; no transposition will be applied.

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The table below describes all YP200’s functions in detail:

FUNCTION KEY ALLOWEDVALUES DEFAULTVALUE

1 Touch G6 Soft; Normal; Hard Normal

2 Tune A6 415.3 Hz÷ 466.2 Hz A4 =440

3 Temperament B6 Equal; Meantone; Kirnberger Equal

4 Time Signature C7 1/4; 2/4; 3/4; 4/4; 5/4; 6/4; 7/4

3/8; 6/8; 7/8; 9/8; 12/8 4/4

5 Effect D7 ON/OFF ON

6 MAF E7 ON/OFF ON

7 Equalizer F7 ON/OFF ON

8 MIDI G7 01 ÷ 16 Channel 01

9 Backup A7 ON/OFF OFF

10 Help B7 ON/OFF ON

11 Standby C8 ON/OFF On

the simultaneous pressure of DATA UP and DATA DOWN will recall the default value.

Once the Function Key is released, YP200 will return back to normal performance mode.

In edit mode the keyboard doesn’t play and only

DATA UP / DOWN buttons are enabled. Press DATA UP

to increase the value, DATA DOWN to decrease it;

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TOUCH

By pressing the DATA

buttons repeatedly, you can

select one of the available

touch curve (SOFT;

NORMAL; HARD)

Press and hold the TOUCH (G6) function on the

keyboard and press the DATA UP button on the

control panel.

Pressing the DATA button once, the vocal guide

signals the current active touch value.

To select the default NORMAL curve,

simultaneously press the DATA UP/DOWN

buttons, while TOUCH function key (G6) is

held down.

Function Menu

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TUNE

Allows you to change the overall intonation of the instrument. This function is very useful when

you play with other musicians because YP200 can be tuned according to the needs of the

moment.

Press and hold the Function Key ( A6),

corresponding to the TUNE function, and press

DATA UP or DATA DOWN button - the GRAND

PIANO button will blink and will play a reference

tone of the note A4. Use the DATA UP / DOWN

to change the intonation. The e cursion of the

value ranges from A4 = 415.3 (-100 cents of a

semitone) to A4 = 466,16 (+100 cents of a

semitone). Pressing the button normally you will

get a unit change (± 1 cent of a semitone) by

pressing and holding the button the variation

proceeds until the reaching of e tremes values.

To e it the TUNE function is necessary to release

the A6 button, and the last value stored will be

recorded.

Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and DATA

DOWN, the default value (A4 = 440Hz) will

be set.

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TEMPERAMENTS

This function allows you to modify the current piano temperament (or tuning). The default

setting is EQUAL temperament, but other temperaments can easily be recalled.

Press the TEMPERAMENTS (B6) function key on

the piano keyboard and the DATA button on the

control panel. The vocal guide will tell you the

current temperament selection, Pressing the DATA

button again, it will be possible to recall the other

temperaments.

1. Equa (default)

2. Meantone

3. Kirnberger

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TIME SIGNATURE

This function allows you to modify the metronome

Time Signature. The default value is 4/4.

Press the Function Key C7 (Time Sign) and the

DATA button on the control panel.

The metronome will properly signal the current

time signature, and the metronome led will start

flashing.

Press the DATA UP/DOWN button to change the

time signature:

1/4 - 2/4 – 3/4 - 4/4 – 5/4 – 6/4 – 7/4 –

3/8 – 6/8 – 7/8 – 9/8 – 12/8 .

Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and DATA DOWN, the default time

signature (Equal) will be set.

To e it the TIME SIGNATURE, you must release the C7 key will be

stored as the last time signature.

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To change the value, keep the Function Key

pressed then press the DATA button on the

panel. The vocal guide will tell you the status

(EFFECTS ON or EFFECTS OFF).

Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and DATA

DOWN will be set the default value: EFFECTS

ON.

This menu allows you to disable or enable the Reverb effect. Press and hold the Function Key

D7, corresponding to the EFFECTS function and press DATA UP or DATA DOWN button. The

vocal guide tells you the active effect status.

EFFECTS

The sounds of YP200 are enriched by digital effects generated by the internal Sound Engine.

Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and

DATA DOWN, the default

temperament (Equal) will be set.

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To change the MAF status, keep the MAF (E7)

function key and press the DATA button on the

panel. The vocal guide will tell you the status (MAF

ON or MAF OFF).

By default the function status is: MAF ON

MAF

This function allows you to enable or disable the

MAF effect (Multiple Acoustic Feel) e clusively

present on the two piano presets.

Keep the MAF Function Key pressed (E7) and press

the DATA button on the panel.

The vocal guide will tell you the MAF status.

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EQUALIZER

This function allows you to enable or disable the

internal equalizer.

To change the equalizer status, keep the

EQUALIZER Function Key (F7) pressed and press

the DATA button on the panel. The vocal guide

tells you the EQUALIZER status (EQUALIZER ON or

OFF).

Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and DATA DOWN

will be set to the default value: EQUALIZER ON.

To e it the EQUALIZER you must release the

Equalizer Function Key, last EQUALIZER status will

be stored.

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MIDI

With this function you can set the transmit and

receive MIDI channel.

Hold down the function key MIDI (G7) and press

the DATA button. The vocal guide signals MIDI.

To change the channel number (valid for both

transmitting and receiving) press the first octave

of the keyboard referring to the numbers below

them. Numbers vary from 01 to 16.

For e ample, to set the channel 03, first press

the C2 (0), then the key C1 (3).

Unlike other functions, as soon as it recognizes a

valid channel number, YP200 automatically e its

the operation.

Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and DATA DOWN will be set to the

default value (MIDI In/Out Channel: 01)

To e it the MAF function you must release MAF

Function Key, last MAF status will be stored.

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This function sets the YP200 starting mode:

Mode 1: YP200 load the factory set.

Mode 2: YP200 loads the user set.

BACKUP

Keep the Backup Function Key (A7) pressed

and press the DATA button on the panel. The

vocal guide signals the

active BACKUP status.

To change the Backup status, keep

the BACKUP Function Key pressed then

use the DATA buttons on the panel to

modify the value. The vocal guide

signals backup status (BACKUP ON or

OFF).

The default value is: BACKUP OFF

(YP200 load the factory set).

STANDBY

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This function allows you to enable or disable the

voice guide. The voice guide help you to easily

setup the functions of YP200.

To change the HELP status, keep HELP Function

Key pressed and press the DATA buttons on the

panel. The vocal guide signals help status (HELP

ON or OFF). Default value is HELP ON.

Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and

DATA DOWN will be set to the default

value (HELP: ON).

To e it the HELP function you must

release the Function Key B7; the last

value will be stored.

HELP

It allows to permute YP200 automatically in low-

power mode after 30 minutes of inactivity. To

change the value, press and hold the button (C8),

then using the DATA UP and DATA DOWN, YP200

will declaim the new value:

1. STANDBY ON (default): Automatic low-

power switched on

2. STANDBY OFF: Automatic low-power

switched off

Simultaneously pressing DATA UP and DATA DOWN

will be recalled the default value (STANDBY ON).

To e it Standby function is necessary to release the Function Key C8, the

last value will be stored.

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Rear Pane

MAIN OUT

Right e Left/Mono Connect the instrument to an e ternal amplification system.

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5) INPUT

(note 2)

Right e Left/Mono

Connect an e ternal audio source to the YP200 amplification

system (CD, MIDI player, etc.)

MIDI

In-Thru-Out

Socket to connect the pedals (Damper, Soft, Sostenuto)

PEDAL

Standard MIDI connections

(1) USB (note 1) USB port to PC connection

(2) (3) (4) (5)

(1)

(note 1) An U B cable (not provided) is needed to connect YP200 to a Personal

Computer.

Once YP200 is connected to a PC, please follow the driver installation wizard

of the computer operating system.

After a proper driver installation, YP200 can be used as MIDI device.

(note 2) The Master Volume Knob does not affect the volume of an external

audio source

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Technica Specifications

keyboard 88 hammer action keys

po iphony 128 notes ma

volume; demo; metronome; sound/data; transpose

functions menu: touch; global tune; temperaments (3 types); effects

on/off; maf on/off; equalizer on/off; midi menu (receive/transmit

channel); back up mode; help; standby

14 presets + 4 combinations

Viscount Sound Generator VEGA (Versatile Engine Generator Audio)

MAF technology (Multiple Acoustic Feel)

sounds

contro s

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digita effects 4 reverbs and 4 modulations, associated to the presets

sequencer metronome; demo songs

connections stereo in/out L (mono)/R; MIDI (In/thru/out); Headphone X 2; AC In; USB

peda s damper; soft; sostenuto

cabinet

amp ification

dimensions (W D H)

weight

25W + 25W

rosewood (with a sliding keyboard cover)

(1366 425 816) mm

54 kg

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digital piano

Disposal of old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applìcable throughout the European Union

and other European countries with separate collection programs)

Dir. 2002/95/CE, 2002/96/CE e 2003/108/CE

This syrnbol, found on your product or on its packaging, indicates that this product should not be

treated as household waste when you wish to dispose of it. Instead, it should be handed overt to an

applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this

product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences to the

environment

and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate disposal of this product. The

recycling of materials will help to conserve natural resources. For more detailed information about the

recycling of this product, please contact your local city offi ce, waste disposal service or the retail store

where you purchased this product.

This product complies with the requirements of EMCD 2004/108/EC and LVD 2006/95/EC.

FCC RULES

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital Device, persuant to Part 15 if the FCC

Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction,

may cause harmful interference to radio comunications. However, there is no guarantee that the interference will not occur in a

particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determinated by

turning the equipment off and on, the user is encuraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

-Consult the dealer or an experienced Radio/Tv technician for help.

The user is cautioned that any changes or modification not expressly approved by the party responsable for compliance could void the

user’s authority opearate the equipment.

INFORMATIONS FCC

NOTE : Cet instrument a été controlé et il est garanti pour etre en conformité avec les spécifications techniques établies pour les

dispositifs numériques de la « Classe B » selon les normes de protection contre les interférences avec d’autres dispositifs électroniques

environnants. Cet appareil produit et utilise des fréquences radio. S’il n’est pas installé et utilisé selon les instructions contenues dans le

mode d’emploi, il peut générer des interférences. L’observation des normes FCC ne garanti pas qu’il y aura aucune interférence. Si cet

appareil est la cause d’ interférences avec une réception Radio ou TV, il est possible

de le vérifier en éteignant puis en allumant l’instrument : Vous pouvez alors résoudre le problème en suivant les procédures suivantes :

-déplacer ou orienter l’antenne de l’appareil avec lequel se manifeste l’interférence.

-déplacer cet instrument ou l’appareil avec lequel se produit l’interférence

-connecter cet instrument à une prise de courant différente afin de mettre les deux appareils sur deux circuits différents.

-consulter le revendeur ou un technicien radio/tv pour d’autres renseignements.

D’éventuelles modifications non approuvées par le constructeur peuvent annuler votre garantie de l’appareil.

1) Vérifiez que l’emballage comprend les parties suivantes:

A) Caisse

B) Pied droit

C) Pied gauche

D) Panneau postérieur

E) Traverse inférieure avec groupe à 3 pédales

F) Pied à vis

G) Porte-casque

et que les accessoires de fi ation décrits ci-après se trouvent dans le sachet en nylon:

H) Vis M6 20 TC (2 )

I) Vis M6 20 TC (8 )

L) Vis WL 4 20 TC (4 )

M) Vis WL 4 12 TC (2 )

N) Passe-fil adhésifs (5 )

O) Tournevis en croi

2) Retirez les protections en nylon et mousse des parties en bois et libérez le câble pédales

sous la traverse comme indiqué sur la Fig. 3

3) Vissez sur le groupe pédales le pied à vis (F) comme indiqué sur la Fig. 1

4) Fi ez le pied droit (B) à la traverse (E) avec des vis (I) comme indiqué sur la Fig. 1

5) Fi ez le pied gauche (C) à la traverse (E) au moyen de vis (I) comme indiqué sur la Fig. 1

6) Fi ez le panneau postérieur (D) à la traverse (E) à l’aide de vis (L) et au pieds droit (B) et

gauche (C) à l’aide de vis (H) comme indiqué sur la Fig.1

7) Positionnez la caisse (A) au-dessus du support, fi ez-la avec les 4 pommeau (I) comme

indiqué sur la Fig. 1 et insérez les pivots comme indiqué sur la Fig. 2

8) Fi ez le porte-casque (G) à l’aide de vis (M) comme indiqué sur la Fig. 1

9) Fi ez les 5 passe-fil (N) dont 3 sur le panneau postérieur (D) et 2 sur le fond de la caisse (A)

comme indiqué sur la Fig. 4

10) Introduisez la fiche DIN du câble pédales dans la prise sur le groupe I/O de la caisse (A) et

fi ez le câble à l’intérieur du passe-fil (N) comme indiqué sur la Fig. 4

11) Positionnez le piano à l’endroit défini et réglez le pied (F) du groupe pédales

Instructions pour ’Assemb age

Sommaire

Présentation ...................................................................................... 1

Panneau de Controle ........................................................................... 1

Allumage de l’instrument ..................................................................... 2

Réglage du volume ............................................................................. 2

Conne ion du casque .......................................................................... 2

Ecoute des démos .............................................................................. 2

Sélection des Presets .......................................................................... 3

Liste des Presets ................................................................................ 3

Metronome......................................................................................... 3

Transpose .......................................................................................... 4

Fonctions ........................................................................................... 4

Menu Fonctions .................................................................................. 5