H-Star SS-90X User manual

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SS-90XDIGITALPIANO
OWNER SMANUAL

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GENERALPRECAUTIONS
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DONOTOPEN
CAUTION:TO REDUCETHERISKOF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DONOT REMOVECOVERORBACK
NOUSER-SERVICEABLEPARTSINSIDE
REFERSERVICINGTO QUALIFIEDSERVICEPERSONNEL
INSTRUCTIONS PERTAININGTOARISKOFFIRE,ELECTRICSHOCK ORINJURY:
Thelightning flash with arrowheadsymbol,withinanequilateraltriangle,is intendedto alert the userto the
presenceof uninsulatedor dangerousvoltage”withinthe product’senclosurethat maybeof sufficientmagni-
tude to constitute a risk of electricshock to persons.
Theexclamationpointwithinanequilateraltriangleis intendedtoalert theusertothe presenceof important
operationandmaintenanceorservicinginstructionsinthemanualaccompanyingtheproduct.
1.CAUTION:Anychangesormodificationsin constructionof thisdevicewhicharenotexpresslyapproved
bythepartyresponsibleforcompliancecould void theuser’sauthorityto operatethe equipment.
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2. NOTE:Thisequipment hasbeen tested and found to comply with the limitsfora Class Bdigitaldevice,
pursuanttoPart15ofthe FCCRules.These limitsaredesigned to provide reasonableprotection against
harmfulinterferencein aresidentialinstallation.Thisequipment generates,uses,and canradiateradio
frequency energyand, ifnot installed and used inaccordancewith theinstructions,maycauseharmful
interference toradiocommunications.However,thereisnoguarantee that interferencewillnotoccurin a
particularinstallation. If thisequipment doescause harmfulinterferenceto radio ortelevision reception, which
canbedetermined byturning theequipment off andon,theuseris encouraged to tryto correct theinterfer-
encebyone ormoreof the following measures:
-Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.
-Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.
-Connect the equipment into anoutlet on a circuit differentfrom that to whichthereceiverisconnected.
-Consultthedealeroranexperienced radio/TVtechnicianforhelp.”

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TAKE CARE OFYOUR PIANO
Thisdigitalpiano will supplyyou with years of musicalenjoyment ifyou follow thesimple ruleslisted below.
LOCATION
Do not expose the instrument to the following
conditionstoavoiddeformation, discoloration, or
moreseriousdamage:
-directsunlight (nearawindow)
-high temperatures(nearaheatsource,outside,
ornearawindow)
-rainorexcessivehumidity
-excessivedust
-strongvibration
•Leave enough space around thepiano foritto
beproperlyventilated.
•Thisinstrument containsdigitalcircuitry and
maycause interferenceifplaced too closeto
radioortelevision receivers.If interference
occurs,movethe instrumentfurtherawayfrom
theaffected equipment.
•Avoidplacing vinylobjectson topof the
instrument, vinylcan stick to and discolorthe
surface.
•The instrument shall not be exposedto dripping
orsplashing andno objectsfilled with liquids,
such asvases, shall be placed on the
instrument.
POWER
•The instrument shouldbe placed whereit is
easytounplug thepowerplug
•Theinstrument is unplugged thepowerplug
duringlightningstorn,cleaning ornotunused
forlong periodsof time.
•Turnthe powerswitchoff when the instrument is
not in use.
•Toavoiddamageto the instrumentand other
devicesto whichitisconnected, turnthe power
switchesof all related devicesoff priorto
connection ordisconnection of MIDI cables.
•Turn thepoweroff ifthemain cable isdamaged
orthe instrument isspatteredwith liquid.
•Do not switch the unit on and off in quick
succession,this placesan undue load on the
electroniccomponents.
•Avoidpluggingthe ACpowercordinto the same
ACoutlet asapplianceswithhighpower
consumption, suchaselectricheatersor
refrigerators.
ForVeneerStyleWood finishastandardpolish
similarto pledge”is acceptableoruseadry
antu-static”cloth.
•To maintainthe lusterof the keysand buttons
wipe with a clean,slightlydampcloth, and then
polish with a soft drycloth.
WARNING
When using electricalproducts, basicsafety
precautionsshouldalwaysbefollowed,
includingthefollowing:
SAFETY
PowerSource -Theproductshouldalwaysbe
connectedto apowersupply only of the type
describedinthe operatinginstructionsoras
markedontheproduct.
PeriodsofNonuse -The power-supplycordof
theproductshouldbeunpluggedfromthe
outletwhenleftunused fora long period of
time.
SERVICEANDMODIFICATION
Thisproduct shouldbe serviced byqualified
servicepersonnelwhen,
•thepowersupplycord orthe plughasbeen
damaged,
•liquidhasbeen spilledinto the unitorit has
beenexposedtorain,
•theinstrumentdoesnotappearto operate
normally orexhibitsa markedchange in
performance.
•theinstrumenthasbeen droppedorthe cabinet
hasbeendamaged.
•Do notattempt to open the pianoormakeany
change inthe circuitsorpartsofthe unit.
HANDLINGANDTRANSPORT
•Neverapplyexcessive force to the controls,
connectorsorotherpartsof the instrument.
•Always unplug cablesbygripping the plug
firmly, not bypulling on the cable.
•Disconnectall cablesbeforemoving the
instrument.
•Physicalshocks caused bydropping,
bumping, orplacing heavyobjectson the
instrument can resultinscratchesand/ormore
seriousdamage.
•Carefullycheckthe amplifiervolume control
before starting to play. Excessive volume can
causepermanenthearingloss.
CLEANING
•Forthehigh-polishfinishes,clean thecabinet
andpanelwithasoftnonabrasivedry cloth.
Thisclothshouldbe forHighGlossLacquer
FinishFurniture.Awaxbased polishspecifi-
cally forHighGloss LacquerFinish Furniture
maybe used on the cabinet. Do not usepaint
thinnerorpetrochemicalbasedpolishes.

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TABLEOFCONTENTS
ASSEMBLY ................................................................................5
CONNECTORPANEL.............................................................. 8
PANELCONTROLS.................................................................. 9
TONE WHEELS ........................................................................12
DEMO .......................................................................................13
KEYBOARDVOICES...............................................................14
Voice Selection.......................................................................14
Layer(dual).............................................................................15
Lower(split)............................................................................16
FUNCTIONS .............................................................................17
Function Mode........................................................................17
ReverbLevel..........................................................................18
ChorusLevel..........................................................................18
TouchMode............................................................................19
SplitPoint................................................................................20
MasterTune............................................................................20
DrumKit..................................................................................21
Local.......................................................................................21
VocalGrade............................................................................22
Reset......................................................................................22
REGISTRATION....................................................................... 23
RECORD ..................................................................................24
Recording...............................................................................24
Playback.................................................................................25
Erasing Tracks.......................................................................26
PLAYALONG SONGS ............................................................27
MIDI ...........................................................................................29
MIDI IMPLEMENTATIONCHART ............................................30
VOICELIST ..............................................................................31
DRUM KITLIST........................................................................ 32
SPECIFICATIONS ....................................................................35

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ASSEMBLY
Pleasemakesureyourpackagecontainsthefollowing items
priortoassembly.
ASSEMBLETHESTANDLEG
1. Align the circularholesonbracketwiththeleftandright
standlegs.
2. Insertthe4X12screwsintothe
holesand fasten.
3. PlacethethreadedInsertintotheholeonthestandleg.
RotatethethreadedInsert usingascrewdrivertoalign
thescrewholeswiththeholeinthefootbottom.
CHECKTHE
PACKAGE
CONTENTS
ITEM QTY
1. PIANO.........................................................1
2. LEFTSTANDLEG......................................1
3. RIGHTSTANDLEG....................................1
4. FOOT..........................................................2
5. BRACKET...................................................4
6. INSERTWITH THREADEDHOLE.............4
7. 4X12 SCREW.............................................20
8. M6X70SCREW..........................................4
9. CROSS BOARD.........................................1
10. CROSS BOARD BRACKET.......................2
11. M6X30SCREW..........................................4
12.M6X30 KNOBSCREW..................................4
ASSEMBLE
THEPIANO
STAND
5.
6.
7.
11.
8.
1
2
THEPIANO STANDISOPTIONAL. IFYOUDONOTHAVETHESTAND,PLEASE
IGNORETHE SECTION1-3THAT INVOLVETHE STANDASSEMBLY.
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ASSEMBLY
ASSEMBLETHE SIDEBOARD (continued)
4. InserttheM6X70screwstotheholesinthefoot andalignwiththe
threadedholesoftheInsertinthesideboardandfasten.
ASSEMBLE THE CROSS BOARD - Placethe cross boardbracket on
thecross boardandfastenwith4X12 screws.
ASSEMBLETHEPIANOSTAND
1. Align the circularholesontheendof thecross boardassemblywith
therightandleft standlegassembly.
2. InserttheM6X30screwsintotheholesandfasten.

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ASSEMBLY
ATTACHTHE PIANOTOTHE STAND
1. Placethepiano onthestand. Alignthe circularholeson
thesideboardbracketswiththeholesonthebody.Insert
theM6X30 knobscrewsintotheholesandfasten by
hand.Note:Donottightenthescrewsuntil all screws
havebeeninserted.
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PLACETHE
PIANO ONTHE
STANDAND
PLUG IN
TURNTHE
POWERON, AD-
JUSTTHE VOL-
UMEANDBEGIN
TO PLAY 1. CONNECTTHE POWERADAPTOR-Plug the powercordof the
adaptorintothe DC 12V”jack,located ontheleft side of the
keyboard.
2.TURNTHE POWERSWITCH ON -Turnon the powerswitch
located on theleftside of thekeyboard(isoff,andison).
The displaywill welcomeyou and setthe voicetoGrandPiano
automatically. The displaywill show 001:GrandPiano”.
Pleasenote,whenyourturnthepoweroff,donotturnthepower
backonimmediately. Waitatleastfivesecondstoturnthe
powerback onsothatthecircuit canproperlyreset.
3. SETTHEVOLUME TO THEDESIREDSETTING - Adjustthe
volumecontroltoacomfortablelevelbyslidingthe Master
Volumecontrolleft,forsoftersoundorright,forloudersound.
POWER
MASTERVOLUME
MINMAX
3
5
MUSICRACK
INSTALLATION
4
Insertlegsof the musicrackintoholes
onthetop.

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1. POWERIN -Pluginpoweradaptor. Pleaseusetheadaptorattached
inthepackage.
Note: DC12-16V,2.5Aadaptorcanbe applied.
2. POWERSWITCH -isoff,andison.
3. MIDIOUT/MIDI IN -ThispianocontainsMIDI inandMIDIoutput
ports.MIDI jacksallowcommunicationwithotherproducts
equippedwithMIDIinterfaces. PleaseseetheMIDI sectionof this
manualforfurtherdetails.
4. USB -The USBconnectorallowsyou toconnectthe piano directlyto
yourcomputer.The piano willbe recognized asanUSB Audio
devicethatreceivesandtransmitsMIDImessages. Pleaseseethe
MIDIsectionofthismanualforfurtherdetails.
5. SUSTAIN/ SOFT PEDAL -Plug inthe pedalswitchintothe SUS-
TAINjack.When the pedalispressed,thepianokeyswill con-
tinue tosustainastheyareplayed.Therebythe pianonotewill
decaygradually)asif youwerecontinuing toholddownthe piano
keys.Plug inthepedalswitchintotheSOFTjack.When thepedal
ispressed,the pianovolumeisreducedandthetimbreslightly
alteredonthenotesthatareplayed.
6. PHONE1/ PHONE2 -You can playintotalsilence, withoutdisturb-
ingothersintheroom,byplugging asetofheadphonesintoone
of theappropriatesockets.Whenheadphonesarepluggedinto
Phone 1the speakersound deliverysystemisstillheard.
WhenheadphonesarepluggedintoPhone2thespeakersound
deliverysystemisturnedoff.
7.STEREO LINEOUT -Thisstereoaudiooutputjack suppliesthe
piano’soutput signaltoexternalamplification.
8. VOLUMEPEDAL -If desired,plugthemastervolumepedalintothis
connector.It’llfunctionastheMASTERVOLUMEslideron the
controlpanel.
Theseconnectorjacksarelocatedontheleft side ofthepiano.
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MIDI
OUTIN
DC12V POWER
USBSUSTAINPEDALSOFT PEDAL
PHONE1
2
54
3
PHONE2 LINEOUT VOLUMEPEDAL
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CONNECTORPANEL

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PANELCONTROLS
1. MASTERVOLUME -Usethis slidingcontrolbutton to adjustthe overall
volume of the keyboard.
2. SONGVOLUME- Slidethiscontrollerto adjust the volume ofthe built-
inplayalong songs,the keyboardinstrument voicewillnot be affected.
3. DEMO -Press the DEMObutton. Thefirst demo song will playback
instantly. Thispiano has12 different demonstration songs.
MINMAX
SONGVOLUME
MINMAX
1
MASTERVOLUME
2
To accessan individualdemo songpressthe +/YESor –/NObuttonswhen the Demo Feature is engaged.
The Demo Songswill continue to playconsecutivelyuntil the DEMObutton orthe PLAY/STOPbutton is
pressed.
4. METRONOME -Press the METRONOMEbutton to engage the built-inmetronome. Usethe +/YES and –/
NObuttonswith the metronomeengaged to choosethemeterofyourchoice,2/4, 3/4, 4/4 or5/4time.
5. TEMPO -Press one of the TEMPObuttons,the current tempo value will appearonthe display. You can use
the TEMPO+,TEMPO –buttons, orthe +/YESand –/NObuttonsto change the tempo value range from
40 to240 bpm(beatsperminute). Press the TEMPO+orTEMPO –buttonssimultaneouslytorecallthe
default tempo setting. Afterthree secondsthe displaywill revert to the selected voice.
Thereisa four-dotbeat indicatorabovethe tempo buttons.It indicatesthe tempoandbeat forthe accompa-
niment that isplaying.
6. INSTRUMENTVOICESELECTBUTTONS-Thereare 10instrumentvoicesbuttonsand 30 instrument
voices. You can instantlyselect an instrument voice bypressing one of the instrument voice select
buttons. You can selectthe variation of the engaged voicebypressing the variation button. Thereisa
totalof 3 instrument voicesperinstrument voice button. There isa complete list of all 30 voiceslisted in
the back of the manual. Pleaseseethe Voice section ofthismanualformore information.
7. VARIATION -Thisbutton selectsthe variation of the initialinstrument voicebutton sound. Pressingthe
VARIATIONbutton one time turnsthebutton LED red whilepressing the button a second time turnsthe
button LED green. Pressingthe button a thirdtime turnsthe buttonLEDoff.
Red LED denotesthe first variation of the initialvoice selection.
Green LEDdenotesthe second variationof the initialvoiceselection.
When the LEDisoff the initialvoiceselection isheard.
–TEMPO+METRONOMEDEMO
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BASS GUITAR VARIATION
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GRAND PIANO ELECTRICPIANO HARPSICHORD VIBRAPHONE PIPE ORGAN
STRINGS CHOIR GUITAR
JAZZORGAN
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PANELCONTROLS
8. FUNCTION -The FUNCTION buttonisused to accessthe function menu. The function menucan be
usedtoadjustorchange the parametersof anumberof settings.The reverblevel, choruslevel, touch,
, split point, tuning etc. are all set from the function menu.
Pleasesee the Function section of thismanualformoreinformation.
9. PAGE -The PAGEbuttons(up and down)areused toaccessthedifferentmenusin the Function
feature.When theFUNCTION buttonhasbeen pressed usethePAGEDown orPAGEUpbuttonsto
access the Functionmenu selections.
10. USERREG -Registrationisused to store keyboardsettings.Press theUSERREGbuttonto engage
theregistrationmemorymode.Therearetwo keyboardmemory settings.SeeRegistrationSection of
thismanualformoreinformation.
11. ENTER KEYS -Use the +/YES, –/NObuttonsdirectlywhile using the voice orfunction settings. These
buttonsare also used to access oraltermanyof thefunction featuresorwhen input isnecessary.
12. REVERB -Thereverbeffectisengaged automatically whenthepoweristurnedon.Reverb simulates
the effectof playing in abig room orhall wherethe sound reverberatesoff the wallsand ceiling.Press
the REVERBbutton toturnoff the reverbeffect. You can switch the reverb featureon and off by
pressing theREVERBbutton. Reverbdepth can be changed inthe function menu.
Pleasesee the Function Section formoreinformation.
13. CHORUS -The Choruseffectaddsdepth and spaciousness tothe selected keyboardvoice. Press the
CHORUSbutton to engage the choruseffectand the indicatorwill lightup.Pressthe buttonagainto
turnoffthechoruseffect. Chorusdepth canbe changed in thefunctionmenu.
Pleasesee the Function Section formoreinformation.
14. LAYER -Engaging theLAYERbutton will put thekeyboardinthe layermode. Layerrefers to an addi-
tionalvoicethat is tone mixed”with the selected keyboardvoice. The assigned layervoicewillbe
heardtogetherwith the originalvoice. Toselect a new layered instrument voiceuse the +/YES or –/
NObuttonswithin3 secondsafterthe LAYERbuttonhasbeenengaged.
15. LOWER -Withthe Lowerfeature engagedthe keyboardoperatesinthe split”mode.IntheLowermode
the keyboardisdivided into two sections.In theright hand section the originaland/orlayered voicewill
sound, and inthelefthand sectionadifferent voicecan be assigned tosound when the keys are
played. Toselect anew Lowerinstrument voice usethe+/YES or –/NObuttonswithinthree seconds
aftertheLOWERbuttonhasbeenengaged.
FUNCTION USERREG
PAGE
PAGE
+/YES
-/ NO
8 9 10 13
1412
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REVERB LAYER
CHORUS LOWER
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PANELCONTROLS
13. TRANSPOSE -The transposefeature canshiftthe pitchof the keyboardup ordowninsemitoneinter-
valsup to a maximum of 24 semitones.Pressone of the TRANSPOSE buttons, the current transpose
value will appearon the display.Usethe TRANSPOSE+orTRANSPOSE –buttonsto setthe
transpose value range from –12,one octavelower,to 12, one octavehigher. Pressthe+and –
Transposevalue buttonssimultaneouslyto recallthe defaultvalue of 0. Afterthree secondsthe
displaywillreturnto the currentlyselectedinstrument voice.
14. SONG -This PlayAlongSongs”or Music Teacher”feature canbeused asan aidtolearnthe 58 songs
built into thispiano. The SONGbuttonturnsthe musicteacher”function on and off.Pleaseseethe
PlayAlong Song section of thismanualformoreinformation.
15. LEFT, RIGHT -These buttonsare used in conjunction with theSONGbutton. It allowsthe playerto
playalong with the prerecordedtraditionalsongscontainedwithin this piano.The LEFT button willplay
the right hand of the selectedsong, sothat the usercanpracticethe Left Hand portionof the song.
The RIGHTbutton will playtheLeft Hand of theselectedsong, sothat the usercan practice the Right
Hand portionofthe song.Whenengagingthe LEFT andRIGHTbuttonssimultaneously only the
metronome count willsoundandthe usershouldplayboththe Left andRight portionsof the selected
song. Please see the PlayAlong Songsection of this manualformoreinformation.
16. USERSONG -The USERSONGbutton accessesoneofthe fouravailable song settingsforrecording or
playback.Use the +/YES, –/NObuttonsto selectthe song you wish, if there isrecorded information
on anyof the three tracks theirindicatorlightswill light up. Pleasesee the Record section of this
manualformoreinformation.
17. TRACK 1, TRACK2ANDTRACK 3 -Therearethree tracks forrecordingyourperformanceforeach
song composition. These tracks are assigned bythe TRACK1/2/3 buttons. Pleasesee the Record
section ofthismanualformoreinformation.
18. REC -Thisunit is able torecordfoursongs,each with 3-tracks. Itwill record all note eventsastheyare
performed.This recordedinformationisnonvolatileandthereforewillnot belostwhenthepoweris
turned off. ToRecordpress andholddownthe RECORD button then pressthe trackbutton you want
to recordin. Recording beginsassoon asyou starttoplayon anysection of the keyboard.Pressthe
RECORDorPLAY/STOPbutton againtostop recording.Please seethe Recordsectionofthemanual
formoreinformation.
19. PLAY/STOP -Pressthe PLAY/STOPbuttonto hearselected tracks that youhave recorded. Press the
PLAY/STOPbutton againto stop the playback.Please see the Record section of thismanualfor
moreinformation.
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SONG
1
2
3
4
–TRANSPOSE+ LEFT RIGHT
SONG
1916 17 18
USERSONG TRACK1 TRACK2 TRACK3 REC PLAY/STOP

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TONEWHEELS
Thetone wheelsare locatedontheleftsideof thekeyboard.
20. PITCHBENDWHEEL -ThePITCH BENDwheelallowsyoutosmoothly
raiseorlowerthepitch.Whilenoteornoteshave been playedon the
keyboard,rollthePITCH BENDwheelup, awayfrom you,to raisethe
pitch,ordown, towardsyou,tolowerthepitchofthe note(s)played.
21. MODULATIONWHEEL -The MODULATIONwheeladdsavibrato effectto
notesplayed.
Roll theMODULATIONwheelup,awayfromyou, to raisetheamplitude of
thevibratoordown,towardsyou,to lowertheamplitude.Ifyou don’t
want anyvibrato, rotate the wheelto thelowest position.
PITCHBEND MODULATION
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DEMO
1. PLAYALL DEMOSONGS -Press the DEMObutton.The firstdemo song will
playback instantly. Thisunit hasten demo songs. All songswill then play
repeatedly with thesong name displayeduntilyou presstheDEMObutton again
to stop the demonstration.
2. PLAYA SINGLEDEMOSONG -Usethe+/YESorthe –/NObuttonstochange
songswhilethedemo isplaying. The selected Demosongswillplayconsecu-
tivelyuntilyou press theDEMObutton orthe PLAY/STOPbutton tostop.
There are58playalongsongsthat canalso beplayedbackfordemonstration.
Pleasesee the PlayAlongSongsection of thismanualformoreinformation.
DEMO
DEMO
+/YES
-/ NO
+/YES
-/ NO
ALL:DemoSong
+/YES
-/ NO
d-3:Marches
PLAYINGTHEDEMOSONGS -This pianohas12different demonstration
songsthat are designed toshowcasethe differentsampled voicesthat are
available. The displaywillshow the song numberwitha d”prefix.When
playing all the songs, ALL”will appearon the displayinitially,and will change to
the demosong numberasitplays.Afterexiting thedemonstration mode the
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KEYBOARD VOICES
QUICK SELECTINSTRUMENTVOICES -Thereareten voicesthatcanbeselected
quicklybypressing one of the ten voice select buttons. Each one of these
Instrument VoiceButtonshasthree instrumentsrelated tothat sound group.
You can access the otherinstrument voicesbyusing the VARIATIONButton or
bypressing the +/YES orthe –/NOButtons.
SELECTINGONEOFTHE30INSTRUMENTVOICES
1. Pressthe VOICESelect Button that correspond to the group of instrument voices
that you wouldliketoplay.The maininstrument voiceof the selected Sound
GroupButtonwillbeshown on theLCD display.
2. Press the VARIATION Button to access the othertwo instrument voicesthat are
availableinthe VoiceSelectButtonthat youhaveengaged.
Everytime theVariationButton ispressedtheName ofthe Instrument Voiceon
theLCDDisplaywill bechanged.
Note: Whenpressingthe VARIATIONButton onetimetheVariationButtonLED
will be Red indicatingthe firstvariation ofthe originalinstrument voice.
When pressingthe button asecond timethe Variation button LED will be
Green indicatingthesecond variation ofthe originalinstrument voice.
WhentheVariation ButtonLEDisOFFtheoriginalVoiceSelect Button instrument
voicecan be heard.
USE +/YES OR-/NOTO SELECTINSTRUMENTVOICES
1. Press the +/YES or –/NOButtonsto cycle through all 30 instrument voices.
Holdingeitherbuttondown willauto repeatthe cyclethrough all30 voices.
VOICESELECTION -Thereare 30 instrumentvoicesand10 sound button groups.The
complete listof all 30 voicesisin the back of the manual.
+/YES
-/ NO
INSTRUMENTVOICES
Eachinstrument voicehasit’sown sound qualitiyand texture.
Thereforetheremaybe instanceswherecertainvoicesdependingonthe varioussettingscouldcause
the sound delivery system to makea slight distortion orbuzzing sound.
Thisisnormalandcan be adjusted bychanging thevolume, digitaleffects(Reverb orChorus) or
Touchsensitivitysettings.
VARIATION
GRAND PIANO ELECTRICPIANO HARPSICHORD VIBRAPHONE PIPE ORGAN
STRINGS CHOIR GUITAR
JAZZORGAN
VARIATION
GRANDPIANO
01:Grand Piano
02:BrightPiano
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ADDINGREVERBEFFECT -Reverbsimulatesthe effect of playing inabigroom orhall
where the sound reverberatesoff thewalls andceiling. The reverbeffectis
engaged automaticallywhenthe poweristurnedon. You can switchthe reverb
featureonandoff bypressing the REVERBbutton.
ADDINGCHORUSEFFECT -TheChoruseffectenrichesyourselectedinstrument
voicebyaddingdepthand texture. Pressthe CHORUSbuttontoengage the
choruseffect, the indicatorwill light up.
See the Function section toget more information of the reverband chorus
settings.
REVERB
CHORUS

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KEYBOARD VOICES
LAYER (DUAL)VOICE -Layer, ordual, refers to an additionalvoicethatis tonemixed”
withthe originallyselected keyboardvoice. The assigned layervoicewillbe
heardwith the originalvoicewhenthe layerfeature isengaged.
TOUSETHELAYERFUNCTION
1. Pressthe LAYER button, the currentlyassigned Layervoicewillbe shownon the
display,andthe LEDindicatorwill turnon.
NOTE: TheLCDdisplaywillshowthelayervoicenumberandname,afterthree
secondsthe displaywill revert to the originallyselectedmainvoice.
3. PresstheLAYERbuttonagainandtheLCD displaywillshow thecurrentvolume
setting fortheLAYERFunction.
4. PresstheLAYERbuttonagain toturntheLAYERfunctionoff.
TO SELECTADIFFERENTVOICEFORTHELAYERFUNCTION
1. Pressthe LAYER button, the currentlyassigned Layervoicewillbe shownon the
display,andthe LEDindicatorwill turnon.
2. Use the +/YES, –/NObuttonsorthe Quick SelectVoice Buttonsto select the
desired Layervoice.
NOTE: You mustselect the +/YES, –/NObuttonsorthe QuickSelectVoice
Buttonswithin the three secondsperiod that theLAYERvoice isdisplayedon
theLCD screenorelse theoriginally selectedLAYERvoicewillremainengaged.
TOCHANGETHEVOLUMEOFTHELAYERVOICE
1. Press the LAYER Button -ItsLED will turn on.
2. PresstheLAYERButton asecondtimeand the current LayerVolumelevelis
shownontheDisplayLCD.
NOTE: This LayerVolume settingwillbedisplayedontheLCD screen forthree
seconds.
3. Whilethe LayerVolume screen isdisplayed, use the +/YES orthe –/NOButtons
to raise orlowerthe volume of the selected LayerInstrument Voice. It’srange
isfrom 0 -24. The LCD DisplayScreenwillshow Volume Setting.
NOTE: TheLayerVolume settingscreenwillreverttothe originally selectedmain
instrumentvoiceafter3seconds.
TOADDREVERB AND/ORCHORUSEFFECTSTOTHELAYERVOICE
When the reverb and/orchoruseffectsadd to the mastervoice, it will edd to the
layervoice automatically. The reverb and choruslevelapplyingto layervoice
can be adjusted separately.Please see the Function Section inthe manualfor
detailedinformation.
LAYER VOICE
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LAYER
+/YES
-/ NO
LAYER
19:Strings1
20:Strings2
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LOWERVOICE -In thelower,orsplit, modethe keyboardisdividedintotwoseparate
sections. To the right of the Split Point the currentlyselected main voice orthe
layered and main voice will sound. The keys to the left of the Split Point can
playa different instrument voice.
TO USE THELOWERFUNCTION
1. PresstheLOWERbutton,thecurrently assignedLowervoicewillbeshownon the
display,andthe LEDindicatorwill turnon.
2. Pressthe LOWERbutton again andtheLCD displaywillshowthe current volume
setting fortheLowerFunction.
3. Press the LOWERbutton againtoturnthe Lowerfunctionoff.
TO SELECTADIFFERENTVOICEFORTHELOWERFUNCTION
1. PresstheLOWERbutton,thecurrently assignedLowervoicewillbeshownon the
display,andthe LEDindicatorwill turnon.
2. Use the +/YES, –/NObuttonsorthe Quick SelectVoice Buttonsto select the
desired Lowervoice.
NOTE: You mustselect the +/YES, –/NObuttonsorthe QuickSelectVoice
Buttonswithinthethreesecond periodthatthe Lowervoiceisdisplayed onthe
LCDscreenorelsetheoriginallyselectedLowervoicewillremainengaged.
TO CHANGETHEVOLUMEOF THELOWERVOICE
1. Press the LOWER Button -ItsLED will turn on.
2. Pressthe LOWER Button asecond timeandthe current LOWERVolume levelis
shownontheDisplayLCD.
NOTE: ThisLowerVolumesettingwill be displayedontheLCDscreenforthree
seconds.
3. WhiletheLowerinstrumentvoice volumeis displayedon the LCD screen, use
the +/YES orthe –/NOButtonstoraise orlowerthe volume ofthe selected
LowerInstrumentVoice.It’srange isfrom0 -24.The LCD DisplayScreen will
showthe Volume Setting.
NOTE: TheLowerVolumesettingscreenwillreverttothe originallyselected main
instrumentvoiceafterthreeseconds.
TOADDREVERBAND/ORCHORUSEFFECTSTO THELOWERVOICE
When the reverb and/orchoruseffectsadd to the main voice, it will add to the
lowervoice automatically.The reverband choruslevelapplying to lowervoice
can be adjusted separately.Please see the Function Section inthe manualfor
detailedinformation.
ASSIGNINGTHESPLITPOINTFORTHEKEYBOARD -Thekeyboardissplitintotwo
sectionsat the splitpoint. Thedefault Split Point is the G2 key. Adifferent
SplitPoint can be assignedin the Function menu Split Point”.
Select the SplitPoint Menu and use the +/Yesand -/No Buttonsto activate.
Pleasesee the Function section of thismanualformore information.
LOWERVOICE
KEYBOARD VOICES
LOWER
LOWER
+/YES
-/ NO
28:AcousticBass
29:Bass&HiHat
LowerVol: 20
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USINGTHEFUNCTIONPARAMETERMENU
1. PresstheFUNCTIONbutton.Thefirst menuitemthatcanbemanipulatedwill
appearon thedisplayandthe FunctionLED indicatorwillturnon.
2. Press the PAGE orthePAGE buttonsuntil the menu you wish toaccess
appearsonthe LCDdisplayscreen.
3. Press the +/YES button toshow the current parameterforyourselected
function.
4. Pressthe +/YESorthe –/NObuttonsto adjust the parameter.
Note: Pressing the+/YES and the –/NObuttonssimultaneouslywillrecallthe
defaultsetting.
5. ToexitthisModePresstheFUNCTIONbutton.
It’sindicatorLED will turn off.
TheFunctionmode isused toset uportoadjustvariousparametersrelated
totheoperationofthiskeyboard.WiththeFUNCTIONbuttonengagedyou
mayaccessthemenufortheTouch,MetronomeVolume,SplitPoint,Reverb
level,LayerReverbLevel,LowerReverbLevel,Choruslevel,LayerChorus
Level,LowerChorusLevel,Song Volume, Octave, LayerOctave, Lower
Octave,PedalAssign,MasterTuneand Gradeselections.
In thepagesthat followeachofthesefunctionscontrolswillbe explained.
FUNCTION USERREG
PAGE
PAGE
+/YES
-/ NO
TOUCH
FUNCTION MODE
FUNCTIONS
FUNCTION
PAGE PAGE
FUNCTION
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1. PresstheFUNCTIONbutton.TheFunctionLEDindicatorwillturn on.
Thefirst menu itemis ReverbLevelwhich appears onthe LCD display.
2. Press the +/YESto displaythe current Reverb LevelSetting.
3. Pressthe +/YES orthe –/NObuttonsto change the ReverbLevelsetting that
is currentlyengaged.
4. To exitthe Functionmode press theFUNCTIONbutton. The Function LED
indicatorwillturn off.
Layer ReverbLevel
Lower ReverbLevel
PleasefollowthestepslistedabovetoalterthecurrentReverbLevelonthese
voicechannels.
REVERBLEVEL
USINGTHEREVERBLEVELPARAMETER
REVERBLEVELSETTING -Reverbsimulatesthe effectofplaying inabigroomorhall
wherethesound reverberatesoffthewalls andceiling.Thereverbeffectis
engagedautomatically when thepoweristurnedon.Youcanswitchthe reverb
featureonandoffbypressingtheREVERBbutton.Selectthelevelofreverb
from theFunction menu. It’srange isfrom 1 -16.
CHORUSLEVEL
USINGTHECHORUSLEVELPARAMETER
1. PresstheFUNCTIONbutton.TheFunctionLEDindicatorwillturn on.
Thefirst menu itemis ReverbLevelwhich appears onthe LCD display.
2. PresstheDown Arrow PAGEbuttontoshowChorusLevelon theLCD screen.
3. Press the+/YESto displaythe current ChorusLevelSetting.
4. Press the +/YES orthe –/NObuttonstochange the ChorusLevelsetting that
is currentlyengaged.
5. ToexittheFunctionmode pressthe FUNCTIONbutton.TheFunctionLED
indicatorwillturn off.
LayerChorus Level
LowerChorus Level
Pleasefollow thestepslistedabovetoalterthecurrentChorusLevelonthese
voicechannels.
Furtherinformation on these functionsislocated inthe Layerand Lowersectionsof the
thismanual.
CHORUSLEVELSETTING -TheChoruseffectenrichesyourselected instrument voice
byaddingdepth and texture.
PresstheCHORUSbuttonto engagethe choruseffect, theindicatorwilllightup.
Adjust thelevelof chorusin the Function menu. It’srange isfrom1 -16.
FUNCTION
+/YES
-/ NO
FUNCTION
+/YES
-/ NO
ReverbLevel05
LayerRev.Lvl 12
LowerRev.Lvl 10
LayerCho.Lvl 08
LowerCho.Lvl 06
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FUNCTIONS
TOUCHMODE
This Keyboard offersfourtypesofkeyboardtouch sensitivitysettings:
Soft,Normal,HardandFixed
Thesearealsoknown asVelocitysensitivitysettingsand can help you to suitthis
keyboardto yourplaying style.
TheNormalsetting isselected automaticallywhenthe pianoisturnedon.
Hard is the mostsensitive keyboardresponsewhichpermitsmaximum
sound levelswith alighttouch.
Normal isan intermediate response suitable formost stylesof music.
Normalisthe defaultsetting.
Soft is alesssensitivekeyboardresponsewhichrequiresaheavier
touch toobtainmaximumsound levels.
Fixed doesnot offeranytouchsensitivity. Each keyplays at full
volume nomatterhow hardthe piano keyishit.
Itis commonlyusedonHarpsichordandOrganvoices.
USINGTHETOUCH SENSITIVITYPARAMETER
1. PresstheFUNCTIONbutton.TheFunctionLEDindicatorwillturn on.
Thefirst menu itemis ReverbLevelwhich appears onthe LCD display.
2. Pressthe DownArrow PAGEbuttonuntilTouchappearson the LCDscreen.
2. Pressthe +/YES buttonto showthe Touch Sensitivitysetting that iscurrently
engaged.
3. Press the+/YESorthe –/NObuttonstochange the TouchSensitivitysetting that
is currentlyengaged.
4. Playthe Keyboardto confirmthat yourcurrentlyselected Touchsetting is
correctforyourperformance.
5. To ExittheFunction mode presstheFUNCTIONbutton. TheFunction LED
indicatorwillturn off.
FUNCTION
+/YES
-/ NO
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FUNCTIONS
SPLIT POINT
When theLowermodeisengagedthe keyboard isdivided intotwo parts
at the splitpoint. In theright hand sectionthe original(andLayervoice-
ifengaged)will sound. In theleft hand section a new instrument voice
canbeassigned,the lowervoice. Thesplitpoint location forthe
Keyboard can be changed. ItsrangeisfromG1-C7.
CHANGINGTHESPLITPOINTSETTING
1. PresstheFUNCTIONbutton.TheFunctionLEDindicatorwillturn on.
Thefirst menuitemisTouchwhich appearsonthe LCDdisplay.
2. Pressthe Down Arrow PAGEbutton until the LCD screen to showsSplitPoint.
3. Press the +/YESto displaythe currentSplit PointSetting.
4. Press the +/YES orthe –/NObuttonsto change the SplitPoint setting that
is currentlyengaged.
5. ToexittheFunctionmode pressthe FUNCTIONbutton.TheFunctionLED
indicatorwillturnoff.
FUNCTION
+/YES
-/ NO
SplitPointG2
1. PresstheFUNCTIONbutton.TheFunctionLEDindicatorwillturn on.
Thefirst menuitemisTouchwhich appearsonthe LCDdisplay.
2. Press the DownArrowPAGEbutton untilthe LCD screen toshowsMasterTune.
3. Press the +/YES to displaythe current MasterTune Setting.
4. Press the +/YES orthe –/NObuttonstochange the MasterTune Setting. The
rangeis from-50to50.
5. ToexittheFunctionmode pressthe FUNCTIONbutton.TheFunctionLED
indicatorwillturn off.
MASTER TUNE
USINGTHEMASTERTUNEFUNCTION
MASTER TUNE -Thepitchof thispianoisveryaccurateand stable, itisautomatically
settostandardA440 pitchwhenthepianoisturned on.Thetuningfeature
makesitpossible to tune the pitchofthe instrument in fine intervals.If
necessary,youcan alterthepiano pitch.Tuningcanbeaccomplishedover –50
to +50 stepsfora semitone,orcents.
FUNCTION
+/YES
-/ NO
MasterTune00