Kawai FS630 User manual

KAWAI
PERSONAL
KEYBOARD
Owner’s Manual

Thank
you
for
your
purchase
of
the
KAWAI
FS630
Personal
Keyboard.
Congratulations
on
your
purchase
of
one
of
the
most
exciting
keyboards
available
today!
KAWATI's
FS630
is
superbly
engineered
musical
instrument
designed
to
bring
you
fun
and
enjoyment-no
matter
what
your
level
of
musical
experience
may
be.
You'll
have
fun
as
this
manual
helps
you
explore
the
powerful
and
exciting
features
of
the
FS630~particularly
our
exclusive
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
™.
So,
enjoy
!
And
again,
thank
you
for
choosing
KAWAI
!
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B WARNING:
This
equipment
generates,
uses,
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy.
If
not
installed
and
used
in
accordance
with
the
instruction
manual,
it
can
cause
interference
to
radio
communications.
The
rules
with
which
it
must
comply
afford
reasonable
protection
against
interference
when
used
in
most
locations.
However,
there
can
be
no
guarantee
that
such
interference
will
not
occur
ina
particular
installation.
If
this
equipment
is
suspected
of
causing
interference
with
other
electronic
devices,
verification
can
be
made
by
turning
its
power
off
and
on.
If
this
equipment
does
appear
to
be
the
source
of
the
interference,
you
should
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following measures:
—
reorient
the
receiving
antenna.
—
move
the
receiver
away
from
the
instrument.
—
plug
the
instrument
into
a
different
outlet
so
that
it
and
the
receiver
are
on
different
branch
circuits.
—
consult
the
dealer
or
a
qualified
service
personnel.
@
This
instrument
complies
with
the
limits
for
class
B
digital
apparatus,
pursuant
to
the
Radio
Interference
Regulations,
C.R.C.,
c.
1374.

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Before
Using
the
FS630
1. Cautions
battery (6 required)
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PS-121
or
@ Do not subject the FS630 to severe shocks.
@
Do
not
expose
the
FS630
to
direct
sunlight,
or
high
temperatures
such
as
inside
your
car
on
a
warm
day.
@
Do
not
use
the
FS630
where
there
is
excessive
moisture
or
dust.
@
Do
not
disassemble
or
attempt
to
modify
the
FS630.
@
Should
the
FS630
become
soiled,
clean
it
using
a
soft,
dry
cloth.
If
this
does
not
remove
the
stain,
wet
the
cloth
slightly
before
wiping.
Never
use
alcohol
or
thinner
to
clean
the
FS630.
®
Do
not
allow
foreign
matter
to
enter
the
gaps
between
the
keys
or
around
the
buttons.
. Connecting the power supply
The
FS630
can use
either
your
home
AC
power
outlet
or dry cell batteries as a power source.
M@ To insert batteries:
1.
Turn
the
unit
over
and
remove
the
battery
cover.
2.
Insert
the
six
Size
C
dry
cell
batteries
included
with
your
FS630.
Be
sure
that
they
are
aligned
correctly.
3. Replace the battery cover.
Notes:
—
As
the
batteries
reach
the
end
of
their
usable
lifespan,
the
sound
of
the
FS630
will
become
quieter
and
the
sound
quality
will
begin
to
change.
The
unit
may
also
begin
to
function
improperly.
At
that
time
you
should
replace
all
six
of
the
batteries.
—
Do
not
mix
battery
types,
as
this
may
cause
problems
such
as
battery
fluid
leakage.
—
Remove
the
batteries
when
not
using
the
FS630
for
long
periods
of
time.
@ To use an AC power outlet:
Connect
a
PS-121
(or
PS-123)
adaptor
(available
separately)
to
the
adaptor
terminal
on
the
rear
panel
of
the
FS630.
Then,
connect
the
adaptor
to
a
wall
socket.
1

Explanation
[Operation Panel]
(1) POWER switch
This
switch
turns
the
power
on
and
off.
When
the
power
is
turned
on,
the
display
window
will
light,
showing
the
number
@
/.
Master
Volume
Control
buttons
The
master
volume
buttons
control
overall
volume
of
all
notes
played
on
the
keyboard.
(3) DEMO button
Pressing
this
button
starts
the
built-in
demo
song
contained
in
the
FS5630's
memory.
Press
it
again
at
any
time
to
stop
the
demo
song.
(4) Display
The
display
window
shows
which
sound
or
rhythm
is
currently
selected.
The
window
is
also
used
to
display
a
wide
variety
of
other
information
which
will
be
described
later
in
this
manual.
(5)
SELECTOR
buttons
These
buttons
are
used
to
increase
or
decrease
the
numbers
in
the
display
window
by
intervals
of
1
or
10.
Overall
Diagram
and
(6) SOUND button
This
button
is
used
to
select
from
among
the
one
hundred
sounds
stored
in
the
FS630.
(7) EFFECT buttons
These
buttons
allow
you
to
add
variety
to
the
F5630's
one
hundred
sounds
by
adding
effects
such
as
Sustain
and
Stereo
Chorus
to
them.
AUTO button
This
button
is
used
to
select
the
playing
mode
for
the
nineteen
keys
on
the
left
end
of
the
keyboard
(the
Lower
keyboard).
There
are
two
playing
modes:
Normal
mode
in
which
the
Lower
keyboard
plays
the
same
sound
selected
for
the
Upper
keyboard;
and
AUTO
mode
which
lets
the
Lower
keyboard
control
FS630's
Auto
Accompaniment.
RHYTHM button
This
button
is
used
when
selecting
from
among
the
twenty-five
rhythms
and
accompaniment
patterns
stored
in
the
FS630's
memory.

(0) START/STOP button
This button starts and stops the rhythm or
automatic accompaniment.
(1) TEMPO buttons
These buttons control the tempo of the
rhythm pattern or automatic accompaniment.
12) ONE FINGER AD-LIB button
This button activates KAWAI's exclusive ONE
FINGER AD-LIB feature which allows you to
sound like a "pro" with the touch of a finger.
[Rear Panel]
(43) Stereo Headphone jack
When stereo headphones are connected to this
jack, the sound from the speakers is cut off.
This allows you to play the FS630 at night and
at other times when you might be concerned
about disturbing others.
Power Adaptor jack
This jack is used when connecting a power
adaptor (model PS-121 or PS-123, available
separately).
[Keys]
(5) Lower keys (C1 ~ F#2)
Used to play chord forms and trigger Auto-
Accompaniments when the FS630 is in AUTO
mode.
ONE FINGER AD-LIB keys (G2 ~ B3)
Used to play ad-lib phrases when the ONE
FINGER AD-LIB function is selected.
Note:
When the AUTO and ONE FINGER AD-LIB
functions are turned off, all the keys of the
FS630 operate in the NORMAL playing mode.

Getting
Started
on
your
po
FS630
Selecting
Sounds
This
section
will
show
you
how
to
select
and
play
any
of
the
sounds
listed
in
the
"100
SOUND
LIBRARY”
on
the
FS630's
front
panel.
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Check
Display
reads
01.
the
POWER
switch.
rs
SELECTOR
Display changes
to read 02.
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3.
SELECTOR
Ho ee ——
Select a sound numbered
41 through 50.
Lower
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First,
check
to
be
sure
that
the
POWER
switch
is
turned
ON.
The
display
should
be
lit,
showing
the
number
nes
uot,
Try
pressing
one
of
the
keys
on
the
keyboard.
You
should
hear
the
sound
which
is
numbered
01
(STRINGS).
Next,
look
at
the
SELECTOR
buttons
and
find
the
button
marked
+1.
If
you
press
it,
the
number
shown
in
the
display
should
change
to
82.
When
you
press
one
of
the
keys
on
the
keyboard,
you
will
hear
sound
number
02
(SLOW
STRINGS).
You
can
use
the
SELECTOR
buttons
to
choose
any
of
the
F5630's
one
hundred
sounds
quickly
and
easily.
The
+1
button
adds
one
to
the
number
in
the
display,
while
the
+10
button
adds
ten.
The
-1
button
subtracts
one
from
the
displayed
number,
and
the
-10
button
subtracts
ten.
The
number
shown
in
the
display
is
the
number
of
the
sound
currently
selected.
If
you
select
one
of
the
SPLIT
sounds,
which
are
numbered
41
through
50
in
the
"100
SOUND
LIBRARY,"
you
will
find
that
the
19
keys
on
the
left
end
of
the
keyboard
(which
we
will
refer
to
as
the
Lower
keyboard)
produce
a
different
sound
from
the
rest
of
the
keys
to
their
right.
The
FS630
is
"split"
into
two
sections
with
a
separate
sound
assigned
to
each
section.
Also,
note
that
the
numbers
“wrap
around,"
so
that
pressing
the
+1
button
when
the
display
reads
G9
will
change
the
display
to
read
@
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Adding
Effects
and
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Hand
Percussion
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keyboard
DRUM Assignment
Key Instrument name
G2 | Bass Drum
G#2 Rim Shot
A2 | Low Snare
| A#2 Hi Clap
Hi Snare
the Percussion 1
Hi-hat Close
Low Tom
Low Clap
Low Conga
Hi-hat Open
Mid Tom
Hi Conga
Crash Cymbal
Hi Tom
Ride Cymbal
Low Cymbal
Synthe Percussion 2
C#4
Small Cymbal
The FS630 has two effects which can enhance sounds.
Both are described below:
1. Sustain:
Sustain is an effect which lets notes "Sound" for a
longer
duration.
The
sustain
effect
is
automatically
on
when the POWER switch of the FS630 is turned on.
Pressing the SUSTAIN button cancels the etfect.
Pressing
it
a
second
time
will
turn
the
effect
back
on.
2. Stereo chorus:
Pressing the STEREO CHORUS button activates an
effect which adds a deep stereo richness to the
currently
selected
sound.
Pressing
the
button
a
second
time cancels the effect.
Note:
When
you
choose
the
stereo
chorus
effect
the
number
of notes that can be heard at once will be reduced.
Using Hand Percussion
The keys can also be used to play percussion instruments.
First, select sound number 90 (DRUM SET) in "100
SOUND LIBRARY".
Now,
when
you
press
one
of
the
keys
on
the
keyboard,
you
will
hear
the
sound
of
an
assigned
percussion
instrument
.
This
feature
allows
you
to
enjoy
playing
simple
drum
solos
in
time
with
the
rhythm.
The
drum
sounds
are
assigned
to
the
keys
on
the
Lower
keyboard
as
shown
by
the
picture
above
that
key.
The keys of the Upper keyboard will also produce
drum
sounds--even
though
there
are
no
pictures
above
them. The chart on the left shows you which drum
sounds
have
been
assigned
to
these
keys.
Note
that
"G2"
means
the
second
G
key
from
the
left
side
of
the
keyboard.
"C3"
is
therefore
the
third
C
key
from
the
left.
The
chart
shows
19
drum
sounds
assigned
to
keys
G2
through
C#4.
Starting
with
the
next
note,
D4,
the
same
19
drum
sounds
are
assigned
to
the
next
19
keys
in
identical
order.
Each
of
the
61
notes
on
the
FS630
has
a
drum
sound
assigned
to
it--making
the
FS630
a
pretty
impressive
drum
set
!

Getting
Started
with
Rhythms
This
section
will
show
you
how
to
select
and
play
any
of
the
rhythms
listed
under
the
"25
RHYTHMS"
on
the
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FS630's
front
panel.
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1.
Begin
by
pressing
the
RHYTHM
button.
The
lamp
above
the
button
will
light,
and
the
display
will
change
to read G /.
2
fs
2.
If
you
press
the
START/STOP
button
at
this
point,
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=
Start
rhythm.
rhythm
number
01
(DANCE)
will
begin
to
play
(drums
only).
Now
find
the
SELECTOR
buttons
and
press
the
a
+1
button.
The
display
will
change
to
read
22
and
the
ge
rhythm
will
change
to
number
02
(FUSION).
SELECTOR
You
may
use
the
SELECTOR
buttons
in
this
way
to
select
any
rhythm
you
desire.
The
number
in
the
display
will
change
to
indicate
the
number
of
the
Ey
rhythm
currently
selected.
3.
Next,
press
the
START/STOP
button.
An
ending
i
pattern
which
matches
the
currently
selected
rhythm
cies
“—*
The
Ending
Pattern
plays,
will
play,
and
the
rhythm
performance
will
end.
You
ms
ane
Me-mhyeiaends.
can
use
this
Ending
Pattern
to
bring
a
song
to
a
close.
Or,
if
you
want
the
rhythm
to
end
without
the
Ending
Pattern,
you
can
press
the
START/STOP
button
quick
two
times.
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Changing
Rhythm
Tempo
na
You
can
use
the
TEMPO
buttons
to
change
the
tempo
of
the
rhythm
pattern.
The
TEMPO
W
button
makes
the
tempo
slower.
The
TEMPO
A
button
makes
the
tempo
faster.
The
longer
you
hold
down
each
of
these
buttons,
the
more
tempo will change.
Pressing
either
of
the
TEMPO
buttons
once--just
after
selecting
a
new
rhythm--
will
change
the
tempo
to
a
rate
that
suits
that
new
rhythm.
At
this
time,
the
nee
EEN
display
will
briefly
show
the
current
tempo--within
a
range
of 01
to
64.
Then
if
necessary,
you
can use
the
TEMPO
buttons
to
adjust
the
tempo
further.
When
you
press
and
hold
down
either
of
the
TEMPO
buttons,
the
display
will
change
to
read
dn
(short
for
"down")
or
UP
depending
on
which
TEMPO
button
you
are
pressing.
When
the
tempo
reaches
maximum
(64)
or
minimum
(01),
the
letters
in
the
display
(dn
or
UP)
will
disappear.
The
small
lamp
at
the
bottom
of
the
display
will
also
blink
in
time
with
the
tempo.
6

_
Using
Auto-Accompaniment
Lower
keyboard
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Lower
keyboard
>
Auto-Accompaniment
starts playing.
This Auto-Accompaniment mode allows you to create a
realistic
ensemble
performance
simply
by
pressing
and
holding left hand chords as you play the melody.
The nineteen keys on the left end of the keyboard (the
Lower keyboard) are used to play the chords which
control
the
Auto-Accompaniment.
Up
until
now
we
have
used the Lower keyboard only for normal keyboard
operation.
Here's
how
you
can
use
the
Lower
keyboard
notes to control Auto-Accompaniments:
1.
First, prepare the Lower keyboard for chord use.
Press the AUTO button. The display will change
briefly to read Au.
. Start the rhythm.
Select a rhythm using the RHYTHM button and the
SELECTOR buttons. Then, start the rhythm by
pressing the START/STOP button.
. Use the Lower keyboard to activate Auto-
Accompaniments.
Try pressing one or more of the keys on the Lower
keyboard.
You
should
hear
the
Auto-Accompaniment
begin to play.
The tempo of the Auto-Accompaniment can be
controlled using the TEMPO buttons.
.
Auto-Accompaniment
chords
will
change
as
you
press
different
keys
in
the
Lower
keyboard.
The
Chord
Table
on
page
12
will
show
you
which
notes
can
be
played
to
generate
specific
chords.

Using
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
-
for
an
ad-lib
performance
By
now
you've
become
familiar
with
the
Auto-
Accompaniment
function
of
the
F5630.
But
you
may
be
wondering
what
you
can
do
to
spice
up
the
melody
a
bit.
Well,
the
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
function
is
just
for
you!
This
exclusive
feature
separates
KAWAI
keyboards
from
all
others.
1.
What
is
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB?
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
is
a
patented
feature
which
allows
anyone,
any
level
of
musical
ability,
to
sound
like
a
"pro".
With
the
touch
of
a
finger,
you
can
play
hundreds
of
impressive
ad-lib
melodies
with
full
Auto-
Accompaniment
and
chord
progressions.
It's
great
fun!
The
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
phrases
are
determined
by
the
rhythm
you
select.
For
example,
there
are
funky
ad-lib
phrases
for
rhythm
number
03
(FUNK),
and
some
exciting
rock'n
roll
phrases
that
go
well
with
number
08
(50'S
ROCK).
There
are
seventeen
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
phrases
preset
for
each
of
the
FS630's
25
rhythms--a
total
of
425
phrases
in
all
!
2.
How
does
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
work?
2a
i
a)
Use
the
RHYTHM
button
and
the
SELECTOR
buttons
to
select
a
rhythm.
Next,
press
the
ONE
ae
FINGER
AD-LIB
button.
The
small
dot
lamp
on
the
pine
lower
right
side
of
the
display
will
light
up.
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b)
Now,
press
and
hold
down
one
of
the
keys
in
the
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
section
of
the
keyboard
/2-b|
(shown
in
the
drawing
at
left).
By
holding
down
a
single
key,
you
can
play
an
entire
ad-lib
phrase!
Try
other
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
keys.
Note
that
each
Key
in
this
range.
key
plays
a
different
phrase.
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AT
OFA means ONE FINGER AD-LIB.

_
Using
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
-
for
an
ad-lib
performance
c)
Next,
you
can
add
Rhythm
and
Auto-
Accompaniments.
Press
the
AUTO
button.
The
display
should
change
briefly
to
read
Au.
Start
the
Rhythm
using
the
START/STOP
button.
The
Rhythm
and
Auto-Accompaniment
should
begin
to
play.
Listen
closely!
Notice
that
the
Auto-
Accompaniment
chords
are
changing
automatically.
The
FS630
has
been
programmed
so
that
each
Rhythm
is
accompanied
by
an
authentic
sounding
chord
progression
that
plays
automatically.
d)
Now
hold
down
one
of
the
keys
in
the
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
section
of
keyboard.
The
ad-lib
phrase
will
play.
If
you
hold
the
AD-LIB
key
down
for
a
long
time,
you'll
notice
that
the
phrase
changes
automatically
with
the
chord
progression!
e)
If
you
decide
that
you'd
like
to
change
the
preseted
chord
progression,
play
any
chord
on
the
Lower
keyboard.
This
will
override
the
preset
progression.
The
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
phrase
will
then
change
to
match
the
chords
you
play
with
your
left
hand.
f)
To
return
to
the
preset
chord
progression,
press
the
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
button
twice.
This
turns
the
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
function
off
and
then
back
on
again--restoring
the
preset
chord
progression.
A
note
about
the
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
chord
progressions.
When
you
start
the
Auto-Accompaniment
with
the
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
function
turned
ON,
the
chord
progression
that
plays
is
in
the
key
of
C.
For
example,
the
progression
for
rhythm
number
08
(50'S
ROCK)
is
as
shown
left.
The
next
page
will
show
you
how
to
change
the
key
of
the
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
chord
progression.

Using
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
for
an
ad-lib
performance
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Sete
Changing
Keys
,
om
|
1.
Those
of
you
who
won't
be
happy
unless
the
chord
WHO
0
EE
progression for 50'S ROCK is in the key of "A" should
perform the following operation (after stopping the
rhythm for a moment):
(1) Check to be sure that the ONE FINGER AD-LIB
button and the AUTO button have both been
1-3|
turned
ON.
(2) Before starting the rhythm, press the A key shown
in the illustration at left.
to start
| Auto-Accompaniment. (3) Then press the START/STOP button to start the
ig
Rhythm
and
Auto-Accompaniment.
The
chord
progression should now be as shown left.
Press
2. Some of you might be happier if the chord progression
for
50'S
ROCK
were
in
a
minor
key.
To
do
this,
you
can
————
perform
an
operation
like
the
one
described
below
:
(again,
you should
stop
the
rhythm
first):
:
(1)
Check
to
be
sure
that
the
ONE
FINGER
AD-LIB
|
+=
=
=e
5
|
button
and
the
AUTO
button
have
both
been
turned
ON.
2-2
|
(2)
Play
a
Cm
chord
as
shown
in
the
illustration
at
left.
(3)
Then
press
the
START/STOP
button
to
start
the
TT)
Rhythm and Auto-Accompaniment. The chord
progression should now be as shown left.
There are two ONE FINGER AD-LIB chord progressions
for each Rhythm -- one in a major key and one in a minor
key. If you would prefer the chord progression to play in
the key of Am, just perform the operation above playing
a? | an Am chord instead of the Cm chord we used as an
[+f | example.
Now select different Rhythms and begin exploring the 425
ONE FINGER AD-LIB phrases built into the F5630!
10

Using
the
SYSTEM
Functions
In
this
section
we
will
outline
the
FS630's
SYSTEM
functions
(which
are
concerned
with
the
overall
control
of
1
ee:
the
FS630).
"
=
i
—s
SYSTEM
functions
i.
i
The
SYSTEM
functions
include:
Press
|
1.
TUNING
CONTROL
(pitch
adjustment)
simultaneously.
flash
alternately
Press
both
the
RHYTHM
button
and
the
SOUND
button
simultaneously.
Then
press
the
START
/STOP
SELECTOR
button.
The
display
should
begin
to
flash,
alternately
i
showing
the
letters
t
u
(short
for
TUNE)
and
the
number
G.
If
you
press
the
SELECTOR
+1
button
once,
the
number
in
the
display
will
change
to
read
/
and
the
pitch
will
raise
slightly.
If
you
press
the
-1
button
instead,
the
number
will
change
to
-
/
and
the
pitch
will
drop.
You
can
use
the
TUNE
function
to
adjust
the
FS630's
pitch
within
a
range
of
-8
to
7.
2. TRANSPOSE (key change)
2)
Press
both
the
RHYTHM
button
and
the
SOUND
button
simultaneously.
Then,
press
the
AUTO
button.
nee
The
display
will
begin
to
flash,
alternately
showing
the
rin
~
1s
letterstr
(short
for
TRANSPOSE)
and
the
number
@.
n°
ph
If
you
press
the
SELECTOR
+1
button,
the
number
in
‘3
|
the
display
will
change
to
read
/
and
the
pitch
will
Pres
raise
by
a
half
step.
If
you
press
the
-1
button
instead,
simultaneously.
flash
alternately
the
number
will
change
to
-
/
and
the
pitch
will
drop
ee
by
a
half
step.
You
can use
the
TRANSPOSE
function
to
adjust
the
FS630's
pitch
by
a
maximum
of
nine
half
=
=
z=
steps
up
or
down
(range
-9
to
9).
|
The
SYSTEM
MODE
will
be
canceled
if
you
press
any
button
other
than
those
used
in
SYSTEM
MODE
ee
operation
(SELECTOR
buttons,
START/STOP
button
or
AUTO button).
11

Chord
Table
How to play chords that FS630 can recognize (C root)
satel
a
C
Major
C
Majo
we
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A
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Specifications
FS630
Keyboard:
Sounds:
Rhythms:
Effects:
Rhythm controls:
Volume controls:
Miscellaneous controls:
Speakers:
Rated voltage:
Accessory jacks:
Accessories:
61 keys, Standard full-size
100
25
Stereo Chorus, Sustain
START/ENDING & STOP
TEMPO
MASTER Volume
ONE FINGER AD-LIB
DEMO
12 cm x 2 (Stereo)
9-12
V
DC:
six
size
C
dry
cell
batteries
or
power
adaptor
(PS-121
or
PS-123)
DC
(9-12
V)
IN
STEREO PHONES
Six size C dry cell batteries
Music Rest

KAWAI
Kawai Musical Instruments Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
200 Terajima-cho, Hamamatsu, Japan
OW311E
Printed in Japan