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910511 – Preliminary / Subject to Change – June 12, 200
ii
IMPORTANT SAFETY & INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS
WARNING:
When using elect ic p oducts, basic p ecautions should
always be followed, including the following:
1. Read all of the Safety and Installation Inst uctions and Explanation
of G aphic Symbols befo e using the p oduct.
2. This p oduct must be g ounded. If it should malfunction o b eak
down, g ounding p ovides a path of least esistance fo elect ic
cu ent to educe the isk of elect ic shock. This p oduct is equipped
with a powe supply co d having an equipment-g ounding
conducto and a g ounding plug. The plug must be plugged into an
app op iate outlet which is p ope ly installed and g ounded in
acco dance with all local codes and o dinances.
DANGER:
Imp ope connection of the equipment-g ounding
conducto can esult in a isk of elect ic shock. Do not modify the
plug p ovided with the p oduct - if it will not fit the outlet, have a
p ope outlet installed by a qualified elect ician. Do not use an
adapto which defeats the function of the equipment-g ounding
conducto . If you a e in doubt as to whethe the p oduct is p ope ly
g ounded, check with a qualified se viceman o elect ician.
3.
WARNING:
This p oduct is equipped with an AC input voltage
selecto . The voltage selecto has been facto y set fo the mains
supply voltage in the count y whe e this unit was sold. Changing
the voltage selecto may equi e the use of a diffe ent powe supply
co d o attachment plug, o both. To educe the isk of fi e o elect ic
shock, efe se vicing to qualified maintenance pe sonnel.
4. Do not use this p oduct nea wate - fo example, nea a bathtub,
washbowl, kitchen sink, in a wet basement, o nea a swimming
pool, o the like.
5. This p oduct should only be used with a stand o ca t that is
ecommended by the manufactu e .
6. This p oduct, eithe alone o in combination with an amplifie and
speake s o headphones, may be capable of p oducing sound
levels that could cause pe manent hea ing loss. Do not ope ate fo
a long pe iod of time at a high volume level o at a level that is
uncomfo table. If you expe ience any hea ing loss o inging in the
ea s, you should consult an audiologist.
7. The p oduct should be located so that its location o position does
not inte fe e with its p ope ventilation.
8. The p oduct should be located away f om heat sou ces such as
adiato s, heat egiste s, o othe p oducts that p oduce heat.
9. The p oduct should be connected to a powe supply only of the type
desc ibed in the ope ating inst uctions o as ma ked on the p oduct.
10. This p oduct may be equipped with a pola ized line plug (one blade
wide than the othe ). This is a safety featu e. If you a e unable to
inse t the plug into the outlet, contact an elect ician to eplace you
obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety pu pose of the plug.
11. The powe supply co d of the p oduct should be unplugged f om the
outlet when left unused fo a long pe iod of time. When unplugging
the powe supply co d, do not pull on the co d, but g asp it by the
plug.
12. Ca e should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids a e not
spilled into the enclosu e th ough openings.
13. The p oduct should be se viced by qualified se vice pe sonnel
when:
A. The powe supply co d o the plug has been damaged;
B. Objects have fallen, o liquid has been spilled into the p oduct;
C. The p oduct has been exposed to ain;
D. The p oduct does not appea to be ope ating no mally o
exhibits a ma ked change in pe fo mance;
E. The p oduct has been d opped, o the enclosu e damaged.
14. Do not attempt to se vice the p oduct beyond that desc ibed in the
use maintenance inst uctions. All othe se vicing should be
efe ed to qualified se vice pe sonnel.
15.
WARNING:
Do not place objects on the p oduct’s powe supply
co d, o place the p oduct in a position whe e anyone could t ip
ove , walk on, o oll anything ove co ds of any type. Do not allow
the p oduct to est on o be installed ove co ds of any type.
Imp ope installations of this type c eate the possibility of a fi e
haza d and/o pe sonal inju y.
RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERFERENCE
WARNING:
Changes o modifications to this inst ument not exp essly
app oved by Young Chang could void you autho ity to ope ate the
inst ument.
IMPORTANT:
When connecting this p oduct to accesso ies and/o othe
equipment use only high quality shielded cables.
NOTE:
This inst ument has been tested and found to comply with the
limits fo a Class B digital device, pu suant to Pa t 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits a e designed to p ovide easonable p otection against
ha mful inte fe ence in a esidential installation. This inst ument
gene ates, uses, and can adiate adio f equency ene gy and, if not
installed and used in acco dance with the inst uctions, may cause
ha mful inte fe ence to adio communications. Howeve , the e is no
gua antee that inte fe ence will not occu in a pa ticula installation. If
this inst ument does cause ha mful inte fe ence to adio o television
eception, which can be dete mined by tu ning the inst ument off and on,
the use is encou aged to t y to co ect the inte fe ence by one o mo e
of the following measu es:
• Reo ient o elocate the eceiving antenna.
• Inc ease the sepa ation between the inst ument and the eceive .
• Connect the inst ument into an outlet on a ci cuit othe than the one
to which the eceive is connected.
• If necessa y consult you deale o an expe ienced adio/television
technician fo additional suggestions.
NOTICE
This appa atus does not exceed the Class B limits fo adio noise
emissions f om digital appa atus set out in the Radio Inte fe ence
Regulations of the Canadian Depa tment of Communications.
AVIS
Le p esent appa eil nume ique n’emet pas de b uits adioelect iques
depassant les limites applicables aux appa eils nume iques de la
class B p esc ites dans le Reglement su le b ouillage adioelect ique
edicte pa le ministe e des Communications du Canada.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
The lightning flash with the a owhead symbol,
within an equilate al t iangle, is intended to ale t
the use to the p esence of uninsulated
"dange ous voltage" within the p oduct's
enclosu e that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a isk of elect ic shock to pe sons.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION: TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK,
DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER
NO USER SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE
REFER SERVICING TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
The exclamation point within an equilate al
t iangle is intended to ale t the use to the
p esence of impo tant ope ating and
maintenance (se vicing) inst uctions in the
lite atu e accompanying the p oduct.
CAUTION
iii
Important Safety Instructions
1) Read these instructions
2) Keep these instructions.
3) Heed all warnings.
4) Follow all instructions.
5) Do not use this apparatus near water.
6) Clean only with dry cloth.
7) Do not block any of the ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s
instructions.
8) Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other appara-
tus (including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9) Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug
has two blades with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a
third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your safety. If the
provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obso-
lete outlet.
10) Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11) Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12) Use only with a cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manu-
facturer, or sold with the apparatus. When a cart is used, use caution when
moving the cart/apparatus combination to avoid injury from tip-over.
13) Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long
periods of time.
14) CAUTION: Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced. Replace only with the same
or equivalent type (CR2032).
15) Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus
has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has
been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain
or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
Warning
- To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or mois-
ture. Do not expose this equipment to dripping or splashing and ensure that no objects filled with
liquids, such as vases, are placed on the equipment.
To completely disconnect this equipment from the AC Mains, disconnect the power supply cord
plug from the AC receptacle.
iv
Kurzweil International Contacts
Contact the Kurzweil office listed below to locate your local Kurzweil representative.
Kurzweil Music Systems
19060 S. Dominguez Hills Dr.
Rancho Dominguez
California 90220 USA
telephone: (310)637-2000
fax: (310)637-2025
http://www.kurzweilmusicsystems.com
Kurzweil Co., TD
iPark Building #102, Floor 9
Jeongja-Dong 9, Bundang-Gu
Soungnam-Shi, Gyeonggi-Do 463-859
South Korea
http://www.ycpiano.co.kr
http://www.youngchang.com
TOC-i
Kurzweil International Contacts .....................................................................................................................................iv
Chapter 1 Introduction
Keeping Current...............................................................................................................................................................1-1
Overview of the PC3 .......................................................................................................................................................1-2
How the PC3 Works ........................................................................................................................................................1-2
VAST Synthesis ................................................................................................................................................................1-3
KB3 Tone Wheel Emulation............................................................................................................................................1-3
VA-1 Programs .................................................................................................................................................................1-3
How to Use This Manual................................................................................................................................................1-4
Do I Have Everything?....................................................................................................................................................1-4
Boot oader.......................................................................................................................................................................1-4
Battery................................................................................................................................................................................1-4
Options ..............................................................................................................................................................................1-5
Sound ROM Cards....................................................................................................................................................1-5
Pedals .........................................................................................................................................................................1-5
Ribbon Controller .....................................................................................................................................................1-5
Breath Controller ......................................................................................................................................................1-5
Chapter 2 Startup
Make Connections ...........................................................................................................................................................2-1
Make Music.......................................................................................................................................................................2-1
Startup—the Details ........................................................................................................................................................2-2
Before You Start.........................................................................................................................................................2-2
Connecting the Power Cable ( ine Cord) .............................................................................................................2-2
Connecting Audio Cables........................................................................................................................................2-2
Connecting MIDI ......................................................................................................................................................2-3
Pedals .........................................................................................................................................................................2-4
Breath..........................................................................................................................................................................2-4
Ribbon ........................................................................................................................................................................2-5
Switching On the Power..........................................................................................................................................2-5
xD Cards ....................................................................................................................................................................2-6
USB Port.....................................................................................................................................................................2-6
Setting the Clock .......................................................................................................................................................2-6
PC3 Programs...................................................................................................................................................................2-7
Selecting Programs...................................................................................................................................................2-7
Program Mode Display............................................................................................................................................2-7
VAST Programs.........................................................................................................................................................2-8
KB3 Programs............................................................................................................................................................2-8
Setups ................................................................................................................................................................................2-9
Quick Access.....................................................................................................................................................................2-9
The Other Modes ...........................................................................................................................................................2-10
Software Upgrades ........................................................................................................................................................2-10
Chapter 3 User Interface Basics
Mode Selection .................................................................................................................................................................3-1
Mode Buttons ...................................................................................................................................................................3-2
Bank Buttons.....................................................................................................................................................................3-2
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Sliders ................................................................................................................................................................................3-2
Program and Category Buttons .....................................................................................................................................3-4
Pitch Wheel and Mod Wheel .........................................................................................................................................3-5
Navigation ........................................................................................................................................................................3-6
The Display................................................................................................................................................................3-6
Pages...........................................................................................................................................................................3-6
The Top ine..............................................................................................................................................................3-6
The Bottom ine........................................................................................................................................................3-6
The Soft Buttons........................................................................................................................................................3-7
The Cursor Buttons ..................................................................................................................................................3-7
The Chan/ ayer Buttons.........................................................................................................................................3-7
The Edit Button .........................................................................................................................................................3-8
The Exit Button .........................................................................................................................................................3-8
Data Entry.........................................................................................................................................................................3-9
The Alpha Wheel ......................................................................................................................................................3-9
The Plus/Minus Buttons .........................................................................................................................................3-9
The Alphanumeric Pad............................................................................................................................................3-9
Double Button Presses ...........................................................................................................................................3-10
Intuitive Data Entry.......................................................................................................................................................3-11
Changing the Current ayer in Multi- ayer Programs ....................................................................................3-11
Search...............................................................................................................................................................................3-12
Quick Song Recording and Playback..........................................................................................................................3-12
Chapter 4 The Operating Modes
What the Modes Are........................................................................................................................................................4-1
Selecting Modes ...............................................................................................................................................................4-1
Finding Square One..................................................................................................................................................4-2
Using the Modes ..............................................................................................................................................................4-2
Program Mode ..........................................................................................................................................................4-3
Setup Mode................................................................................................................................................................4-3
Quick Access Mode ..................................................................................................................................................4-3
Effects Mode..............................................................................................................................................................4-3
MIDI Mode ................................................................................................................................................................4-3
Master Mode .............................................................................................................................................................4-3
Song Mode.................................................................................................................................................................4-4
Storage Mode ............................................................................................................................................................4-4
Chapter 5 Editing Conventions
Introduction to Editing ...................................................................................................................................................5-1
What’s an Object? .....................................................................................................................................................5-1
Object Type and ID ..........................................................................................................................................................5-2
Saving and Naming.........................................................................................................................................................5-2
ROM Objects..............................................................................................................................................................5-3
Memory Objects........................................................................................................................................................5-4
Keyboard Naming ....................................................................................................................................................5-4
Deleting Objects ...............................................................................................................................................................5-5
Dependent Objects ...................................................................................................................................................5-5
Saving and oading Files—Storage Mode...................................................................................................................5-5
Special Button Functions ................................................................................................................................................5-6
TOC-iii
Chapter 6 Program Mode
VAST and KB3 Programs................................................................................................................................................6-1
VAST Program Structure ................................................................................................................................................6-2
KB3 Program Structure ...................................................................................................................................................6-4
KB3 Mode ..................................................................................................................................................................6-4
Real-time Controls in KB3 Mode............................................................................................................................6-5
Playing KB3 Programs .............................................................................................................................................6-5
KB3 Mode Buttons (Mute Buttons)........................................................................................................................6-5
MIDI Control of KB3 Programs..............................................................................................................................6-6
The Program Mode Page ................................................................................................................................................6-9
Control Setup ............................................................................................................................................................6-9
The Soft Buttons in Program Mode......................................................................................................................6-10
Alt Input for Algorithms (Cascade Mode).................................................................................................................6-10
Syncing FOs..................................................................................................................................................................6-10
Controller Entry Values in Program Mode ................................................................................................................ 6-11
Chapter 7 Setup Mode
The Control Setup............................................................................................................................................................7-2
Riffs ....................................................................................................................................................................................7-2
RIFF1...........................................................................................................................................................................7-2
RIFF2...........................................................................................................................................................................7-4
For More Information......................................................................................................................................................7-6
Chapter Quick Access Mode
Quick Access Editor.........................................................................................................................................................8-2
Chapter 9 Basic Effects Mode
Introduction......................................................................................................................................................................9-1
Chains................................................................................................................................................................................9-1
FXMODS ...........................................................................................................................................................................9-2
For More Information......................................................................................................................................................9-2
Chapter 10 MIDI Mode
The TRANSMIT Page....................................................................................................................................................10-1
Control Setup ..........................................................................................................................................................10-2
Destination...............................................................................................................................................................10-2
Channel ....................................................................................................................................................................10-2
Transpose .................................................................................................................................................................10-2
Velocity Map—Transmit (VelocMap)...................................................................................................................10-2
Pressure Map—Transmit (PressMap) ..................................................................................................................10-3
Program Change (PChng) .....................................................................................................................................10-3
Change Setups (ChgSetups)..................................................................................................................................10-3
The RECEIVE Page........................................................................................................................................................10-3
Basic Channel ..........................................................................................................................................................10-4
MIDI Receive Mode (MIDI Mode).......................................................................................................................10-4
All Notes Off............................................................................................................................................................10-4
Program Change Mode (PrgChgMode) ..............................................................................................................10-4
TOC-iv
Velocity Map—Receive ..........................................................................................................................................10-5
Pressure Map—Receive .........................................................................................................................................10-5
System Exclusive ID (SysExID) ............................................................................................................................10-5
Bend Smooth ...........................................................................................................................................................10-5
ocal Keyboard Channel ( ocalKbdCh) .............................................................................................................10-5
Bank Select...............................................................................................................................................................10-5
The Channels Page ........................................................................................................................................................10-6
Enable .......................................................................................................................................................................10-6
Program....................................................................................................................................................................10-6
Pan ............................................................................................................................................................................10-7
Volume .....................................................................................................................................................................10-7
Program ock, Pan ock, Volume ock ..............................................................................................................10-7
Program Change Formats.............................................................................................................................................10-7
Extended Program Changes .................................................................................................................................10-8
QAccess....................................................................................................................................................................10-8
The Soft Buttons in MIDI Mode.................................................................................................................................10-11
Program Change (PrgChg)..................................................................................................................................10-11
Reset Channels (RsetCh)...................................................................................................................................... 10-11
Panic .......................................................................................................................................................................10-11
Chapter 11 Master Mode
The Master Mode Page .................................................................................................................................................11-1
Tune .......................................................................................................................................................................... 11-2
Transpose ................................................................................................................................................................. 11-2
Velocity and Pressure Touch (VelTouch and PressTouch).................................................................................11-2
Intonation.................................................................................................................................................................11-2
Intonation Key (IntonaKey) ..................................................................................................................................11-3
Digital Output Mode..............................................................................................................................................11-3
Numeric Entry.........................................................................................................................................................11-3
The Soft Buttons in Master Mode (Page 1 and Page 2) ............................................................................................ 11-4
Save...........................................................................................................................................................................11-4
Object........................................................................................................................................................................11-4
Clock......................................................................................................................................................................... 11-4
oader.......................................................................................................................................................................11-4
Reset.......................................................................................................................................................................... 11-4
Object Utilities ................................................................................................................................................................11-4
Rename.....................................................................................................................................................................11-4
Delete........................................................................................................................................................................ 11-5
Chapter 12 Song Mode
Getting Started with the Sequencer.............................................................................................................................12-1
What is a Sequencer?..............................................................................................................................................12-1
Song Mode’s Main Screen .....................................................................................................................................12-1
Volume Control.......................................................................................................................................................12-1
For More Information ............................................................................................................................................12-1
A Word about the ocal Keyboard Channel.......................................................................................................12-2
TOC-v
Chapter 13 Storage Mode
Storage Mode Page ........................................................................................................................................................13-1
Using xD Cards.......................................................................................................................................................13-1
Directories.......................................................................................................................................................................13-2
Path ...........................................................................................................................................................................13-2
Disk Drive Information..........................................................................................................................................13-3
Storage Mode Soft Buttons....................................................................................................................................13-3
File ist Dialog ...............................................................................................................................................................13-3
Soft Buttons in the File ist Dialog.......................................................................................................................13-3
Creating Directories.......................................................................................................................................................13-4
Creating a Directory From the Storage Mode Page...........................................................................................13-4
Creating a Directory in the Save Dialog..............................................................................................................13-4
The Directory Selection Dialog ....................................................................................................................................13-5
Storage Mode Functions ...............................................................................................................................................13-6
oading Files ...........................................................................................................................................................13-6
oading Individual Objects...................................................................................................................................13-6
Shortcuts when oading Objects..........................................................................................................................13-7
Selecting Multiple Files to oad ...........................................................................................................................13-8
Aborting a Multiple File oad ..............................................................................................................................13-8
Saving Files .....................................................................................................................................................................13-8
Soft Buttons in the Save Selection Dialog............................................................................................................13-9
Saving Individual Objects .....................................................................................................................................13-9
Shortcuts when Saving Objects ............................................................................................................................13-9
More Features of the Save Dialog.......................................................................................................................13-10
Auditioning Objects in RAM ..............................................................................................................................13-10
The Name Table ....................................................................................................................................................13-11
Not oading the Name Table..............................................................................................................................13-12
The Multiple Object Selector Page.............................................................................................................................13-12
Using the Multiple Object Selector: An Overview...........................................................................................13-12
Operating Modes: The Select Parameter...........................................................................................................13-12
Multiple Object Selector Soft Buttons................................................................................................................13-13
Entering Selection Criteria in the Multiple Object Selector............................................................................13-15
Appendix A MIDI Implementation Chart
Appendix B PC3 Bootloader
Using the Bootloader Menu ................................................................................................................................... B-1
Updating PC3 Software and Objects .................................................................................................................... B-2
PC3 Diagnostics ....................................................................................................................................................... B-3
System Reset............................................................................................................................................................. B-3
File Utilities............................................................................................................................................................... B-3
Restoring the PC3 File System............................................................................................................................... B-4
Appendix C Changing PC3 Voltage
Removing the fuse holder ......................................................................................................................................C-1
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