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PrecautionsPlease read the following carefully before use:

Do not expose the piano to high temperature, direct sunlight and excessive dusty places.

Do not place the pi ano too close to other electrical appliances such a s television and radio as. It may cause interference.

Do not place the piano to excessive humid area. Avoid putting container with liquid on top of the piano in order to

prevent damage of the internal parts of the piano by flowing liquid.

Always unplug AC cord by gripping the plug firmly, but not pulling on the cable.

Do not apply excessive force to the switches and buttons.

When the piano is not in use or in the time of thunderstorm, please disconnect the power supply.

Avoid adjusting the volume level to the maximum or to the levels that you feel uncomfortable, we recommend you to

limit the volume level to two-third of the max for preventing the damage of audiory sense

Unplug the power cable before cleaning the piano. Do not connect or disconnect the power cable with a w et hand.

Check and clean the power plug periodically.

To avoid damage to the piano and other devices to which it is connected, turn the power switches of all related device

off prior to connecting or disconnecting cables.

Clean the piano and remove the dust with a dry soft cloth or a slightly damp cloth.

Never use cleaners such as thinner or alcohol. To prevent any damage on the surface of the LED display, please

use lens c leaning tissue to clean the display.

If the piano cable is damaged, please do not use the piano. Otherwise it may cause fire or e lectrical hazard.

In case of malfunction due to improper handling the piano, please switch off and on again after 30 seconds.

Do not attempt to d isassemble or repair the piano. If the piano does not w ork properly, please contact the

approved repairer.

The piano should not b e exposed to dripping or splashing.

Using the Instruction Manual

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Congratulations on your purchase of this stage piano!

The piano is an user friendly piano with fabulous sound quality and advance feature such as

style record and self-learning. No matter you are adult or children, you will enjoy playing the piano

as it provides amazing styles for accompaniment, expressive tones, and real time record. Other features

such as numbered musical notation display chord dictionary, variety of songs will help you better master the playing skill.

You are recommended to study this manual carefully before using the unit.



Keyboard: 88 hammer action key.

Operation: use & & button or direct select button to select desired menu & parameters .

Voice: 559 voices in total, 28 voices can be selected conveniently from the panel.

Style: 203 styles in total, including 3 u ser styles, 16 voices can be selected conveniently from the panel.

Song: 100 songs in total, each one has self-learning mode.

Demo: 2 demos in total.

Chord mode: fingered & full range.

Song learning: three learning mode of lesson 1/2/3, left and right hand to choose, and o ffers the GRADE function.

Chord dictionary: A function for you to learn the chords, including Dirct 1 mode (dictionary mode) and Dirct 2 (test mode).

Record: 3 user songs, each one includes 1 accomp track & 5 melody tracks.

Style record: 3 user styles, each one includes 8 paragraphs, each paragraph include 8 tracks.

SD card: Portable storage device to save & load the user songs,user styles and memory datas.

Memory: 48 memories in total (8 banks with 6 memories each).

Style control: sync start, sync stop, start/stop, fill in a/normal, fill in b/variation, intro/ending, fade in/out, chord mode

Function: tuning, beat, split p oint, pedal select, reverb level, chorus level, midi in, midi out.

Mixer: Rhythm_s rhythm_m bass chord 1 chord 2 chord 3 phrase 1 phrase 2 voice r1 voice r2 voice l

SD play.

Others: dual, split, dsp, piano, metronome, o.t.s., transpose +/-, accomp +/-, touch, pitch bend etc.

Pedal: sustain pedal (immovable); Multifunctional pedal (soft sostenuto start/stop memory select)

Interface: midi in/out, usb, phone, line in/out

Irradiance keys: style control sync start sync stop , fill in a/normal fill in b/variation intro/ending fade

style record record play/stop accomp melody 1 melody 5,style,voice,song

DIAL [+/YES] [-/NO]

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Main Feature

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Contents

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General Guide..................................Front Panel..........................................................

LCD Display.....................................................

Rear Panel................................................................

Top Panel...............................................................

Power Jack...................................................................Setting Music Rest.............................................

AUX IN Jack........................................................

Headphones Jack...............................................

Sustain Jack....................................................

AUX OUT Jack................................................

Soft Jack...............................................................

USB Jack...............................................................

MIDI IN/OUT Jack...................................................

Connections...................................

Master volume control........................................

Demo.........................................................................

Preparation........................................Power on key combination....................................

Brilliance......................................................................

Piano................................................................

Touch Response..................................................

Voices and Effects.........................Select a Voice...................................................

Dual Voice...............................................................

Split Point................................................................

Pitch bend /Modulation joystick....................................

Transpose........................................................

DSP Effect.........................................................

Fill A/B...............................................................

Recognizing Chords..............................................

Tempo........................................................................

Fade..........................................................................

Style Control.....................................Select a Style........................................................

The Accompaniment Section..................................

Start a Style..............................................................

Stop a Style.......................................................

Accomp Volume........................................................

Metronome.................................................................

Reverb Level...................................................

Split Point........................................................

Pedal Assign.....................................................

Beat.................................................................

Function Menu...............................Tune.................................................................

Chorus Level........................................................

MIDI Setting..................................................

Mixer Menu ............................................... ...

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Memory..................................................

Bank.....................................................................

Memory Data..................................................................

Store and Load...........................................................

One Touch Setting.............................................

Record..................................................

Delete Song.....................................................

Playback Song.........................................................

Record Song................................................

SD Function..................................................

Save........................................................................

Load........................................................................

Play..............................................................................

Delete........................................................................

Format........................................................................

Style Record...........................................

Quantify a Style...................................................

Copy a Style............................................................

Edit a Style...........................................................

Start Style Record.................................................

Record a new Style.................................................

Delete a Style....................................................

Lesson 1....................................................................

Lesson 3.................................................................

Lesson 2..................................................................

Song....................................................

Lesson Mode.......................................................

Chord Dictionary...............................

Pedal....................................................... .

MIDI Function......................................

USB Connection.....................................................

What is MIDI............................................................

MIDI Application..............................................

MIDI Connection.....................................................

Specifications...........................................

Trouble Shooting.........................................

Appendix 6-MIDI Implementation Chart.............................

Appendix 3-Song List.........................................................

Appendix 1-Voice List...........................................

Appendix 5-Chord List.......................................................

Appendix..............................................

Appendix 4-Demo List.....................................................

Appendix 2-Style List.................................................

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Headphones JackThere are two phones jacks, speaker is shut off whenheadphone is plugged into one of the phones jacks, theother one is speaker sound is always on when headphoneis plugged. Speaker is sh ut off when a pair of headphones

connected to the two jacks.

Cautions!

Never use the headphone with high volume, as it mayhurt your ear.

To prevent the damage of the speakers, ensure that thevolume is set to the minimum level before connecting the

power and other devices.

Connections

Power Jack

Setting Music Rest

This piano can be powered by current from a standardhousehold wall outlet by using the specified AC adaptor.

The power jack is l ocated on the rear panel of the piano

body.Make sure that only the AC adaptor specified for this pianois used.The adaptor shall be 12V DC output, and center positive type.Make sure to t urn off the piano before you connect theadaptor into the AC wall outlet and the cord into the unit.

The piano is supplied with a music rest that can be attachedto the instrument by inserting it into slot at the rear of the

control panel.Please set up the music rest as shown:

Cautions

Use of another type of adaptor creates a danger of fire andelectrical shock. For safety sake, make sure to unplug the

AC adaptor from the wall outlet whenever leaving the pianounattended for a long time or

during a thunderstorm.

L/MONO R ASSIGNSUSTAIN

USBAUX OUT AUX IN PEDAL MIDI IN MIDI OUTPOWE R 12V

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AUX OUT Jack

Cautions!

To avoid damaging the speakers, please ensure that volumehas set to the minimum level before connecting the power

and other devices.

When you want to listen to the voice with an amplifier,connect amplifiers to the AUX OUT L/MONO and R jacks

on the rear panel. The volume is adjusted with the VOLUMEbutton. (For monaural playback, use the L/MONO jack.

For stereo playback, connect both L/MONO and R jacks.)





WARNING

To avoid damages, please be sure to turn off the power switches before you disconnect the related devices fromthe piano.

The audio output from a CD player connected to the AUXIN jack on the left panel can be mixed with the sound of the

piano module. This function is convenient when you want

to play along with a favourite song.The volume of the external signal is adjusted with theVOLUME button.

An optional footswitch can be plugged into the ASSIGN jackfor control.

soft pedal,sostenuto pedal,memory select,style start/stop

Connection

AUX IN Jack

Sustain Jack

Assign Jack

L/MONO

L/MONO

L/MONO

R

R

R

ASSIGN

ASSIGN

ASSIGN

SUSTAIN

SUSTAIN

SUSTAIN

USB

USB

USB

AUX OUT

AUX OUT

AUX OUT

AUX IN

AUX IN

AUX IN

PEDAL

PEDAL

PEDAL

MIDI IN

MIDI IN

MIDI IN

MIDI OUT

MIDI OUT

MIDI OUT

POWER

POWER

POWER

12V

12V

12V

MIDI stand for Musical Instrument Digital Interface.

MIDI is a world wide standard that makes it possible for various electronic musical instruments and other devices.

MIDI IN:

MIDI OUT:

Data transmitted fr om other MIDI instrument via MIDI is

received by this terminal.

Data produced by the Digital Piano is transmitted to other MIDI instruments via MIDI from this terminal.

MIDI IN/OUT Jack



Step on the footswitch, all notes played on the keyboardhave a longer sustain effect.

USB Jack

Connect PC or other USB host devices that support USB Audio.

You can simply connect the MIDI/USB converter to your USB play on your computer and plug the MIDI in and

out cables into the piano, after the driver is installed andinitialization is finished, you can choose USB Audio

Device in the device menu of the software to transfer midi data.

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[RECORD] [PLAY/STOP]Press the & the button synchro-

nously when it is power on It can clear the record data.)

P ress the & th e b utton syn ch ro no us ly when

it is power on It can set all the memory data to default

value.

[STORE] [M1]

)

P ress the & the b utton syn ch ro no us ly when

it is power on, it can reset all the setting to the default value

(Including Memory data, Record data, Style Record data.)

[+/YES] [-/NO]

Preparation

Power on key combination

Master volume control

Brilliance

Demo

- / N O

- / N O

+/YES

+/YES

STYLERECORD

START/STOP

RECORD

SYNCSTOP

PLAY/STOP

SYNCSTART

MELODY1

A

MELODY2

B

ACCOMP

INTRO/ENDING

MELODY3

STORE O.T.S.BANK M2 M3 M4 M5 M6M1

ONETOUCHSETTING

Push the handspike rightwards, the volume

increases.

Push i t leftwards, the volume decreases.

[VOLUME]

To cre ate brigh ter s ou nd , pu sh han dspi ke to

the right.

To create gloomy sound, push

[BRILLIANCE]

[BRILLIANCE] handspike to

the left.

You can change the piano brilliance as your wish.

VOLUMEMAXMIN

MELLOW BRIGHTBRILLIANCE

There are total of 2 Demos.

[STY LE] [VOICE ]

[STY LE] [VOICE ]

[START/STOP]

[+/Y ES] [-/ NO]DIAL

Press the & the button synchronously to

enter the demo mode, the DEMO flag on LCD is lightened.

It displays the first demo and plays all demos circularly.

Press the & the button again or press the

button to stop playing and quit current mode.

W hen play ing, pres s the & th e bu tto n or ro t-ate the to select the song you want.

SONG

STYLE VOICE

DEMO

SONG

STYLE VOICE

DEMO

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2

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Voices and Effects

Voice select

Dual voice

559 voices in total.

[+/YES],

[-/NO] DIAL

28 voices can be directly selected. Each d irect select button

includes 2 different voices, the first press to select upper one,

the second to lower one. The default is upper voice when it is

power on.

When it is power on, LCD lightens the VOICE R1 flag and

displays the 001 voice name.

Press the voice direct select button, or use the

button and to select the others.

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297OcOrchHi 318FrHorn1 346 SoprSax1 359Oboe1 371Flute 374SwPanFu 551StandD

024StHonk 080StVibes 107DrwOrDet 125Accordi1 161StCleGtr 229TheVin 282SoloStr

305SweetTp287 StChoir1 323 BrasSec1 355FolkSax 368Clarine1 372JazzFlut 523StPno&St

001StGrPn1 029StHarEp 092StMarim 121ChurOr2 147VelSteGt

DUAL

DSP

182Abass1

SPLIT

TOUCH

274SSlowStr

VOICES

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#*(#$&/)

- /NO

- /NO

+ /YES

+ /YES

SONG

STYLE VOICE

DEMO

SONG

STYLE VOICE

DEMO

When the state changes to the VOICE by pressing the

button for the first time, LCD displays the VOICE R1 state.

Press it again and later, LCD will switch and display the other

voice modes being opened in turn, the order is:

VOICE R1->VOICE R2->VOICE L->VOICE R1.

[VOICE]

During the status, press button to enter

the dual voice mode. VOICE R2 and DUAL signal

would be lightened simultaneously. The number of the dual

voice will be displayed on the LCD. Now, you can get two

different sounds at the same time when pressing one key.

VOICE R1 [DUAL]

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P ress / butto n, or rota te th e DI AL to sele ct

your desired voice. The default DUAL VOICE number is

No:265 The Strings .

Press button again to turn off the DUAL VOICE.

Voice R2 will be disabled, the note you play sounds a single

voice of Voice R1.

[+/YES] [-/NO]

[DUAL]

" "Eg. Piano

Eg. Cello

You can play two sounds at the same time on the piano in Dual Voice mode.

When the dual function is off, the voice indicated is VOICE R1. When the dual function is on,

the voice indicated is VOICE R2.

DUAL

SPLIT

TOUCH

DSP

While the keyboard is splited, only the right hand area will respond

to the dual voice, the left hand area produces sounds in chords.

Two voices will soundat the same time.

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Voices and Effects

Split point

DSP Effect

You can play two sounds on different parts of the keyboard. It is called Split mode.

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[SPLIT]

[+/YES] [-/NO]

[SPLIT]

Press button to turn on the LOWER VOICE, LCDlights the SPLIT flag and displays VOICE L and its name.When you play in real time, you can activate Split Modesimply by pressing this button.

P ress / butto n, or turn the DIAL to se lec t thevoice you want. The default LOWER VOICE number is

.

Press button again to turn off the LOWER VOICE.LCD darkens its flag.

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No

265 The S trings

DUAL

DUAL

DSP

DSP

SPLIT

SPLIT

TOUCH

TOUCH

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0/1

#*(#$&/)

- / NO + / YES

Melody

area

Chord

area

Default splitpoint F#

DUAL

DUAL

SPLIT

SPLIT

TOUCH

TOUCH

DSP

DSP

DSP effect will enhances the piano with fuller and

expressive sound.

[DSP]

When power is on , LCD lightens the DSP flag. Press the

button to switch the DSP setting. 4 DSP setting are

available for selection, DSP 1/2/3/off, the default setting is 2.

The DSP effect will be closed after being set to OFF, the

DSP flag goes out.

adjusting the REVERB and

CHORUS level to change the current effect .

(See Function menu for detail)

You can change the current setting by pressing the

button continuously, and by

[DSP]

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1

2

2

3

Pitch bend/Modulation joystick

Turn the joystick up and down to activate the PITCH BEND

effect, it would adjust the tune of melody, turn up to increase

pitch, turn down to decrease pitch, ranging between +/- 2

semitones.

Turn the joystick left and right to activate the MODULATIONeffect. Turn left or right to increase the effect, release the

joystick to turn off the effect.

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Voices and Effects

Touch Response

Transpose

This function allows you to activate the dynamic level

when playing the keyboard.

[TOUCH]

[TOUCH]

Press the button, LCD lightens the TOUCH flag

and displays touch response type 00 Touch briefly.

4 setting are available for selection, TOUCH 001/002/003/

OFF, the default is 002. You can change the current setting

by pressing th e button.

I f the type is se t as ,

there is no touch response to piano.

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" 2 "

"OFF" the "TOUCH" flag goes out,

DUAL

DSP

- TRANSPOSE +

- TRANSPOSE +

SPLIT

TOUCH

,+23-

,&!(/1+/

,&!(/1+/

DUAL

DUAL

DUAL

SPLIT

SPLIT

SPLIT

TOUCH

TOUCH

TOUCH

DSP

DSP

DSP

You can shift the pitch of the entire keyboard w ith the

TRANSPOSE function by adjusting the pitch in semitone

steps.

[TRANSPOSE +] [TRANSPOSE -]

[+/YES] [- /NO]

DIAL

[TRANSPOSE + ]

[TRANSPOSE -]

Press the or button for

the first time to enter the Transpose setting mode, LCD dis-

plays current transpose value briefly.

Press them again and later, the value will increase or decr-

ease by degrees, also you can use the and

button or the to adjust it, ranging from -12 to +12

semitones, the default value is 000.

In TRANSPOSE s etting, pressing the and

button simultaneously will set the value to

default.

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2

2

3

3

If you don't press any button for 5 seconds after entering the tran-

spose setting mode, it will quit this menu automatically.

Piano

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2

3

Press the button to enter the PIANO mode, the

chord mode will be disabled automatically, the full range on

the keyboard is piano voice.

Press the button again to exit the current mode.

Press the , , and the

direct select button, or the , , ~

button, you can exit the piano mode.

You can select and play the style by pressing the

and the direct select button, LCD will then display the style

name. Accompaniment control will respond in effect asusual only with the drum tracks.

[PIANO]

[PIANO]

[VOICE] + [STYLE] [SONG] [VOICE]

[DUAL] [SPLIT] [M1] [M6]

[STYLE]

PIANO METRONOME

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The keyboard has a total of 203 styles, from 001 to 203,

including 3 user styles. The default style is 001. (See

appendix: page 60)

Press button to set the keyboard to the "style

mode". The "STYLE " flag and the style number will

show up on the display.

[STYLE]

Select a Style

Press / button or use to select the

style you want.

[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

Use the Direct Select Button to select your desired style

(16 styles), 2 direct styles for each button (upper & nether).

Direct Select Button

While changing a style, pay attention to the rules:

If the same button has been pressed twice, the style will be

swapped from one to another.

When the upper/nether style is on, and you then press another

direct button, the corresponding upper/nether style will be selected.

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SONG

STYLE VOICE

DEMO

STYLES

01216Beat1 047SlowRock 069ChaCha1 084Disco 130Bluegras 141BosaNov1 172Waltz

064 Tango 112 Swing1 133 CntyPop10018BtRock 041SlowBald 074 Samba1 154 Rumba1

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Accompaniment consists of Intro, normal, variation, fill(a-a, a-b, b-a, b-b), ending. Using different sections based

on the structure of styles enables you to enhance musicalperformance.

INTRO

NORMAL and VARIATION

FILL

ENDING

Press the [INTRO/END] button to insert an intro sectionbefore playing . The rhythm will begin with a 2-4 measure

introduction which will be followed by a main section.

There are two main sections: normal and variation.

Each section consists of 2 to 4 measures.

While the accompaniment is playing, you can fill in therhythm/accompaniment by pressing the [FILLA ] buttonor the [FILL B] button. This will automatically insert a fillsection.

When you press the [INTRO/END] button, in process of accompaniment playing,it brings the ending sectionappropriate for the accompaniment, and then stop theperformance.

The Accompaniment Section

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNC

STOP

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNC

START

A

A

A

FADE

FADE

FADE

B

B

B

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORD

MODE

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/

ENDING

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Style Control



Fill A/B

Style Control

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In NORMAL mode, press button to insert 1 measure fill

and LCD flashes 'A'. After one measure is over, NORMAL

style will be returned.

[A]

In VARIATION mode, press button to insert 1 measure

fill and LCD flashes 'B'. After one measure is over, VARIA-

TION style will be returned.

[B]

In NORMAL mode, press ] button to insert 1 measure fill

and LCD flashes 'B'. After one measure is over, VARIATION

mode will be started.

[B

In VARIATION mode, press button to insert 1measure fill

and LCD flashes 'A' . After one measure is over, NORMAL

style will be started.

[A]

Hold down the / button when the style is playing, the selected

FILL pattern repeats continuously until button is released.

Press when style stop, it will change to the normal section, the

flag on LCD will be lightened;

Press when style stop, it will change to the variation section, the

flag on LCD will be lightened.

[A] [B]

[A]

[B]

"A"

"B"

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

A

A

A

A

A

A

FADE

FADE

FADE

FADE

FADE

FADE

B

B

B

B

B

B

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

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Stop immediately:The accompaniment can be stopped at any t ime bypressing the button.[START/STOP]

Sync Stop:When chord mode is on and style is not playing, press the

button, SYNC STOP and SYNC START LED

is lightened. In this mode, press the any key in left area of

keyboard to start the style playing and release the keyboard

will stop it.

When SYNC STOP LED is lightened and style is playing,

press the button, the SYNC STOP LED will

be darken. In this mode, the style will playing continuously.

[SYNC STOP]

[SYNC STOP]

Ending stop:

Press the button[INTRO/END] , the style will stop after the

ENDING section over.

Stop a Style

Flashing

Play a style

FINGERED

FINGERED

FULLRANGE

FULLRANGE

[SYNC STOP] would be enabled only when CHORD MODE

indicator is on.



Fade

Style Control

FADE IN:

[FADE]

[FADE]

FADE OUT:

[FADE]

[FADE ]

[FADE ]

Press the button when style is not playing , FADE

LED lights.

FADE LED glimmers after style begins to play, style volume

will increase from 0 to maxima between 10 seconds, style is

played normally subsequently, 'FADE' LED darkens.

Press the button again while FADE OUT state ,

FADE LED glimmers, style volume will be increased

to maxima on the basis of present volume, style is played

normally subsequently, 'FADE' LED darkens.

Press the button when style is playing, FADE LED

glimmers, style volume will decrease from maxima to 0

between 10 seconds, style stops.

Press button while FADE IN state , will enter FADE

OUT state, volume is decrease to 0 on the basis of present

volume, style stop, 'FADE' lamp goes out.

Press button while FADE OUT state, will enter FADE

IN state, volume increase to maxima on the basis of present

volume, style is play normally subsequently, FADE lamp

goes out.

Keep FADE IN state not changing as FADE IN state stops

STYLE.

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" "

" "

" "

" "

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

A

A

A

A

A

A

A

FADE

FADE

FADE

FADE

FADE

FADE

FADE

B

B

B

B

B

B

B

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

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2

Light

Glimmer

Glimmer

Darken

Light

Darken after

10 seconds

Glimmer press it again

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Style Control

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Accomp Volume

Metronome

PIANO METRONOME

- ACCOMP +

- ACCOMP +

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Tempo

Use the or button and the or

button and the to adjust the tempo from 30 to

280.

Press the and synchronously to set

to the default tempo.

[TEMPO+] [TEMPO-] [+/YES]

[-/NO] DIAL

[TEMPO+] [TEMPO-]

Selecting the style when it stops, the tempo will change with the

style automatically to the default one.

When style is playing, the tempo will not change with the style you

select.

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Press or button to adjust volume

of accompaniment in style playing. The LCD d isplays the

ACCOMP volume which range between 0 and 31.

Default Accomp Value is 28.

[ACCOMP +] [ACCOMP -]

Press and button together to

mute the ACCOMP track.

Press and button together again

to turn on the ACCOMP volume.



Press the button to turn on the m etronome

the beat type can be selected in the FUNCTION menu .

Press the button again to turn off the

metronome.

When the style stops to play, the beat type follows the sele-

ction in the function after turning on the metronome. When

the style begins to play, the beat type follows the current style.

Metronome can be turned on together with the style. If the

style plays at first, the metronome will respond next meas-

ure. Contrarily the metronome responds at once to the first

beat of the style.

[METRONOME]

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[METRONOME]



Recognizing Chords

Style Control

18

Default mode for A.B.C. is off on the keyboard.

Press button to turn on this "auto bass

chord" function. The left section of the keyboard is known

as the "chord area", while playing the chord, both the bass

and the chord voices sound.

[CHORD MODE]

There are 2 ways to detect the chord: single finger detect and multi finger detect ." " " "

Single Finger Chords

If the chord played is based on "multi finger detect", it is recognized as the "multi finger chords".

If not, "single finger chord" will be recognized.

This method allows you to easily play chords

in the accompaniment range of the keyboard

using only one, two, or three fingers.

The examples of Single Finger Chord "C, Cm,

C7 and Cm7" are shown as below:

To play a major chordPress the root note of the chord

To play a minor chordPress the root note together with thenearest black key to the left of it .

To play a seventh chordPress the root note together with thenearest white key to the left of it .

To play a minor seventh chordPress the root notes together withthe nearest white and black keys tothe left of it (three keys altogether) .

Multi Finger Chords

This method allows you to produce an accompa-

niment by playing chords with normal fingerings

in the accompaniment range of the keyboard.

To play Multi Chords ( Example in C chords)

A total of 32 chords are provided as below:

Notes enclosed in parentheses are optional;

the chords could be re cognized without them.

When A.B.C. is on, press the keys on the left of split point.

The chord will be recognized as single

finger chords.

Since the chord detection of A.B.C. is based on the Chord Root

priority, some chords that could be played under the Chord Dictio-

nary may not be recognised by A.B.C. , eg. B6 bB6 B6(9)

bB6 9 Baug bBaug bBm6 Bm6 Adim7 b Bdim7 Bdim.

* * *

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START/

STOP

SYNC

STOP

SYNC

START

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MODE

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Style Control

Chord Basics

Reading Chord Names

Some Chord Types

Three or more notes played together constitute a "chord".

The most basic chord type is the "triad" consisting three notes:

the root, third, and fifth degrees of the corresponding scale.

A "C major triad", for example, is made up of the notes C (the root),

E(the third note of the C major scale),and G (the fifth note of the

C major scale).

In the C major triad shown above, the lowest note is the " root" of

the chord(this is the chord's "root position"...using other chord notes

for the lowest note results in "inversion"). The root is the central

sound of the chord, which supports and anchors the other chord notes.

The distance(interval) between adjacent notes of triad in root position

is either a major or minor third.

The lowest interval in our root-position trial (between the root and the

third) determines whether the triad is a major or minor chord, and we

can shift the highest note up or down by a semitone to produce two

additional chords, as shown below.

The basic characteristics of the chord sound remain intact even if we

change the order of the notes to create different inversions. Successive

chords in a chord progression can be smoothly connected, for example,

by choosing the appropriate inversions (or chord "voicings ").

Chord names tell you just about everything you need to know about a

chord (other than the inversion/voicing). The chord name tells you

what the root of a chord is, whether it is major, minor, or diminished,

whether it requires a major or flatted seventh, what alterations or

tension does it use...all at a glance.



Function Menu

Option LCD Display Range Default

TUNE 000Tune -50050 000

BEAT 004Beat 00 0!00 2009 004

SPLIT POINT 034Split pt 00 1088 034

PEDAL ASSIGN SOF T 0 01+ ,

CHORUSLEVEL 000Cho Lev 00 0 127

REVERB LEVEL 040Rvb Lev 00 0 127 04 0

001 Ped Sost SOFT, SOST, MEM, ST/STOP

MIDI RECEIVE ALL Receive

001 Transmit

001 016 ALL*

001 016

ALL

00 1MIDI TRANSMIT

00 0

Tune

Beat

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Press or button to enter the menu of function. The default

option of the menu is "TUNE". When you enter the menu next time, you will find the option is the same as

last time. Press or button to select the option to be set.

Use / or the DIAL to set the parameter. The option and the parameters are as the follows:

[FUNCTION/NEXT] [FUNCTION/BACK]

[FUNCTION/NEXT] [FUNCTION/BACK]

[+/YES] [-/NO]

If you don't press any button for 5 seconds after entering FUNCTION menu, it will quit this menu automatically.

The LCD displays the tune value. Use /or to change the tune value. Its range is from -50to 50 cents only by the right area of keyboard.

[+/YES] [-/NO]DIAL

This function sets the pitch of entire keyboard bysteps of cents.

Pressing and together will set the T UNEvalue back to its default setting.

[+/YES] [-/NO]

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

-/ NO + / YES

-/ NO + / YES

The LCD displays the beat value.

This function sets the beat value ranging from 0, 2-9.

Use / or to change the BEAT value.[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

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Function Menu

Split Point

Pedal Assign

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This function sets the pedal type to soft pedal, sostenuto

pedal, start/stop pedal.

The default p edal is soft p edal.

memory select pedal,

The LCD displays the type of pe dal.

This function sets the point that separate the entire

keyboard to two section.

The LCD displays the split point value.

Use / or to change the split point.

You may also use keyboard to change the split point by

simply selecting the note you d esired to be the point of

separation. The part below the split point is the the

CHORD area.

[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

-/ NO + / YES

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

-/ NO + / YES

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

-/ NO + / YES

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

-/ NO + / YES

Use / or to change the pedal assign.[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

Reverb Level

The LCD displays the reverb level.

The default value is floating and follows the voice.

Use or to change the reverb level.

The level ranges from

0 to 127.

[+/YES] / [-/NO] DIAL

Chorus Level

The LCD displays the chorus level. The level ranges from

0 to 127. The default value is floating and follows the voice.

Use or to change the chorus level.[+/YES] / [-/NO] DIAL

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2

2

2

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Function Menu

MIDI Setting

RECEIVE can be used to set the channel of MIDI IN.The default setting is "all ". Otherwise, channel 1~16 canalso be selected separately.

Use [+/YES] / [-/NO] button or the DIAL to select thechannel.

TRANSMIT can be used to set the channel of MIDI OUT.There are total of 16 channels for selection. Defaultsetting is "001".

Use [+/YES] / [-/NO] button or the DIAL to select thechannel.

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

-/ NO + / YES

-/ NO + / YES

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1

2

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Mixer Menu

Press the button to enter the menu of mixer. Thedefault option of the menu is , then the optionyou enter next time will be the same as last time you exit.

Press the button continuously to select the optionyou want, then use the button or the

to set the parameters.

[MIXER]

[MIXER] [+/YES] / [-/NO] DIAL

"Rhythm_s"

If you don't press any button for 5 seconds after enteringthe MIXER menu, it will quit this menu automatically.

Opt ion L CD Dis p lay Ra nge Deaful tRhythm_s Volume

Rhythm_m Volume

026 Rhythm_s

Rhythm_m

Bass

Chord1

Chord2

Chord3

Phrase1

Phrase2

Voice R1

010 Voice R2

010 Voice L

020 Sd play

02 6

02 6

02 6

02 6

02 6

02 6

02 6

02 6

00 0 -03 1 0 2 6

000-031

Bass Volume

Chord 1 Volume

Chord 2 Volume

Chord 3 Volume

Phrase 1 Volume

Phrase 2 Volume

Voice R1 Volume

000-031

000-031

000-031

000-031

000-031

000-031

00 0 -03 1 0 2 6

0 2 6

0 2 6

0 2 6

0 2 6

0 2 6

0 2 6

0 2 6

percussion instrument 1

percussion instrument 2

bass foil

symphonic melody 1

symphonic melody 2

symphonic melody 3

intermezzo snippet 1

intermezzo snippet 2

single voice

dual voice

lower voice

Description

Voice R2 Volume

Voice L Volume

00 0 -03 1 0 2 0

00 0 -03 1 0 1 2

SD MIDI P LAY Volume 000 -031 0 20

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

STORE

The option and the parameters in detail as belows:



Memory

Bank

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Memory feature can be used to preset 48 complete

control-panel setups which could be recalled

whenever needed.

There are 8 banks in total; each bank has 6 memories

(M1~M6).

Press button, the LCD displays "00x Mem Bank",

with 00x showing the Bank that has been selected.

Use / button or to select the bank.

[BANK]

[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

If the current memory data be changed, the corresponding memory

flag on LCD will b e erased.

Memory Data

>.= 9!(;

STORESTORE O.T.S.O.T.S.BANKBANK M2M2 M3M3 M4M4 M5M5 M6M6M1M1

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2

The data can be stored to the memory are as follows:

Voice R1, Voice R2, Voice L, Sustain, Style, Tempo,

Function, Mixer, Accomp Volume and Octave.

Store and Load

Press and hold the button, then press the

button (or ) , the current data will be stored in

them.

Press the button (or ) to load the data

from them and replace the current parameters.

[STORE] [M1]

[M2] ~ [M6]

[M1] [M2 ~ [M6]

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Pre ss a nd tog et her wh ile pow er the pia no , the

memory data will be set as the default value.

[STO RE] [M1 ]


ONETOUCH SETTINGONETOUCH SETTING

Pressand Hold


ONETOUCH SETTINGONETOUCH SETTING



One Touch Setting

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Press button to turn this mode on and the O.T.S.

Flag lighten on the LCD.

Press any of the ~ button, it wil l load the

relative type o f parameter to be suited for the current style.

A.B.C. mode is automatically turned on during O.T.S. Mode.

[O.T.S.]

[M1] [M4]

Press any of the M1-M4 buttons, which is correspondedto your desired setting.

One Touch Setting is a powerful and convenient

function that allows you to reconfigure all settings

instantly with the touch of a single button. In this

function, 4 types of parameters (M1~M4) will be

loaded to match the current style.

Press button again to turn off the O.T.S. Mode.[O.T.S.]

The default parameters stored in the O.T.S. including:

Voice R1, Voice R2, Voice L, Octave , Voice R1 Volume,

Voice R2 Volume, Chorus Level, Reverb Level.

STORE

STORE

STORE

STORE

O.T.S.

O.T.S.

O.T.S.

O.T.S.

BANK

BANK

BANK

BANK

M2

M2

M2

M2

M3

M3

M3

M3

M4

M4

M4

M4

M5

M5

M5

M5

M6

M6

M6

M6

M1

M1

M1

M1

ONETOUCHSETTING

ONETOUCHSETTING

ONETOUCHSETTING

ONETOUCHSETTING

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Record

3 user songs can be recorded in the piano with 6 tracks

(1 ACCOMP track, 5 MELODY tracks) in each song.

Hold down and button, then power

on the piano, all recorded data will be erased.

[RECORD] [PLAY/BACK]

STYLERECORD

STYLERECORD

RECORD

RECORD

PLAY/STOP

PLAY/STOP

MELODY1

MELODY1

MELODY2

MELODY2

MELODY4

MELODY4

MELODY5

MELODY5

ACCOMP

ACCOMP

MELODY3

MELODY3

Press the three buttons together

Record Song

Press the button for the first time to enter the

user song selection mode. The LCD displays the current

song name and number.

Use the or button and l to select one

you want to record.

[RECORD]

[+/YES] [-/NO] DIA



Record

Waiting for recording:

Start recording:

Press the button for the second time to enter the record mode. The LCD lightens the REC flag, four beatsflashes synchronously to indicate waiting for recording.

At the same time an empty track w ill be selected to berecorded automatically and relative track flag flashes (the

selection order is Melody1,Melody2...Melody5 and Accomp,the Melody1 will be selected while all tracks are't empty ).Press the [ACCOMP], [MELODY 1] ...[MELODY 5] button toselect the track you want to record.

When 4 beats on LCD flashes, press thebutton or play the keyboard to start recording.

[RECORD]

[START/STOP]

when entering r ecord m ode, the old data of the selected track w illbe overwritten.

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STYLERECORD

STYLERECORD

STYLERECORD

STYLERECORD

Flash synchronously

Flash

Lighten

Darken

Flashing

RECORD

RECORD

RECORD

RECORD

PLAY/STOP

PLAY/STOP

PLAY/STOP

PLAY/STOP

MELODY1

MELODY1

MELODY1

MELODY1

MELODY2

MELODY2

MELODY2

MELODY2

MELODY4

MELODY4

MELODY4

MELODY4

MELODY5

MELODY5

MELODY5

MELODY5

ACCOMP

ACCOMP

ACCOMP

ACCOMP

MELODY3

MELODY3

MELODY3

MELODY3

START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTART

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There are 3 states of choosing tracks in the light buttons:Lighten, Flashing, Darken.

When the light of button is flashing, it indicates the flashing

track is the track chosen to be recorded.

When the l ight o f button is lightened, it indicates there isrecorded material in this track for the selected song.Material on this track will be played simultaneously whilerecording for another track.

When the light of button is darkened, it indicates there'sno data in this track or there's data on this track but it'sforbid to play the recorded m aterial while r ecording.

Press Accomp (or Melody 1 to Melody 5 ) to selectthe desired track. The corresponding track will beswitched between the above three states.

Only 1 Melody track can be recorded at a time, whereas Accomp track can be recorded with a Melody track

at the same time.

Style can only be recorded in Accomp

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Choosing tracks

B2CC

STYLERECORD

RECORD PLAY/STOP

MELODY1

MELODY2

MELODY4

MELODY5 ACCOMP

MELODY3

START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTART

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MODEINTRO/

ENDING

4 Stop recording:[RECORD]

[INTRO/ENDING]

Press the button for the third t ime to stop

recording.

If Accomp track is recording, press thebutton to stop recording after the ending accompanimentis over.

If the capacity is full while recording, the recording will bestopped automatically with th e FULL display on LCD.



Record

Delete Song

Press button to enter the user song

selection mode.

Press / b utton to select the user song

you want to delete.

Press button, LCD wil l display "DelUser".

Press button to delete the current user song

When complete, LCD displays " OK! ", the cursor of the

track will all darken simultaneously.

[PLAY/STOP]

[+/YES] [-/NO]

[RECORD]

[+/YES]

STYLE

RECORD RECORD PLAY/

STOP

MELODY

1

MELODY

2

MELODY

4

MELODY

5 ACCOMP

MELODY

3

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- / NO + / YES

- /NO + / YES

STYLERECORD

RECORD PLAY/STOP

MELODY1 MELODY2 MELODY4 MELODY5 ACCOMP MELODY3

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2

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STYLERECORD

STYLERECORD

RECORD

RECORD

PLAY/STOP

PLAY/STOP

MELODY1

MELODY1

MELODY2

MELODY2

MELODY4

MELODY4

MELODY5

MELODY5

ACCOMP

ACCOMP

MELODY3

MELODY3

Playback Song

Press the button for the first t ime to enter theuser song selected mode. The LCD displays the current

song name and number.

U se t he or [-/N O] b utton and to selec t on eyou want to play.

P ress the but ton f or th e sec ond ti me to p lay-back the user song.

Press it for the third time or to stop playback. You also canpress the button to stop it.

You can use the , and

button to turn on or off the relative track you want to play.

[PLAY/STOP]

[+/YES] DIAL

[PLAY/STOP]

[START/STOP]

[ACCOMP] [MELODY 1] [MELODY 5]

If there is no user song when you p ress , L CD willdisplay NULL temporarily.

[PLAY/STOP]

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Press the button, LCD display the[STYLE RECORD]

current user style.

Use the or button and to select the[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

others.

Then press the button to enter next[FUNCTION/NEXT]

menu, at first LCD display the RECORD menu.

Start Style Record

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STYLERECORD

RECORD PLAY/STOP

MELODY1

MELODY2

MELODY4

MELODY5 ACCOMP

MELODY3

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-/ NO + / YES

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Style Record

Style record allows user to produce a new rhythm through recording and editing an built-in style. Be note that the built-in

rhythm are programmed with CM7.3 styles can be recorded and the data will not be lost after the power is off.

You are also allowed to save the recorded style to SD card.

Before recording, you need to choose a rhythm as the original rhythm. This rhythm can be chosen from any of

the existing 200 styles and you can also select your recorded style as original rhythm.

The style must be recorded by paragraph and by track. After finishing recording a track of a paragraph, you may proceed to

record a different track of the same paragraph of a different paragraph.

Structure of a Rhythm:

Rhythm includes 8 paragraphs at most:

Main _ A

Main _ B

Intro _ M (major)

Intro _ m (minor)Fill _ A (insert in a)

Fill _ B (insert in b)

Ending _ M(major)

Ending _ m(minor)

Each paragraph includes 8 tracks at most:

Rhythm sub (rhythm subsidiary)

Rhythm main

Bass

Chord 1 (symphonic 1)Chord 2 (symphonic 2)

Chord 3 (symphonic 3)

Phrase 1

Phrase 2

Attention:If you power off the piano during style recording, the recording data will be lost.



Style Record

Record a new Style

Select RECORD in style record menu level1.

Press to enter record mode menu.[FUNCTION / NEXT]LCD now displays "Overdub".

Press button or rotate the to select a[+/YES], [-/NO] DIALrecording mode. 2 options for recording mode: overduband replace.

In Overdub mode, the newly recorded data will be added tothe original style data.

In Replace mode, the original style data will be overwrittenwith the newly recorded data.

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NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

-/ NO + / YES

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Use the or button and to select the[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

others includes Record, Copy, Quantify, Edit and Delete.

If the user style selected is empty, only Record and Copy

can be selected.

At a ny moment of style recording state, pressing

[STYLE RECORD] button again will exit from the

recording state. The data will not be saved.

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Press the button to enter the recordready menu.The style record is on the synchronized start mode, andthe beat display will flash at the current tempo.

At that time you can u se the , button or or direct select buttons to change the voice for the currenttrack. If you've picked the drum track, you would only havedrum kits for selection.Press the button to return previousmenu.

Press the button to start recording.The style will play with C M7 chord, the selected paragraphof the original rhythm begins to play in a loop way.Play the keyboard to record, the recorded data in currentloop would be replayed in next loop. Also you can delete thenote being recorded in last loop by pressing the same noteat same time in next loop within 1/8-quarter note around itplayed.

Press the button again to stop recordingand return to the synchronized start state.

Press the button to exit the current

mode. You can also repeat the operation by pressing thebutton to return previous menu andselect other options.

[FUNCTION / NEXT]

[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

[FUNCTION / BACK]

[START/STOP]

[START/STOP]

[ ]

[FUNCTION / BACK]

STYLE RECORD

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FUNCTION

Flash together

NEXTBACK

START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTART

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Press to enter rhythm selection menu.[FUNCTION / NEXT]

Press button or rotate the to select a[+/YES], [-/NO] DIALoriginal rhythm.Press to return previous menu.[FUNCTION / BACK]

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NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

-/ NO + / YES

-/ NO + / YES

Press button to enter the paragraph

menu.

[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press button to enter the paragraph

menu.

[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press button or rotate[+/YES], [-/NO] DIALthe to select

the paragraph of rhythm. There are 8 paragraphs to be

selected i ncludes: Main _ A, Main _ B, Intro _ M, Intro _ m,

Fill _ A, Fill _ B, Ending _ M, Ending _ m.

Press button or rotate the to select

the track: Rhythm sub, Rhythm main, bass, chord 1, chord 2,

chord 3, phrase 1, phrase 2.

[+/YES], [-/NO] DIAL

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Style Record

Quantify a Style

As timing of the recording may not be as a ccurate as it should be , Quantization helps users to correct the timing

by aligning the notes to the exact beat. we'd suggest c hoosing the shortest note of the piece as the quantization

precision for best result. If a lower quantization precision is chosen, for example choosing a quarter n ote as the

precision when the shortest note is a 16th, the note with the short duration may be filtered.

Select the user style that needs to be quantified.

Press to enter choice menu.[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press to choose

Quantify (if there is no data in user style, this menu cannot be selected).

[+/YES], [-/NO] DIALbutton or rotate the

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Press to enter Quantization Precisionmenu.

[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press button or rotate the dial to selec tincludes

1/4 (quarter), 1/4 Tri (Quarter Triplet), 1/8 (Eighth), 1/8 Tri(Eighth Triplet), 1/16 (Sixteenth), 1/16 Tri (sixteenth Triplet),

1/32 (32nd), 1/32 Tri(32nd Triplet).

[+/YES] [-/NO],the accuracy for quantifying. Quantity accuracy

Quantization Precision value

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NEXTBACK

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-/ NO + / YES

-/ NO + / YES

Copy a Style

Select a user style slot to be used to store the new style.

Press button to enter choice menu.[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press button or rotate the to choose"Copy " .


Press to fi nish copy.[+/YES]

Press button to enter rhythm selectionmenu.

[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press button or rotate the to select auser style that needs to be copied.


Press button to enter next menu.[FUNCTION/NEXT]

LCD now displays: "Sure? " .

Press to c onfi rm, otherwise press to return toprevious menu.

[+/YES] [-/NO]

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FUNCTION

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Style Record

Edit a Style

Select the style that needs to be editted.

Press button to enter choice menu.[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press button or ro tate the tochoose "Edit".

[+/YES], [- /NO ] DIAL

Press button to enter tempo ed itmenu.

[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press button or ro tate the to

modify tempo.

[+/YES], [- /NO ] DIAL

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NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

Press the but ton to en ter the renamemenu(full name).Use the keyboard to input the style whole name. It mayinclude 26 letters and characters with the most lengthof 32 characters.Press the but ton to return previousmenu.Please refer to page 42 for naming function.

[FUNCTION/NEXT]

[FUNCTION/BACK]

Flash

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2

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Press to enter the paragraph menu.[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press to select theparagraph of rhythm: Main _ A, M ain _ B, Intro _ M, Intro_m,

Fill _ A, Fill _ B, Ending _ M, Ending _ m.


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FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

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Press to enter the Track menu.[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Press to selectthe track: Rhythm sub, Rhythm main, bass, chord 1,chord 2,chord 3, phrase 1, phrase 2.


Press to enter next menu.[FUNCTION/NEXT]

LCD now displays Sure?" ".

The original time a nd length of note w ill not be recoveredafter quantization.

Press to confirm. Style will be quantified accordingly.Otherwise, press to return to previous menu.

[+/YES][-/NO]

LCD displays Complete . The recorded style will beplayed with

" "the desired accuracy.

-/ NO + / YES



Style Record

Delete a style

Select the user style that needs to be deleted.

Press button to enter choi ce menu.

Press button or ro tate the tochoose "Delete".

Press button to enter Paragrap hSelection page.

Press button or ro tate the to selectthe paragraph that needs to be deleted.

If All is selected, the menu will jump to step 4.

Press button to enter TrackSelection page.

Press button or ro tate the to selectthe track that needs to be deleted.

If all is selected, the rhythm will be deleted.

Press button to enter next menu.

LCD now displays "Sure?".

Press to confirm. Press to return toprevious menu.

P ress to finis h de letin g.

[FUNCTION/NEXT]

[+/ YES], [- /NO] DIAL

[FUNCTION/NEXT]


[FUNCTION/NEXT]


[FUNCTION/NEXT]

[+/ YES] [- /NO]

[+/YES]

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NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

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NEXTBACK

FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

Flash

Press button to enter page of theabbreviation of style name.

[FUNCTION/NEXT]

Only 8 characters or digits can be inputted.

Press button to enter next menu.[FUNCTION/NEXT]

LCD now displays "Save? "

Press to confirm, othe rwise press toreturn to previous menu.

[+/YES] [-/N O]

P ress to finish editing .[+/YES]

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SongThere are 100 songs in total, includes 57 songs with left

and right melody parts, 33 style songs and 10 piano

songs.

START/STOP the song:

[SONG]

[START/STOP]

Press button to enter the song mode, thesong flag on LCD is lightened. It will play all songs in

circle.

Press button to stop playi ng the song,

but it will not quit the song mode.

Loop:

[START/STOP]

The 2nd time you start playing the song by pressing

button, it will play current song repeatedly.

Select the song:

[+/YES] [-/NO] DIALUse / button or to select the song you

want. If select the new, LCD will displays its whole name at

first with roll and then stays in shortened form.

Song control:

Introductory beat:

Before the song start pl aying, it has the introductory beat,

the measure starts from negative value.

It begins to play the song when the measure goes to 1.

When the song is stopped, press , and

button will exit the song mode, or hold the

[STYLE] [VOICE]

[DEMO] [CHORD

DICTIONARY] button to enter Chord Dictionary mode.

The user song do not have the function of REW, FF and PAUSE.

Song repeat

W hen playing the song, press button to

set the location of loop begin and loop end to the c urrent

song. Press the to set the loop begin,

and press the twice to set the loop end.

W hen in lo op statu s, pre ss aga in to quit

loop playing status.

[REPEAT A/B]

[REPEAT A/B]

[REPEAT A/B]

[REPEAT A/B]

REW, FF and PAUSE:

[ ]

[ ]

[ ]

When the song is playing, hold the button to fast

forward the so ng.

Hold the to rewind the song (base on the measure).

Press the to pause the playing song.

SONG

STYLE VOICE

DEMO

SONG

STYLE VOICE

DEMO L&R

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LESSON

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START/STOP

START/STOP

START/STOP

START/

STOP

START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNC

STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

SYNC

START

SYNCSTART

A

A

A

A

A

FADE

FADE

FADE

FADE

FADE

B

B

B

B

B

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

CHORD

MODE

CHORDMODE

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/

ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

- / NO + / YES

1

2

3

4

5 CHORD

DICT.

CHORDDICT.

CHORDDICT.

Lesson Mode

There are 2 different ways to practice the songs bythe time value training and note correction training.And the piano offers the GRADE function to helpyou better know your progress.

[LESSON]

[R] [L]

In song mode (Song is not playing), press buttonto enter lesson mode.

There are 3 levels to score the performance of your playing.

You can use and button to select which hand to pra-ctice. If neither hand is selected, the keyboard will choosethe right hand automatically.

LESSON 1

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Song

Lesson 1-Practice timing

Press button to enter the lesson mode, the

lesson 1 flag is lightened on LCD.

In LESSON 1 mode, the piano only grade the time value

of the playing, accuracy of note playing will not be accounted

for.

Press to start to practise.

If is selected; it will mute the melody of right hand and

you will have to follow the timing of the right hand. As long

as the timing is correct, the melody will sound.

If is selected ; it will mute the changing chord and

melody by left hand. You will have to follow timing of the

left hand. As long as the timing is correct, the chord /

melody will so und.

If and are selected, the melody on left and right

hand will be muted. You will have to follow timing on both

left and right hand.

Once completed, the result of evaluation will be voiced.

[LESSON]

[START/STOP]

[R]

[L]

[L] [R]

According to the type of the so ng, the content of your p ractice by left ha nd is not the same. I f you choose chord s ong, the left h and

practices the chord, otherwise, left hand practise the melody.

1-42, 57 song can permission practice the left hand and right hand. 43-56 , 58-100 song only used to right hand practice.

When the song is playing, the staff displayed on the LCD indicate the melody and chord position, LCD shows the last note played

by RIGHT track, and it w ill be convenient for you to practice .

Because the melody track note span of song may exceed the range that staff can reveal, staff high notes district might have + 12, +24

display at this moment, show whom staff reveal high one octave or two octave of notes at present.

The display of this +12, +24 chord to style song is invalid, Chord of style song reveal first octave in staff bass all the time when revealing

+12/+24, study chord part time according to chord bond potential prompt play the musical instruments or play the musical instruments

transposition chord all validity.

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1

2

3

Lesson 2-Practice a note accuracy

Press button again to enter the lesson 2 mode.

In LESSON 2 mode, the piano only grade your practice

by the note, accuracy of time value will not be considered

as the song wi ll only continue to the next when the correct

note is played.

Only when you play the correct note, the song will continue

to the next note.

Press button to start to practi se.

[LESSON]

[START/STOP ]

START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTART

A FADEB CHORD

MODEINTRO/

ENDING

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Song

Lesson 3

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Press button in LE SSO N 2 to e nter the

LESSON 3 mode.

In LESSON 3 mode, it will score your practice by the

correction of the time value and n ote.

Press button to start to practise.

[LESSON]

[START/STOP ]

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START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTART

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ENDING

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Chord Dictionary

Chord dictionary is essentially a built-in "chord book" that help you to check the Chord notes.

It is id eal when you know the name of a certain chord and want to quickly learn how to play it.

DICT 1 (CHORD LEARNING MODE)

Press and hold the button for longer

than 2 seconds to enter DICT 1 mode.

In this mode, the keys above C4 are used to assign theChord Type, the keys above C6 are used to assign the

Chord Root.

[CHORD DICT./R]

When the Chord Type and Chord Root is confirmed,

The LCD w ill display the Chord and its keyboard

position.

For example, if we want to play a Cm7 Chord.

Press the C key in the section of the keyboard

labeled CHORDROOT. (The note does not note

sound) the root note you set will be shown on thedisplay.

Press the m7 key in the section of the keyboard which

has labeled CHORD TYPE (The note does not sound).

The notes you should pay for the specified chord

(root not and chord type) are shown in the display as the

notation and also in the keyboard d iagram.

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(root and type)



DICT 2 (CHORD TEST MODE)

[R]

[R]

Press button again to enter DICT 2 mode. The chord

area on the LCD will display a random chord , while the

keyboard position doesn't display anything on LCD.

When you play the correct chord within 3 seconds,

the next chord (random) will be displayed on LCD towait for the correct chord playing, if not, LCD displays the

corresponding keyboard position automatically.

Press button for the third time to turn off chord dictionary.

Chord Dictionary

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LESSON 1

2

C4 M C5 7(b9)

M(9) C 5 7(9)

D4 6 D5 7(#9)

E 4b

mM7 E 5 7(b13)

E4 M7 E5 7(13)

F4 m F5 7( 11)

m(9) F 5 dim7

G4 m6 G5 dim

m7(9) A 5 7aug

A4 m7 A5 aug

B 4 m7b5 B 5 7sus4

B4 7 B5 sus4

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24 chords will be displayed in the dictionary mode as follows:

Note

Chord Root

Chord Root:

Chord Type:

Chord Type

Note

Note

Chord Root

Chord Type

C6 C F 6

C 6 G6 G

D6 D A 6

E 6 A6 A

E6 E B 6

F6 F B6 B

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E /D

#F / G

# A / G

#

B /A#

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F 4#

A 4b

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Pedal

Foot Switch

37

The keyboard can assign the pedal in function menu.

(See FUNCTION)

PEDAL SOFT

If pedal assign is set as pedal soft , it will activate the

soft effect when you step the pedal.

" "

1

1

PEDAL START/STOP

If pedal assign is set as pedal ST/S , the pedal will have

the same function as button.

" "

[START/STOP]

4

PEDAL MEMORY SELECTIf pedal assign is set as pedal mem , it will load the next

memory parameter when you step the pedal.

" "

3

3

PEDAL SOSTENUTO

If pedal assign is set as sostenuto he notes played before

you step on have a sustain effect. Release the pedal,

sostenuto effect is turned off .

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2

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FUNCTION

NEXTBACK

SD Function

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SD

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SD

There is a standard SD external interface which supports

SD cards with capacity of 16M ~ 2G. It is compatible with

the FAT 16/32 file system format.

Press the button to enter the SD CARD sub menu

which includes: PLAY, LOAD, SAVE DELETE and FORMAT.

If there is no card, it will display "No Card",then you can

press to exit. Otherwise, "Wait... !" will disappear

temporarily for 3 seconds th en it will show "Play"on the

LCD.

[MENU]

[MENU]

*

You can also press any DIRECT S ELECT BUTTON/[VOICE] / [STYLE] / [SONG] / [DEMO] / [DUAL] /

[SPLIT] / [PIANO] to exit SD CARD menu.

In midi play mode,you can press mixer button then

press

.

[+/YES] [-/NO] button to adjust the volume

to play

,

I n S D c ar d m od e, yo u c ou ld p res s bu tt onrepeatedly to exit sd menu step by step,you also

c ou ld p re ss a nd h ol d bu tt on f or 2 s ec ond sto exit directly.

[MENU]

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START/STOP

START/STOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTOP

SYNCSTART

SYNCSTART

A

A

FADE

FADE

B

B

CHORDMODE

CHORDMODE

INTRO/ENDING

INTRO/ENDING

38

In the SD mode, it won't respond to the other function.

Use the , button and to choose the

SD menu you want.

Press the button to

Press the button to

Please refer to page 42 for naming function.

[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

[EXECUTE]

[MENU]

take a step forward.

take a step back.

SPLIT

SPLIT

SPLIT

SPLIT

SPLIT

TOUCH

TOUCH

TOUCH

TOUCH

TOUCH

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SD

SD

SD

SD

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

Select the menu Play and press the

LCD will display the MIDI files and directories in the root of

the SD card.

If the MIDI file in SD could be identified and selected, LCD

will display file name and the F sign.

[EXECUTE]" " button,

" "

If there is no midi file identified inside the current directory,

LCD will display the sub-directory name and the "d" sign.

Press the button to enter the current sub-direc-

tory, then new MIDI files or subdirectories of the directory

will be displayed.

If there is neither MIDI file nor subdirectory in the current

directory, LCD will display " . . "and the "d" sign, you can

p ress the b utton to e xit t he directo ry.

If there is neither MIDI file nor subdirectory in the root ,

LCD will display "No file".

[EXECUTE]

[EXECUTE]

Use the , button and to select the

MIDI file.

Then press the button to play it repeatedly

Press the button to play al l fi les in the current

directory circularly.

When the file is playing, you can select new file in the

current directory or other subdirectory.

When the file is playing, you can adjust the tempo with the

, button, press them synchronously,

the current tempo will reset the default one of the file.

W hen the file i s playing, press the button to

stop playing. Also you can press the button to return

PLAY menu, or press the button 2 seconds to

exit the SD mode, then stop to play the file.

[+/YES] [-/NO] DIAL

[START/STOP]

[EXECUTE]

[TEMPO +] [TEMPO -]

[START/STOP]

[MENU]

[MENU]

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Load

SD Function

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[+/YES] [-/NO]

DIAL

S el ec t the men u L oad and pres s the b utt on,

the Load menu are displayed on the LCD, it includes LoadS ong , Lo adS ty an d Lo ad Mem . Use th e ,

buttonand to select one.

" "

"" " " " "

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

Load Memory[EXECUTE]

[EXECUTE]

[EXECUTE]

Select the menu "LoadMem" and press the

button, the memory files you saved or directory in the root

of SD are displayed on the LCD, the main name of the file

includes 8 characters, the postfix name is MEM.

Press the button, "Sure?" displayed

on the LCD.

You press the button to load the file.

will be

just need to

Load Song

[ ]

DIAL [+/YES] [-/NO]

[ ]

[+/YES] [-/NO]

Select the menu LoadSong and press the

the user songs you saved or directory in the root of

SD are displayed on the LCD, the main name of the file

includes 8 characters, the postfix name is MID. You can

select songs with or the & the button.

Press the button to confirm the desired fi le,

the empty user song slot will be displayed on the LCD,

you can select them with dial or the and the

button.

" "

button,

Press the button, "Sure? " displayed

on the LCD.

You press the button to load the file.

Select the menu "LoadSty" and press the

button, the user styles you saved or d irectory in the root of

SD are displayed on the LCD, the main name of the file

includes 8 characters, the postfix name is STY. You can

select with dial or the & the button.

Press the button to confirm the desired file, the

displayed onthe LCD,

you can select them with dial or the & the

button.


on the LCD.

You press the button to load the

file.

EXECUTE

EXECUTE

[EXECUTE]

[EXECUTE]

[EXECUTE]

[+/Y ES] [-/N O]

[EXECUTE]

[+/YES] [-/NO ]

[EXECUTE]

[EXECUTE]

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styles

The empty user style slot will be

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SD Function

Save

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the Save menu are displayed on the LCD, it includes

SaveSong , SaveSty and SaveMem .

You c an s elect ei th er wi th o r the and the

button

The operation of SAVE is same as PLAY.

When "SaveHere" displayed on the LCD, press ]

to save the file to the current directory.

Select the menu SaveSong and press the

button, the user song recorded is displayed on the LCD.

S el ec t a u ser s on g to be sav ed w ith or th e ,

button.

Press the button to go to next step, you can

s el ec t th e stora ge d irec to ry wi th or t he ,

button.

Press the button to enter next step, LCD wil l

display the state, you can play the keyboard to

input the file name.

Press the button to enter the enquiry page,

S e ? dis played on the LCD .

You press the button to save the

file.

[EXECUTE]

DIAL [+/Y ES]

[-/NO]

[EXECUTE

[ ]

DIAL [+/YES]

[-/NO]

[ ]

DIAL [+/Y ES] [-/NO]

[ ]

[EXECUTE]

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" " " " " "

" "

" ur "

[+/YES] [-/NO]

EXECUTE

EXECUTE

EXECUTE

[EXECUTE]

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Save Song

naming

will be

just need to

If there is no any

subdirectory or recognized files in the storage directory you

select,".."will displayed on LCD,and you a re allowed to use

button or DIAL to change to "SaveHere".

Save Style[EXECUTE]

DIAL [+/YES

[-/NO]

[EXECUTE]

DI AL [+/ YES] [-/ NO]

[EXECUTE]

[EXECUTE]

Select the menu "SaveSty" and press the

button, the user style recorded is displayed on the LCD.

S el ec t a u ser s tyle be s aved with or the ],

button.

Press the button to go to next step. Select the

storage directory with or the , button.

Press the button to enter next step, LCD will

d ispla y the state, yo u ca n th e ke yboa rd to

input the filename.


"Sure?" displayed on the LCD.

You just need to press the [EXECUTE] button to save thefile.

naming play

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SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

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SD

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SD



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Select the menu "SaveMem" and press the

button, you can select the storage directory with or

the , button.

Press the button to enter next step, LCD will

displ ay the sta te, y ou c an t he k eyboard to

input the filename.


"Sure?" displayed on the LCD.

You press the button to save

all the datas includes 48 memorizers.

Save Memory[EXECUTE]

DIAL

[+/YES] [-/NO]

[EXECUTE]

[ EX ECUTE]

[EXECUTE]

naming play

will be

just need to

[EXECUTE]

DIAL

[+/Y ES] [-/ NO]

[EXECUTE]

[EXECUTE]

Select the menu "Delete" and press the button,

all files includes MIDI files, user songs and user styles or

all directories in the root of SD are displayed on the LCD.

You can select the file that need to be deleted with

or the & the button.


on the LCD.

You press the button to delete the

file.

will be

just need to

[ ]

[EXECUTE]

S elec t the me nu F ormat a nd p ress the b utton ,

? displayed on the LCD.

Press the button to format i t, the card will be

formatted.

" "

"Sure "

EXECUTE

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SPLIT

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SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

TOUCH

SD

SPLIT

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SD

Delete

Format



SD Function

The file name includes 1-8 characters which can be inputted with the keyboard.

Keyboard & ASCII Character Relative Table is as follows:

[DELETE]:To erase the character whichcursor flashes.

[BACK]:move the current cursor to the left.

[NEXT]:move the current cursor to the right.

[SHIFT]:

26 letters will be displayed withcapital letter by pressing the key-board in letter area directly.

Explanation:

While in the SD mode, press the key hold on, it won't

respond to it.

If the name input has already existed, LCD will display SameName

temporarily, then exit the SD mode to return the previous state.

If there's no enough space in the card after name input, LCD will

display CardFull temporarily, then exit the SD mode to return the

previous state.

[SHIFT]

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MIDI Function

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What is MIDI

USB Connection

MIDI stands for Musical Instrument D igital Interface

that is the standard interface between a PC and other

electronic instrument(s).

USB connection can be used for midi data transference

with computer or other USB host devices that support

USB audio device with an USB cable.

The keyboard can be connected to the PC or other

USB host device with an USB interface.

Use the keyboard a s a tone generator, the data (MIDI)

recorded on the PC or other USB host devices can be

played on the keyboard.

" ",

While a recording is playing back and a style

is playing, you can not us e the MIDI IN

function, or the song you are playing w ill have

error occurs for the same channel.

Activate the computer from a sleep/suspended/

standby mode before connecting the USB cable.

Connect the USB cable to the instrument and

a computer before turning the power of the

instrument on.



1

System Requirements

CPU: 300 MHz or higher, Pentium 2

Memory: 64MB or more

Hard Disk: at least 2 MB of free base

OS: W INDOWS 2000/XP

1

2

The Method of Connection

Connect a standard USB cable between the rear-panel

of the USB jack of the instrument and the USB jack

on your co mputer ( USB cable sold separately).

2

3

USB Precautions

Please observe the following precautions when conne-cting the instrument to a computer via a USB cable.

Failure to do so ca n cause the instrument and/or the

computer to hang up(freeze), possibly causing

corruption or losing the data.

If the instrument or computer does hang up, turn the

power of both devices off and then turn it on again

after a few seconds.

3

4



MIDI Connection

Connection rule

The method of connection

In midi connection, the equipment which control another one is called Host equipment , while another is called

ffiliated equipment .

The host equipment's MIDI OUT connects with affiliated

equipment's MIDI I N

Note that MIDI OUT cannot be c onnected with MIDI IN on

the same equipment.

Connect t he MIDI interface with PC.

Connect t he MIDI interface with the other MIDI interface.

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MIDI Function

MIDI Application

The keyboard can control other equipments or electronic instruments.

Some equipments can be used to control the keyboard.

PC recorded data (MIDI) can be played on the keyboard.

1

2



Specifications

45

Trouble Shooting

LCD display

Keys

Voice

Polyphony

Style

Song

Demo

Control button

Accompaniment Control

Record Function

Panel Memory

Connectors

Speaker

Dimension

Weight

Accessories

No matter the instrument is turned on or off, a popping

sound will be temporarily produced.

There is no sound even when the keyboard is played or when a song or style is being played.

This is normal and indicates that the instrument

is receiving electrical power.

Check if any cable or headphone is connected tothe PHONES jack on the rear panel. When a setof headphonesis plugged into this jack, no soundis output.

Problem Possible Cause and Solution

4 1 5w x 2 ; 4 25 w x 2" "

1360(L)x370(W)x143(H)mm

19.5kg

Adaptor, Music Rest, Manual

Multi-functional LCD

88 hammer action key

559 Voices

64-note polyphony(max)

203 Styles, including 3 user styles.

100 Songs

2 Demos

Power on/off, Volume, Brilliance, Accomp +/-,Tempo +/-, Lesson, L&R,

Chord Dictionary, Mixer, Function Back/Next, Voice, Style, Song,

O.T.S. , M1-M6, Store, Bank, Start/Stop , Sync Start , Sync Stop,

Intro/End/Repeat A/B, A , B , FADE, Chord mode,Record,

Style Record, Play/Stop, Accomp, Melody 1, Melody 2, Melody 3

Melody 4, Melody 5, Dual, Split, Touch, DSP, Demo, SD Menu, Execute,

+/YES,-/NO, Dial, Piano, Metronome,Tranpose +/-

Record, Style Record, Play/Stop, Accomp, Melody 1, Melody 2, Melody 3

Melody 4, Melody 5

48 Memory Storage

DC Power, Headphones, Aux.Out (L/MONO R), Aux. IN, Sustain pedal,

Soft pedal, USB, MIDI IN/OUT

All specifications and appearances are subject to change without notice.

Start/Stop , Sync Start , Sync Stop,

Intro/End/Repeat A/B,A , B , FADE,



Appendix 1-Voice ListVelocity Crossfade E.P. 2

Layered E.P. 1

Layered E.P. 2

Nylon E.P.

Warm E .P.

Cloudy E.P.

Grand Harpsichord

Harpsichord 1

Harpsichord 2

Harpsichord 1 / W

Harpsichord 2 / W

Harpsichord Octave 1

Harpsichord Octave 2

Harpsichord ReleaseHarpsikd / O

Piano & Harpschord

Stereo Clavichord

Clavichord 1

Clavichord 2

Clavichord 1 / W

Clavichord 2 / W

Clavichord Wah

Punchy Clavichord

Mallet

Celesta 1

Celesta 2

Birght Celeasta

Celesta & Sine

Reecho Bell

Celesta & Music Box

Glockenspiel1

Glockenspiel 2

Glockenspiel& Sine

Glockenspiel& Celesta

Music Box 1

Music Box 2

Music Box 3

Toy Box

Music Box & Harp

Stereo Vibrapho

Rigid Vibraphone

Vibraphone 1Vibraphone 2

04 2

04 3

04 4

04 5

04 6

04 7

04 8

04 9

05 0

05 1

05 2

05 3

05 4

05 505 6

05 7

05 8

05 9

06 0

06 1

06 2

06 3

06 4

06 5

06 6

06 7

06 8

06 9

07 0

07 1

07 2

07 3

07 4

07 5

07 6

07 7

07 8

07 9

08 0

08 1

08 2

08 3

46

Stereo Grand Piano 1

Stereo Grand Piano 2

Stereo Grand Piano / W

Grand Piano / W

Stereo Piano Dark

Octave Piano 1

Octave Piano 2

Synth Piano

Dreamscape

ano & Strings

Piano & Choir

Acoustic Gr and Pi anoStereo Bright Piano

Bright Piano 1

Bright Piano2

Bright Piano 1 / W

Bright Piano 2 / W

Detuned Piano

Chorus Piano

Velocity Crossfade Piano

Piano Pad

Piano & Vibraphone

Electric Grand Piano

Stere o Ho nk-Tonk

Honky -Tonk

Honky -Tonk Dar k

Honky-Tonk 1 / W

Honky -Tonk 2 / W

Stereo Hard E.P.

Detuned E .P. 1

Detuned E .P. 2

E Piano 1

E Piano 2

E.Piano 1 / W

E.Piano 2 / W

E.Piano 3 / W

E.Piano 4 / W

Hard E.P.

Soft E.P.

Deep E.P.Velocity Crossfade E.P. 1

Pi

00 1

00 2

00 3

00 4

00 5

00 6

00 7

00 8

00 9

01 0

011

01 201 3

01 4

01 5

01 6

01 7

01 8

01 9

02 0

02 1

022

02 3

02 4

02 5

02 6

02 7

02 8

02 9

03 0

03 1

03 2

03 3

03 4

03 5

03 6

03 7

03 8

03 9

04 0041

Piano

NameNo

Vibraphone 1 / W

Vibraphone 2 / W

Vibraphone & Bell

ibraphone & Harpsichord

Marimba 1

Marimba 2

Marimba/ W

SinMarimba

Stereo Marimba

Mar imba & Vibraph one

Wood Drum

Xylophone 1

Xylophone 2

Tubular Bells 1

Tubular Bells 2

Tubular Bells 3

Dulcimer

Santur

Shorty

Organ

Drawbar Organ Stereo

Soft Stereo Drawbar Organ

Mellow Drawbar Organ

Drawbar Organ

Drawbar Organ Detuned

Bright Drawbar Organ

1960 Drawbar Organ

1970 Percussive Organ

Percussive Organ 1

Percussive Organ 2

Light Click Organ

Percussive Organ Detuned

Stereo Rotary Organ

Rock Organ

Rotary Organ

Slow Rotary Organ

Detuned Church Organ

Church Organ 1

Church Organ 2

Octave Church Organ

Stereo Reed Organ

Reed Organ Acco rd ion 1

V

084

085

086

087

088

089

090

091

092

093

094

095

096

097

098

099

100

101

102

103

104

105

106

107

108

109

110

111

112

113

114

115

116

117

118

119

120

121

122

123

124125

NameNo



Appendix 1- Voice List

47

Ac co rdi on 2

Ac co rdi on 3

Chorus Accordion

Mustte

Ac co rd ItSo lo

Harmonica 1

Harmonica 2

Detuned Harmonica

Sweet Harmonica

TangoAccordion

Guitar

Nylon G.T. 1

Nylon G.T. 2NylonG.T. / R

Velocity Nylon G.T.

Detuned Nylo n G.T.

Chorus Nyl on G.T.

Bright Nylon G.T.

Steel G.T. 1

Steel G.T. 2

Detuned Steel G.T.

Velocity Steel G. T.

Velocity Steel G.T.(Fx)

Pedal Steel G .T.

Velocity Pedal St eel G.T.

12 St ring G.T.

Chorus Steel G.T.

Nylon & Steel G.T.

Jazz G.T. 1

Jazz G.T. 2

Mellow G .T.

Velocity Jazz G.T.

Jazz G.T. Det uned

Clean G.T. 1

Clean G.T. 2

Clean G.T. 3

Stereo Cle an G.T.

Velocity Clean G.T.

Chorus Clean G.T.

Muted G.T. 1

Muted G.T. 2

Funk G.T.

Jazz Boy

12 6

12 7

12 8

12 9

13 0

13 1

13 2

13 3

13 4

13 5

13 6

13 713 8

13 9

14 0

14 1

14 2

14 3

14 4

14 5

14 6

14 7

14 8

14 9

15 0

15 1

15 2

15 3

15 4

15 5

15 6

15 7

15 8

15 9

16 0

16 1

16 2

16 3

16 4

16 5

16 6

16 7

NameNo

Stereo Muted G.T.

OverDriven G.T. 1

OverDriven G.T. 2

Detuned Overdriven G.T.

Distortion G. T. 1

Distorted G.T. 2

Feedba ckG.T. 1

Feedba ckG.T. 2

Distorted Rh ythm G.T.

5th Distortion

Distortion G. T. Octave

Stereo Distorted G.T.

G.T. Harmonics 1

G.T. Harmonics 2

Bass

Ac ousti c B as s 1

Ac ousti c B as s 2

Ac ousti c B as s Detu ned

Ac ousti c B as s Filt er

Jazz Style

A.Ba ss & Mu te G. T.

Resonant Bass

Velocity Crossfade Bass

Wah Bass 1

Wah Bass 2

Finger Bass 1

Finger Bass 2

Detuned Finger Bass

Dark Finger Bass

Jazz Bass

Resonant Finger Bass

Velocity BassVelocity Finger Bass (FX)

Bass & Distorted Elec Guitar

Pick Bass 1

Pick Bass 2

Mute Pick Bass

Detuned Pick bass

Fretless Bass 1

Fretless Bass 2

1990 Bass

Fretless Bass & Sine

Fretless Bass Detuned 1

168

169

170

171

172

173

174

175

176

177

178

179

180

181

182

183

184

185

186

187

188

189

190

191

192

193

194

195

196

197

198199

200

201

202

203

204

205

206

207

208

209

NameNo



Slap Bass 1

Slap Bass 2

Slap Bass 3

Slap Bass 4

Power Slap Bass

Lash Thumb Bass

Resonant Slap Bass

Velocity Switch Slap Bass

Synth Bass 1

Synth Bass 2

Synth Bass 3Synth Bass 4

Synth Bass 5

Super Synth Bass

Tech Synth Bass

Synth Bass / O

Fast Syntonic Bass

Strings

The ViOlin

Violin 1

Violin 2

Violin 3

Mono Violin

Octave Violin

Electric Violin

Slow Violin

Two Violin

Soft Violin

Largo Violin

Viola 1Viola 2

Viola 3

Dark Viola

Cello 1

Cello 2

Cello 3

Cello 4

Celloen 16'

Chamber Music

ntrabass 1

Contrabass 2

2 10

211

2 12

2 13

2 14

2 15

2 16

2 17

2 18

2 19

2 20

2 21

2 222 23

2 24

2 25

2 26

2 27

2 28

2 29

2 30

2 31

2 32

2 33

2 34

2 35

2 36

2 37

2 38

2 39

2 402 41

2 42

2 43

2 44

2 45

2 46

2 47

2 48

2 49

2 50 C o

2 51

NameNo



Appendix 1- Voice list

48

Tremolo Strings 1

Tremolo Strings 2

Slow Tremolo Strings 1

Slow Tremolo Strings 2Pizzicato Strings 1

Pizzicato Strings 2

Octave Pizzicato

Orchestral Harp 1

Orchestral Harp 2

locity City

A fr ica

Timpani 1

Timpani 2

Strings Ensembl

The Strings

Synth Strings 1

Synth Strings 2

Synth Strings 3

Synth Strings 4

Synth Strings 5

Strings Ensemble 1

Strings Ensemble 2

Resonant Strings

Stereo Slow Strings

Slow Strings

Sforzato Strings

Orchestra

Legato Strings

A rco Str in gs

1960 Strings

1970 Strings

Solo Strings

Choir Aahs 1

Choir Aahs 2

Choir Aahs 3

Mellow Choir

Stereo Choir Aahs 1

Stereo Choir Aahs 2

Strings Choir

Voice Oohs 1

Voice Oohs 2Synth Voice 1

Synth Voice 2

25 2

25 3

25 4

25 525 6

25 7

25 8

25 9

26 0

26 1 Ve

26 2

26 3

26 4

26 5

26 6

26 7

26 8

26 9

27 0

27 1

27 2

27 3

27 4

27 5

27 6

27 7

27 8

27 9

28 0

28 1

28 2

28 3

28 4

28 5

28 6

28 7

28 8

28 9

29 0

29129 2

29 3

NameNo

Echo Synth Voice

Orchestra Hit 1

Orchestra Hit 2

Orchestra Hit OctaveOrchestra Hit Stereo

6th Orchestra Hit

Brass

Trumpet 1

Trumpet 2

rumpet 3

Dark Trumpet

Resonant Trumpet

Sweet Trumpet

Wah Trumpet

Trombone 1

Trombone 2

Trombone 3

Dark Trombone

Strings & Trombone

Tuba 1

Tuba 2

Tuba Solo

Soft Tuba

Muted Trumpet 1

Muted Trumpet 2

French Horn 1

French Horn 2

Soft Horn

Stereo French Horn

5th Horn Orchestr

Brass Section 1

Brass Section 2

Brass Section 3

Brass Section 4

Brass Se ction Octave

Brass Swell

Brassband

Bright Brass Section

Dark Brass

Mute Brass Ensemble

SforzatoBrassStereo Brass & Strings

Synth Brass 1

29 4

29 5

29 6

29 729 8

29 9

30 0

30 1

30 2 T

30 3

30 4

30 5

30 6

30 7

30 8

30 9

31 0

311

31 2

31 3

31 4

31 5

31 6

31 7

31 8

31 9

32 0

32 1

32 2

32 3

32 4

32 5

32 6

32 7

32 8

32 9

33 0

33 1

33 2

33 333 4

33 5

NameNo

Synth Brass 2

Synth Brass 3

Synth Brass 4

Synth Brass 5Leap Brass

Octave Synth Brass

Synth Brass & Strings 1

Synth Brass & Strings 2

Echo Brass

Sooth Brass

Reed

Soprano Sax 1

Soprano Sax 2

Soprano Sax Soft

Solw Soprano Sax

Sweet Soprano Sax

A lt o Sa x

A lt o Sa x & Br eath

Super Alto Sax

SaxBand

Folk Sax

Tenor Sax

Baritone Sax

Baritone Sax & Breath

Oboe 1

Oboe 2

Sweet Oboe

English Horn 1

English Horn 2

A nal og H or ns

Woodwinds

Bassoon 1

Bassoon 2

Clarinet 1

Clarinet 2

Pipe

Piccolo

Flute

Jazz Flute

Recorder

Sweet Pan FlutePan Flute

Dark Pan Flute

336

337

338

339340

341

342

343

344

345

346

347

348

349

350

351

352

353

354

355

356

357

358

359

360

361

362

363

364

365

366

367

368

369

370

371

372

373

374375

376

NameNo




49

PWM Pad

Sine Pad

Warmly Pad

Horn PadPad 3 (Polysynth)

Click Pad

Analo g Pad

Poly Pad

Poly Synth Pad

Pad 4 (choir)

Choir Pad 2

Pad 5 (bowed)

Bowed Pad 2

Pad 6 (metallic)

Metallic Pad 2

Pan Pad

Pad 7 (halo)

Halo Pad 2

Pad 8 (sweep)

Sweep Pad 2

Dipolar Pad

Rising

Congregate

Effects

FX1 (rain)

FX2 (soundtrack)

Progenitor

Prelude

FX3 (crystal)

FX4 (atmsphere)

Warm Air

FX5 (brightness)

Smog

FX6 (goblins)

Choir Bell

FX7 (echoes)

Reecho Pan

Large Pan

Echordrzz Slow

Fantasyland

FX8 (sci-fi)

Ethnic

41 8

41 9

42 0

42 1422

42 3

42 4

42 5

42 6

42 7

42 8

42 9

43 0

43 1

43 2

43 3

43 4

43 5

43 6

43 7

43 8

43 9

44 0

44 1

44 2

44 3

44 4

44 5

44 6

44 7

44 8

44 9

45 0

45 1

45 2

45 3

45 4

45 5

45 6

45 7

NameNo

Sitar

Detuned Sitar

Banjo

ShamisenKoto

Kalimba

Bagpipe

Fiddle

Shanai

Percussive

Tinkle B ell

Agogo

Steel Drums

Wood Block

Taiko Dr um

Melodic Tom

Synth Drum

Reverse Cymba l

Sound Effects

Guitar Fret Noise

Breath Noise 1

Stream

Helicopter 2

Seashore 1

Telephone Ring 2

OpenDoor

Starship

CloseDoor

Siren

Gunshot 2

Rise2

Bird Tweet

Amb ul an ce

Rise1

Fall

Seashore 2

Bird 1

Clop

Wind

Cattle

HorseTelephone Ring 1

Bird

45 8

45 9

46 0

46 146 2

46 3

46 4

46 5

46 6

46 7

46 8

46 9

47 0

47 1

47 2

47 3

47 4

47 5

47 6

47 7

47 8

47 9

48 0

48 1

48 2

48 3

48 4

48 5

48 6

48 7

48 8

48 9

49 0

49 1

49 2

49 3

49 4

49 5

49 649 7

49 8

NameNo

Blown Bottle

Shakuhachi

Whistle 1

Whistle 2Ocarina

Lead

Lead 1 (square)

Square

Lead Sine

Slow Square Lead

Sine Solo

Square Lead 1

Square Lead 2

Thick Square

Corrie

Quint

2 Oscillators Lead

Sawtooth Lead 1

Sawtooth Lead 2

Wavy Sawtooth

Lead 2 (sawtooth)

Solw Saw

Super Analog

Synther

Heavy Sawtooth

Bauble Lead

PWM 4th

Lead 3 (calliope)

Lead 4 (chi ff)

Lead 5 (charang)

Lead 6 (voice)

Voice Lead

Lead 7 (fifths)

Fifths Lead Soft

Fifth Lead

Lead 8 (Bass & Lead)

Massiness

Bass Lead

Pa d

Pad 1 (newage)

Slow SquareNew Year Pad

377

378

379

380381

382

383

384

385

386

387

388

389

390

391

392

393

394

395

396

397

398

399

400

401

402

403

404

405

406

407

408

409

410

411

412

413

414

415416

Pad2 (warm)417

NameNo




50

Breath Noise 2

Heartbeat

Laugh

Ap pl ause 2Helicopter 1

Fire

Punch

ScratchCut

Fight 1

Shot

Fight 2

Ap pl ause 1

SheepFirework

Lion

Frog

Bird 2

Dog

Spring

Gunshot 1

Gunshot 3

Laser Gun

Drip

Siren 2

Combined Voice

Stereo Piano & Strings Pad

Stereo Piano & Choir

Piano & War m Pad

FM Electric Piano

Old Electric Piano

Digital Piano

E.Piano & Strings

Harpsichord & Stereo Strings

Digital Music Box

Serenity

Vibraphone & Stereo Strings

FM Tubular Bells

Organ & Stereo Strings

Stereo Organ & Piano

Ac co rdia n 2

Power Distorted Guitar

Dynamic Bass

X Fade Bass

499

500

501

502503

504

505

506

507

508

509

510

511512

513

514

515

516

517

518

519

520

521

522

523

524

525

526

527

528

529

530

531

532

533

534

535

536

537

538

539

540

NameNo

Stereo Strings & Piano

Orchestra

Full Strings 1

Full Strings 2Symphonic

Stereo Choir & Strings

Trombone & Stereo Strings

Club Brass

Woodwinds & Strings

Pan Flute & Strings Pad

541

542

543

544545

546

547

548

549

550

NameNo

Drum Set

Standard Kit551

Room Kit552

Power Kit

Electronic Kit

An alog Ki t

Jazz Kit

Brush Kit

Orchestra Kit

SFX Kit

553

554

555

556

557

558

559



Appendix 2- Style List

51

8BEAT

001 8 Be at Rock

002 G ui ta r P op 1

003 8 Beat 1

004 S weet B eat

005 8 Be at Da nc e

006 8 Be at Di sc o

007 P op Fu nk

008 8 Beat 2

009 60 s 8 Bea t'

01 0 R hyt hm & Be at

011 M ia mi B eat

16BEAT

012 16 Beat 1

013 P op 16 B ea t 1

014 P op 16 B ea t 2

01 5 M od er n 16 B ea t

016 16 Beat Hot

01 7 16 B eat M od e rn

01 8 1 6 B ea t Fu nk

019 16 Beat 2

020 C ool B ea t

02 1 1 6 B ea t Ba lla d

022 16 Beat 3

023 Pop S hfl

02 4 G ui ta r F unk

02 5 1 6 B ea t Fun k 1

POP

026 6/8 Pop

027 B ri t. Po p 1

028 B ri t. Po p 2

029 Pop H it

03 0 F us io n S hu ff le

03 1 A nal og N ig ht

03 2 G ui ta r P op 2

033 Pop beat

034 S oft B eat

035 60 s Pop'

03 6 S ti ng L atin

BALLAD

037 S oft B al lad

NameNumber

03 8 N at ur al B al la d

03 9 Lo ve B all ad

040 Ea sy B all ad

04 1 Sl ow B all ad

042 Fol k Bal lad

04 3 Po p B all ad 1

04 4 Po p B all ad 2

045 EP Ballad

046 New R&B Ballad

ROCK

047 Slow Rock

048 70 s Rock & Roll'

049 Folk Rock

050 Soft Rock

051 Pop Rock

052 Old Rock

053 Easy R ock

054 New S huffl e

055 Roc k H ip Hop

056 Roc k & R oll

057 Rock1

058 Roc k Shu ff le059 R'N'R 1

06 0 Ro ck S huff le

BALLROOM

061 Twist1

062 Twist2

06 3 Bi g B an d Fo x 1

064 Tango

065 Sl ow Fox 1

06 6 Sl ow Wa lt z 1

067 Swing Fox

068 Salsa 2

069 Cha Cha 1

070 Cha Cha 2

071 Beguine1

072 Beguine2

073 Rhumba 1

074 Samba1

075 Samba2

076 Jive

077 Fox trot

NameNumber

07 8 Quick St ep

DANCE

07 9 Down Be at

080 Techno

08 1 P ro gressi ve

082 Rap 1

083 Rap 2

084 Disco

08 5 Soft Disco

08 6 D is co Par ty

08 7 70 s Disco'

08 8 70 s Disco Funk'

08 9 Clu bdance

09 0 E uro D ance

09 1 80 s Dance'

092 Hip Hop

093 Garage

SOUL & FUNK

094 Jay R&B

09 5 G ospel Sw ing

096 Gospel

097 Funk

09 8 E le ct ric F unk

09 9 G roov e Fun k

10 0 R ub ber Fun k

101 Cool Fun ky

102 Jaz z Fun k

103 Groov e

104 Soul

10 5 H ip H op S oul

10 6 H ip H op B eat107 R & B

108 Soul B ea t

109 R & B Ball ad

110 British Soul Pop

111 S am ba F unk

SWING&JAZZ

112 Swing1

113 Swing2

114 Jaz z Brush

115 La tin J azz

116 Fusion

NameNumber



Appendix 2- Style List

117 A cid J azz

11 8 C oo l J az z B all ad

11 9 S wi ng Sh uf fl e

12 0 B ig Band 40 s'12 1 B ig Ba nd Me di um

122 Dix ieland

12 3 A co us ti c J az z

12 4 G ui tar Sw ing

125 Ragtime

12 6 Modern Jazz Ballad

12 7 S wing Ba ll ad

12 8 B ig Ba nd B al l ad

12 9 O rc he str a S wi ngCOUNTRY

130 B luegrass

13 1 C ou nt ry 8 Be at

13 2 M od er n C ou nt ry

13 3 C ou nt ry P op 1

13 4 C ou nt ry P op 2

13 5 2 /4 C oun tr y

136 Country

13 7 Country Quick Steps138 Country Roc k

13 9 C ou nt ry F o kl

14 0 C ou nt ry S hu ff le

Latin/Latin Dance

141 B os sa N ov a 1

142 Latin

14 3 B os sa N ov a2

144 New Reggae

14 5 D an ce Re gg ae

146 P asodoble

147 L ite Bossa

148 L atin R ock

149 Beguine

15 0 S lo w B ol ero

15 1 D is co Sa mb a

152 Mambo

153 Meneito

154 Rumba1

155 Rumba2

15 6 Tik itik it a

NameNumber

52

157 Lambada

1 58 P op C ha Cha 1

1 59 P op C ha Cha 2

160 Salsa161 Bossa1

World

162 Enka Ballad

163 Laendler

164 Hawaiian

165 Sirtake

166 Venezia

1 67 6 /8 F lipper

168 New Age

1 69 Tarant ella

170 Scott ish

171 Norteno

Waltz

172 Waltz

173 Old Waltz

1 74 E ng lis h Wal tz

1 75 Frenc h Wa lt z

1 76 G erman Walt z

1 77 I ta li an M az ur ka

1 78 M ar ia ch iWal tz

1 79 Vi en na Wa lt z 1

1 80 S lo w Walt z 2

1 81 Vi en na Wa lt z 2

1 82 S lo w Walt z 1

183 Jaz z Wal tz

TRADITIONAL

184 Polka

185 6/8 March

1 86 G erman P olk a

1 87 P arty Pol ka

188 March

NameNumber

19 5 Dan dut1g

196 Dan dut2g

19 7

19 8

19 9

20 0

189 Polka2

190 US March

191 Musette

19 2 French Musette

193 Mazurke

194 1-Mar

ORIENTAL

NameNumber

Dan dut3g

Dan dut4g

Dan dut5g

Dan dut6g

USER STYLE

201 Style 1

202 Style 2

203 Style 3



PIANO

001

Habanera

002

Four Little Swans00 300 4

00 5

00 6

00 7

00 8

00 9

01 0

011

01 2

01 3

01 4

01 5

01 6

01 7

01 8

01 9

02 0

02 1

02 2

02 3

02 4

02 5

02 6

02 7

02 8

02 9

03 003 1

03 2

03 3

03 4

03 5

03 6

03 7

03 8

03 9

04 0

04 1

Turkish March

Moseta Dance

Ar ia

Away In A Mange r

Wedding March

1Jesus, Saviour Pilot Me2

Brave Cavalier

Am er ica T he Beau ti fu l

Appendix 3-Song List

CLASSICAL

Carmen-EntracteII

A nnen Po lk a

Pianosonatan 08 IN Cm IN Pathetique

Brahms Waltz

A id a

Carmen-Prelude

L'Arlesienne

Uungarische Tanz

Mazurka

Menuett

Musical MomentsPizzicato Polka

Rigoletto

Serenade

Song Without Words

Swan

Prelude To Act 2 (Swan Lake)

Valse (Swan lake)

The Happy Farmer

The Sleeping BeautyLa Traviata

Wiegenlied

Mov.2 Adagio Non Troppo Piano Sonata No.9 In D

Mov.1 Andante Grazioso Piano Sonata No.11 In A

[Alla TurSonata11ca]

Prelude In C

Chinese Dance

Emperors Waltz

March Militaire

Symphony No.40

A uf Fl ugel n D ec Gesan ge s

A rp eg gi on e Sonat a i n A m

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FOLK & COUNTRY

042 Santa Lucia

043 Country

044 Jambalaya

045 Susanna

046 Bridge

047 Battl e Hymne Of The Republic

048 T he O ld Gr ay M ar e

04 9 A me ri can P at ro l

Appendix 3- Song List

050 In The Rain

051

GOLDEN & POP

05 2 O n L on do n Br id ge053 Are You Lonesome Tonight

054 Only You

05 5 E nd O f T he Wo rl d

05 6 H ou se O f R is in g S un

057 Solveig s Song3

058 The Blue-Bells Of Scotland

05 9 O ve r T he R ai nb ow

06 0 B ea ut if ul D re am er

061 It S Been A Long3 )Long Time

062 Edelweiss

063 O Sole Mio

064 Der Deitcher S Dog3

06 5 Jo y To T he Wo rl d

066 Silent Night

067 Ave Maria

06 8 Fi ve H un dr ed M il es

06 9 Ha pp y N ew Ye ar

070 It S Beginning To Look A Lot3

Like Christmas

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071 Jeanie With The Light Brown Hair

072 My Bonnie

07 3 S on g O f The Pe ar lf ishe r

074 Summer Pal ace

075 Th e StageCoac h

076 Entert ainer

077 Annie Lauri e

078 Killing Me Softly With His Song

079 Love Is Blue

08 0 L as t R os e O f S um me r

08 1 Th e O ld Ki ng C ol e



Appendix 3- Song List

Appendix 4-Demo List

086 I C an......

087 Sea Shore

08 8 G ui ta r& Sa xp ho ne

089

090 Blue Lunch

091 Cobweb

092 Wine

093 Jazz Old Man

094 Dark Eyes

095 Carlos

096 Sad

097 The Jazz

ORIENTAL

098 South Mud Bay

099 Give You A R ose

100 Flowing Rill

001 Jazz

00 2 Dream of freedom

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JAZZ & FUSION

Little Brown Jug

Maple Leaf Rag

June Samba

082

083

084

085 Funk



Appendix 5- Chord List

CMadd9

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Function Transmitted Recognized Remarks

Basic Default

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1-16ch

ALL

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Mode Messages

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Appendix 6- MIDI Implementation Chart

3

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Data Entry

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Portamento ON/OFF

Sostenuto Pedal

Soft Pedal

Reverb ProgramChorus Program

Level

Chorus Level

All Sound Off

Reset All Controllers

All Notes Off

Reverb

*1 When the accompaniment is started, an FAH message is transmitted.When accompaniment is stoped, an FCH message is transmitted.

When an FAH message is received, accompaniment is started.When an FCH message is received, accompaniment is stoped.

Mo de 1 : OM NI ON , PO LY M od e 2 : OM NI ON , MON O : Y ESMo de 3 : O MN I O FF , P OLY M od e 4 : O MN I OF F , M O NO : N O

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