Why does the sustain pedal work in reverse on my Alesis Q61 Electronic Keyboard?
If the sustain pedal on your Alesis Electronic Keyboard is working in reverse, it might be because the sustain pedal was plugged in after the power was turned on. To fix this, with the pedal plugged in, turn the unit's power off, wait a moment, and turn it on again.
General| MIDI-keyboard number of keys | 61 keys |
|---|---|
| Product color | Black |
| MIDI out | Yes |
| Interface | USB |
| Input voltage | 9 V |
| Power source type | DC |
Input for external 9V DC, 500mA power adapter.
Connects to computer for power and MIDI data transfer.
Sends MIDI data to external devices via 5-pin MIDI cable.
Connects a sustain pedal for performance control.
Includes keyboard, pitch bend, modulation wheels, and octave shifts.
Features data entry slider, MIDI/SELECT button for MIDI adjustments.
Sets the MIDI channel for transmitting messages (default 1).
Assigns data entry slider to MIDI parameters like Velocity, Reverb, Volume.
Adjusts the keyboard's octave range up or down.
Shift keyboard pitch by semitones up or down.
Return keyboard to standard piano range.
Sends a reset message to controllers.
Handles CC data, CC number, Bank MSB/LSB, Program Change.
Functions for parameter input: CANCEL and ENTER.
Details power requirements and keyboard features.
Lists included accessories and MIDI/USB connectivity.
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