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General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Number of Keys | 61 |
| Sound Source | AHL Sound Source |
| Maximum Polyphony | 48 |
| Auto Accompaniment | Yes |
| Lesson Function | Yes |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Amplifier | 8W + 8W |
| Touch Response | 3 sensitivity levels, Off |
| Tones | 700 |
| Digital Effects | 10 Reverb, 5 Chorus |
| Rhythms/Patterns | 200 |
| Built-in Songs | 152 Songs |
| Recorder | 5 Songs |
| Speakers | 2 x 12 cm |
| Terminals | Headphones, MIDI, USB |
| Power Supply | AC Adaptor |
States compliance with FCC rules for digital devices, including conditions for operation.
Details FCC limits for digital devices and advice on mitigating interference.
Warns that unauthorized modifications may void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Declares conformity to EU directives for the product's compliance with applicable regulations.
Explains how to use number buttons and +/- keys for setting adjustments via the display.
Details how to use the FUNCTION button to access menus for various piano operations.
Provides the procedure to return the digital piano's stored data and settings to their initial factory defaults.
Instructions for setting up the music stand and connecting a pedal unit.
Explains how to connect and safely use the AC adaptor for power supply.
Guides on how to turn the digital piano on and off, including standby mode.
Explains the auto power off feature and how to disable it for continuous play.
Details how to use headphones for private practice, cutting off speaker output.
Explains how to adjust keyboard response to touch pressure for expressive playing.
Describes the procedure to adjust the contrast of the digital piano's display screen.
Explains how to use the metronome for tempo practice, including tempo and beat settings.
Guide to selecting from a wide variety of instrument tones available on the digital piano.
Explains how to switch between piano and organ tone modes and their associated settings.
Instructions for combining two different instrument sounds to play simultaneously.
Details how to assign different tones to the left and right ranges of the keyboard.
Explains how to apply and adjust Hall, Reverb, and Chorus effects for sound enhancement.
Describes how to use a pedal to change notes and control playback effects.
Explains how to adjust the pitch of notes using semitone steps and fine-tuning.
Details how to raise or lower the pitch of keyboard notes in octave units.
Explains how to use the pitch bend wheel and specify its range for pitch modulation.
Important steps for connecting a microphone and setting up the piano for sound sampling.
Step-by-step guide on sampling a sound to be used as a melody on the keyboard.
Explains how sampled sounds are played back across the keyboard.
How to loop sampled sounds and adjust their playback volume.
Details various effects that can be applied to sampled tones for sound modification.
Procedure for sampling sounds to create custom drum sets assigned to keyboard keys.
Covers copying, changing pitch, and deleting individual drum sounds in a sampled set.
Instructions on how to protect sampled sounds from accidental deletion.
Procedure for specifying and deleting sampled sound data from memory.
Enables manual control over when sampling begins, allowing silence insertion before sound.
Enables manual control over when sampling ends, allowing silence insertion after sound.
Instructions on how to play back the piano's built-in demonstration songs.
Details on selecting and playing individual built-in songs, with options for accompaniment.
Covers pausing, skipping forward/backward, and repeating specific song measures.
Procedure for setting start and end measures to repeat a section for practice.
How to adjust playback speed and volume balance between keyboard and song.
Allows turning off right or left hand parts for focused practice on the remaining part.
Information on loading additional songs via memory cards or computers.
Explains how songs are divided into phrases and the sequence of the Step Up Lesson.
Details messages appearing during lessons and how to select songs, phrases, and practice parts.
Guides on performing the three lesson stages: listening, watching, and remembering.
Focuses on playing without guidance, testing learned notes and timing.
Instructions for playing the entire song after completing phrase lessons.
Covers turning off voice fingering guide and other lesson-specific settings.
Explains how to disable note guides, performance evaluation, and change phrase length.
Guide to starting and stopping the basic rhythm pattern of auto accompaniment.
Explains how to play chords with the left hand to trigger bass and harmony parts.
Covers Fingered, Casio Chord, and Full Range Chord input methods for accompaniment.
Instructions for using normal and variation patterns, including fill-ins.
How to play intro patterns and ending patterns to structure a performance.
Enables auto accompaniment to start with a key press and adjusts its tempo.
Adjusts accompaniment volume and applies preset settings based on rhythm patterns.
Adds harmony to melodies by selecting from 12 different harmonization types.
Tool to look up chord names, notes, and types, including inversions.
Lists the editable components of accompaniment patterns and instrument parts.
Procedure for selecting, editing, and saving custom Auto Accompaniment patterns.
Illustrates saving different melody setups to registration memory slots.
Details all the parameters saved within a registration memory setup.
Step-by-step guide on saving current piano settings to registration memory.
Procedure for loading previously saved setups from registration memory.
Detailed steps for recording keyboard input and playback.
Explains how to record different parts onto separate tracks for multi-track recording.
Guide to recording up to five songs and selecting one for playback.
Instructions on how to play along with built-in songs and record the performance.
Information on saving recorded keyboard data to memory cards or computers.
Allows selection from 17 preset scales, including Equal Temperament, for tuning.
Explains how to apply selected scale settings to Auto Accompaniments.
Instantly configures piano settings (tone, tempo, etc.) for specific song genres.
Enables automatic arpeggio pattern playback with 90 different patterns.
Allows an arpeggio pattern to continue playing after releasing keyboard keys.
Procedure for deleting user-created song data stored in memory.
How to erase all user data, including sampled sounds and songs, from the piano's memory.
Important warnings and precautions for using memory cards and the piano's card slot.
Instructions on correctly inserting and removing a memory card from the piano.
Procedure for formatting a memory card for use with the digital piano.
Step-by-step guide to saving various types of piano data onto a memory card.
Instructions on transferring data from a memory card back into the digital piano's memory.
Procedure for deleting specific files or all data from a memory card.
How to play user song data directly from a memory card.
Lists common error messages related to memory card operations and their solutions.
Detailed steps for connecting the digital piano to a computer via USB for MIDI data exchange.
Explains keyboard channel and navigate channel settings for MIDI communication.
Controls for local keyboard sound and sending accompaniment data to a computer.
How to transfer piano data to a computer for storage using Data Manager.
Guide to obtaining and installing the Data Manager application for computer connectivity.
Instructions for connecting the piano to external audio systems like amplifiers or speakers.
