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Casio Celviano AP-65R User Manual

Casio Celviano AP-65R
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Casio Celviano AP-65R Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeDigital Piano
Number of Keys88
Key ActionWeighted Hammer Action
EffectsReverb, Chorus
Speakers12cm x 2
MetronomeYes
TransposeYes
TuningYes
Touch Sensitivity3 Levels
Sound SourceAHL (Acoustic & Highly-compressed Large-waveform)
Recorder1-track, 1 song
PedalsDamper, Soft, Sostenuto
ConnectorsMIDI IN/OUT
Power SupplyAC Adaptor
Included AccessoriesAC Adapter, Music Stand
Polyphony32 notes
Amplifier20 W x 2

Summary

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Grounding Instructions

Notices and Warnings

Risk of Electric Shock Warnings

Covers CAUTION boxes and symbol explanations for electrical safety.

Safety Precautions

Power and Cord Handling Safety

Ensures safe use of the power source and proper handling of the power cord.

General Operational Safety Precautions

Outlines precautions for disassembly, malfunctions, and damage.

Safety Precautions (Continued)

Power Cord and Plug Safety Details

Details safe practices for plugging, unplugging, and handling the power cord.

Instrument and Stand Safety

Covers safe use of the instrument, stand, and preventing tip-overs.

Operational Precautions

Care and Maintenance of the Unit

Provides instructions on cleaning the unit and avoiding damage.

Basic Operations

Basic Operations (Continued)

Connecting to a Power Outlet

Initializing the Piano and Deleting Data

Connections

Auto Accompaniment

Using Auto Accompaniment Feature

Details on setting up and using the Auto Accompaniment feature with chords.

Auto Accompaniment (Continued)

Advanced Operations (Continued)

Saving a Setup in Registration Memory

Step-by-step guide to saving current piano settings into Registration Memory.

Registration Memory for Storing Setups

Explains how to store and recall up to 20 piano setups for instant access.

Recalling a Setup from Registration Memory

How to retrieve previously saved piano setups from Registration Memory.

Using the Song Sequencer

Introduction to recording and playing back sequences.

Mixer Function Overview and Modes

Explains how the Mixer controls up to 16 parts for accompaniment and sequencers.

Changing Channel Parameters

Guides on adjusting parameters like volume, pan, and effects for specific channels.

Using the Song Sequencer (Continued)

Real-time Recording Procedure

Detailed steps for real-time recording to tracks, including variations.

Recording Methods for Sequences

Details real-time and punch-in recording methods for the sequencer.

Punch-in Recording Procedure

Guides on using punch-in recording to overdub or correct recorded tracks.

Pattern Sequencer

Pattern Sequencer (Continued)

Saving an Edited Pattern to Memory

Guides on saving created or edited patterns to user memory.

Using the Pattern Create Mode

Detailed steps for creating new accompaniment patterns from scratch.

Using the Pattern Edit Mode

Advanced editing of accompaniment patterns.

Recording an Accompaniment Pattern

Step-by-step instructions for recording new accompaniment patterns.

Using the Pattern Edit Mode (Continued)

Using the Pattern Edit Mode (Continued)

Exiting the Pattern Sequencer Mode

Procedures for saving or discarding pattern data.

Saving Work Area Contents When Exiting

Guides on saving created patterns and assigning them a number.

Exiting Without Saving Work Area Contents

How to exit the mode without saving any changes to the pattern.

Using the Floppy Disk Drive

Using the Floppy Disk Drive (Continued)

Saving Piano Data to Diskette

Detailed procedure for saving piano data like patterns, songs, and setups to diskette.

Playing Back SMF Files from Diskette

How to play back Standard MIDI Files (SMF) from a diskette.

Loading Piano Data from Diskette

Step-by-step guide for loading data from a diskette into the piano's memory.

Saving and Recalling Memory Data to Diskette

Explains how to save user rhythms, songs, and registration memory to diskette.

Using the Utilities

Converting Rhythm Pattern Data From Another Keyboard

How to convert rhythm patterns from Technics or Roland keyboards.

To format a floppy diskette

MIDI

MIDI (Continued)

Making MIDI Settings on the Piano

Guides on setting up MIDI parameters like GM ON and Keyboard Channel.

MIDI Functions and Mixer Functions Integration

Explains how MIDI functions interact with the Mixer for controlling parts.

MIDI Messages Explained

Details various MIDI messages like Note ON/OFF, Program Change, and Control Change.

Mixer External Mode Operations

How the Mixer controls external channels for MIDI input and playback.

Bulk Sending Piano Data

Bulk Sending Data from Piano to External Device

Procedure to send recorded data from the piano to an external device via MIDI.

Bulk Importing Data from External Device to Piano

How to import data from an external device into the piano via MIDI.

Disk Drive Error Messages

Assembly Instructions

Assembling the Piano Stand

Step-by-step instructions for assembling the piano stand.

Assembly Instructions (Continued)

Installing the Keyboard onto the Stand

Guides on safely mounting the keyboard unit onto the assembled stand.

Connecting the Pedal Unit

Instructions for connecting the pedal unit to the piano.

Connecting to a Power Supply

Guides on connecting the piano to a power outlet for operation.

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