Casio Celviano AP-65R User Manual

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+ You can save individual rhythms and songs in separate tiles anly. You
cannot save all rhythms, of both songs in a siagle fle
+ Ail registration memory data can be batch saved in a single Me only
You cannol save individual banks or selups.
File Name Extensions
A three-letter extension is automancal’y adéed to file names to iden-
Lify the type of data the file contains, The piano does not display ex-
tensions, but they will appear if you view the file wares on a com:
puter.
Pattero
Sequencer
Patiern [Single user rhythm
created with the
Pattern Sequencer
EPT*1 Pattern | Single user rhythm
converted from data
created on another
make keybuard
Song CS22 Song | Single user song
Sequencer creates with the
Song Sequencer
CRI2 Regist | 20 setups (5 setups x
4
banks)
Save All ar? All | Fie produced by a
save all operation
“1 Pattern Sequencer data created on this piano can also be used by
the CASIO CTK-811EX, The tones of this piano are replaced by
the corresponding CTK-81-EX tone numbers. The CTK-811EX
does not have chord conversion table No-18. When such data pro-
duced on this piano is imported by the CTK-SIIEX, it is convert-
ed chord conversion table No.08.
This piano
TONE Button Tone
(Tone
numbers
200
to
231)
Chord
Conversion
Table
/
No.i8
CTK-BUEX
Tiser tones
(Cone numbers 220 to 231)
Chord Conversion Table /
No.08
“2 Song Sequencer, Registration, and Save All data cannot be used
by the CTK-BIIEX
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Check the data you want to save
+ Make sure that everything 1s set up and configured the way
you want to save it
Insert the diskette to which you want to save the data
into the pidrig’s disk drive. At this time close the dis-
kette’s write protect tab to enable writing.
Press the DISK button twice
Press the [W} CURSOR key twice to display the “Disk
Save” screen,
Use the [ 4] and (m] CURSOR keys to display the
screen for the type of data you want to save, and then
press the ENTER button
Su Song
i
All i
+ The remainder of this exauiple is based on selecting
tern” in the above step.
Specify tre location (tone number) of the data you
want to save, and then press the ENTER button.
+ Use the |+] and {-} buttons to increase and decrease the d.s
played number.
+ Skip this step if you are saving registration memory data or
all data
Input the name of the f.le.
+ Use the [+] and [-] buttons to scroll through letters at the
current cursor location.
+ Use the [4] and (b] CURSOR keys to move the cursor ieft
and nght.
+
See
“Letters
and
Numerals”
on
page
E-61
for
information
about
the
characters
you
can
input.
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&. Ater inputting the file name, press the ENTER button
to start the save operation.
» If the diskette already contains a file with the name you spec-
ified in step 7, the message “Replace?” appears, asking, if you
want to replace the existing file with che new one. Press the
‘YES button to replace the existing file, or the NO button to
return to step 7 of this procedure.
= The message “Pls Wait” remains on the display while the
file save operation is being pertormed.
IMPORTANT!
Do
not
perform
any
key
operation
while
the
message
“Pls
Wait”
is
on
ne
display.
In
particular,
never
tum
off
piano
power.
Doing
sc
can
cause
all data
on the
disk
to became
corrupied
and
unusable.
9.
The
message
“Complete”
appears
an
the
display
for
about
one
second
when
the
data
save
operation
is
complete
*
The
piano
returns
to
step
5
of
this
procedure
after
the
"Com-
plete’ message clears from the display.
‘= Repeat steps 5 through 9 if you want to save more data
=
Alter
you
finish
your
diskette
operations,
press
the
DISK
button so the indicator lamp above it goes out. Next, press
the eject button to eject the diskette, and then remove it by
hand
FNOTES#
+
Vinen
sawing
registration
memory
data
of
aX
data,
simply
skp
step
6
of
the above
procedure.
+
Sco
“Lotters
and
Numerals"
on
page
E-61
forthe
characters
that
can
be
input
for the
He
narre
+
We
recommend
that
you
make
@
separate
record
uf
the
names
of
fies
aad
their
contents
lo
make
it
easie:
lo
find
the
dara
you
need
when
you
apd tt.
+ To exit the disk operation screens at any me during the above proce-
dure,
press
the
DISK
button
go
the
indicator
lamp
above
it
goes
out
«+
Wien
saving
Patiern
typo
data
(single
user
mythm),
ach
fle
can
nokt
a maximum
af atout
$,009
notes.
To save
@ usar
thythm
pattern
that
has
more
than
5,000
notes,
select
Ail
in
step
5
of
the
abuve
procedure
to
save
all
piano
data.
See
“File
Name
Extensions”
on
page
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tor
dotails
on the
extensions
appended
to file
names,
To load piano data trom a diskette
INOTER
The
following
procedure
describes
how
to
foad
a
user
lone
as
an
exampe
of
the
load
cperation.
The
procedures
tor
loading
other
types
of
data
is
‘sdentical,
except
where
noted.
3. lasert the diskette that contains the data you want to
load into the prano’s disk drive.
=. Press the DISK button twice.
.F2
Press
the
[¥]
CURSOR
key
once
to
display
he
“Disk
Load”
screen
“ce Use the [ 41 and (>) CURSOR keys to cisplay the
screen
for
the
type
of
data
you
want
‘o
load,
and
then
press
the ENTER
button
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| Le
id
Song
wi J mn ie
id Regist
ot tia
id
All
j
+ Pressing the ENTER button causes the name of the first file
of the type you specify to appear on the display.
+ The remainder of this exemple is based on selecting “Pat-
tern” in the above step
Use the [+] and {-] buttons to display the name of the
file you wart to load, and then press the ENTER but-
ton.
Specify the location (tone number) where you want
to store the data.
# Use the [+] and [-, buttons to increase and decrease the dis-
prayed number
+ Skip this step if you are saving reg:stration memory data or
all data
»
Press
the
ENTER
button
to
start
the
load
operation.
« It the lone number you specify already contains data, the
message “Replace?” appears, asking if you want to replace
the existing data with the loaded dats. Press the YES button
to replace the existing data, or the NO button to return to
step
4
of
this
procedure.
‘+ The message “Pls Wait” remains on the display while the
file save operation is being performed.
IMPORTANT!
Oo
not
sertorm
any
kay
operation
while
the
message
“Pis
Wait”
is
on
the
display.
In
particular,
never
turn
off
piano
power.
Doing
so
can
cause
all data on the disk to become
corrupted
and unusable.
The
message
“Complete”
appears
on
the
display
for
about one second when the data load operation is
complete.
« The piano returns to step 4 of the above proredure after the
“Complete” message clears from the display.
+ Repeat steps 4 through 8 if you want to load more data
+
You
can
quit
diskette
operations
at
any
time
during
the
avove
‘operation
by
pressing
the
DISK
button
s0
the
indicator
lamp
above
it goes
out
aNOTESS
When
icading
registration
memory
dala
or
all
data,
simply
skip
step
6
ol
the
above
procedure.
To
exit
the
disk
operation
scraens
at
any
tima
durirg
the
atovs
proce-
dure,
press
the
DISK
button
so
ihe
indicator
lamp
above
it
goes
out
Wan
evror
occurs
wile
dala
saved
to
a
diskette
by
a
Save
All
oparatian
is
being
loaded
back
inte
plano
memory,
user
rhythms,
Song
Sequenc.
er
data,
and
registration
memory
data
that
was
in
memory
wher
the
load operation
started
will all be deleted
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Casio Celviano AP-65R Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	Celviano AP-65R
Category	Musical Instrument
Language	English