To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Casio Electronic Keyboard play SMF files and shows 'Err NotSMF01'?
The 'Err NotSMF01' error on your Casio Electronic Keyboard means you're trying to play back SMF Format 2 song data. Playback of SMF Format 0 or Format 1 only is supported.
What to do if my Casio CT-X3000 Electronic Keyboard shows 'Err No Media'?
The 'Err No Media' error on your Casio Electronic Keyboard typically means the USB flash drive isn't correctly plugged in, was removed during an operation, is write-protected, or is protected by anti-virus software. Ensure the USB drive is properly inserted, avoid removing it during operations, disable write protection, or use a drive without anti-virus software.
General| MIDI-keyboard number of keys | 61 keys |
|---|---|
| Metronome | Yes |
| Product color | Black, White |
| Sound effects | Chorus, Delay, Reverberation |
| Maximum polyphony (notes) | 64 |
| Display type | LCD |
| Interface | USB |
| Headphone outputs | 1 |
| Battery type | D |
| Input voltage | 12 V |
| Power source type | AC, Battery |
| Number of batteries supported | 6 |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 384 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 948 mm |
| Height | 116 mm |
| Weight | 6900 g |
Read separate safety precautions before using the keyboard.
Instructions for setting up the music stand and connecting the power supply.
Guides on outputting sound via headphones or connecting to external audio equipment.
Explains manual navigation, input methods, and indicator functions.
How to activate and listen to the built-in demo songs.
Covers tone selection, layering, splitting, effects, metronome, and arpeggiator functions.
Instructions for playing built-in songs and audio files from a USB flash drive.
Details on selecting rhythms, auto accompaniment, tempo, patterns, synchro start/stop, presets, and harmony.
How to recall musical presets and use phrase pads for recording and playback.
Steps to create and modify custom rhythm patterns.
Settings for controlling how user rhythm parts play back.
Settings that apply to all patterns within a rhythm.
Procedures for starting recording to system or song bank tracks.
How to record keyboard performances to system or solo tracks.
Details on connecting the keyboard to a computer for MIDI data exchange.
Specifies the OS and hardware requirements for computer connection.
How to adjust the keyboard's sensitivity to playing pressure.
Instructions for connecting and using sustain or expression pedals.
Details on connecting and configuring sustain and expression pedals.
How to activate and deactivate the sustain effect.
How to use portamento for smooth pitch slides between notes.
How to use the pitch bend wheel for vibrato and other effects.
How to activate vibrato using the modulation button.
How to reassign functions to the modulation/assignable button.
How to adjust the overall keyboard pitch in semitone steps.
How to shift the pitch of individual keyboard parts in octave units.
Adjusting the overall keyboard pitch and fine-tuning individual parts.
How to select different musical scales for playback and accompaniment.
Instructions for playing built-in songs and MIDI files from a USB drive.
Covers looping sections, muting parts, and basic playback controls.
How to play WAV audio files from a USB flash drive.
How to choose and play accompaniment rhythms and use auto accompaniment with chords.
How to select rhythms using category buttons.
How to start and play with auto accompaniment, including synchro start.
How to set the tempo by entering a value or tapping.
Describes variations, fill-ins, intros, and endings in accompaniment patterns.
How to start and stop auto accompaniment using keyboard input.
How to choose different chord fingering modes like CASIO CHORD or FINGERED.
How to define split points for lower and chord sections of the keyboard.
How to recall tones and tempos that match selected rhythm patterns.
How to add harmony to melody notes using auto harmonize types.
How to recall and use pre-defined musical setups with chord progressions.
How to change the set of phrases assigned to the phrase pads.
How to play and stop individual or multiple phrases.
How to start phrase playback simultaneously with auto accompaniment.
How to configure loop, key shift, timing sync, chord sync, and break point settings.
Steps to record manual keyboard play into a phrase pad.
How to copy one phrase set to another location.
How to delete an entire phrase set.
Steps to access the mode for editing individual phrases.
How to delete specific phrases from a phrase set.
How to mute or unmute individual parts of the accompaniment or keyboard.
How to adjust volume, pan, and effect levels for individual parts.
Details the parts included in each mixer part group.
Information on where and how setup registrations are stored in memory banks.
Steps to save current keyboard settings as a registration.
How to load previously saved setup registrations.
How to keep specific settings unchanged when recalling a registration.
How to use a pedal to cycle through saved registration setups.
Steps to create, edit, and save custom user tones.
How to save user tones to a USB flash drive or computer.
How to edit Digital Signal Processor effects for tones.
How to change the name of a saved user tone.
How to duplicate and remove saved user tones.
Steps to access the mode for editing recorded songs.
How to delete a range of measures within a song.
How to copy song sections to different locations within the same song.
How to insert empty measures at a specified location in a song.
How to remove an entire track from a recorded song.
How to automatically align note timings to a specific note value.
How to shift the pitch of recorded notes in semitone steps.
Explains how note, tone, rhythm, and chord events are displayed.
How to modify parameters of note, tone, rhythm, and chord events.
How to manually input notes, rests, and chords using step input mode.
Steps to access and change various keyboard system settings via the FUNCTION button.
How to activate examination mode for testing purposes.
Procedure to reset all user data and settings to factory defaults.
How to reset all keyboard settings to their initial factory defaults.
Important warnings and precautions for using USB flash drives.
Steps for safely connecting and removing USB flash drives.
How to format a USB flash drive for use with the keyboard.
Information on compatible USB flash drive file systems.
Detailed steps for inserting and safely removing USB flash drives.
How to format a USB flash drive for the keyboard.
How to save user tones, rhythms, songs, and registrations to a USB drive.
How to import data from a USB drive into the keyboard memory.
How to delete files and data from a USB flash drive.
How to rename files on a USB flash drive.
Instructions for copying song data to a computer via USB.
Detailed steps for establishing a connection between the keyboard and a computer.
Instructions for downloading and installing the CASIO Data Manager software.
Troubleshooting steps for power-related problems and display issues.
Solutions for problems with sound output, note playback, and the metronome.
Explains polyphony limits and troubleshooting for unexpected setting changes.
Solutions for settings reverting to default and data exchange problems with computers.
Explains common error messages related to recording and USB flash drive operations.
Details on keyboard size, polyphony, tones, and system effects.
Information on songs, USB playback, rhythms, presets, and phrase pads.
Details on tone/rhythm editing, mixer, registration, and MIDI capabilities.
Information on ports, speakers, power supply, and dimensions.
Lists available DSP modules, their functions, and display names.
Explains how sound sources are divided into part groups and assigned to MIDI channels.
Important safety instructions for using the AC adaptor.
Precautions regarding product placement, cleaning, accessories, and weld lines.
Guidelines for playing the instrument considerately towards others.
A categorized list of the 30 built-in songs.
Diagrams showing chord fingerings for FINGERED 1 and FINGERED 2 modes.
A comprehensive list of chord examples with their fingerings.
A visual representation of the keyboard's internal signal flow and connections.
Details on MIDI functions, channels, and recognized messages.
