To Next PageTo Next PageWhy won't my Casio CT-X5000 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-X5000 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 |
|---|---|
| Interface | USB |
| DC-in jack | Yes |
| Headphone outputs | 1 |
| Battery type | D |
| Input voltage | 24 V |
| Power source type | AC, Battery |
| Number of batteries supported | 6 |
| Product color | Black, White |
| Sound effects | Chorus, Delay, Reverberation |
| Display type | LCD |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 384 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 948 mm |
| Height | 116 mm |
| Weight | 7000 g |
Essential steps for powering the digital keyboard, including AC adaptor and battery usage.
Instructions for connecting external audio devices and headphones for enhanced sound output.
Explains fundamental operations applicable across all keyboard modes, like numeric input.
Guide to choosing and assigning tones to keyboard parts for performance.
How to combine or divide the keyboard for layered or split sounds.
Adjusting built-in digital effects to enhance tone quality.
Modifying how key velocity affects tone volume and expressivity.
Connecting and utilizing pedals for performance control like sustain or expression.
Adjusting the overall keyboard pitch in semitone increments.
Choosing and initiating accompaniment rhythms for automatic backing.
Setting the tempo for Auto Accompaniment playback.
Controlling Auto Accompaniment with keyboard input for synchronized play.
Initial steps and modes for beginning the recording process.
Capturing performance data, including system tracks and solo tracks.
Techniques for editing recorded tracks by overdubbing or punch-in.
Special mode for musical assessment and specific operational behavior.
Restoring the keyboard to factory defaults by deleting all user data.
Managing data like tones, rhythms, and songs via USB flash drive.
Preparing a USB flash drive for use with the digital keyboard.
Configuring MIDI communication parameters for computer connection.
Solutions for common problems and error messages encountered during operation.
Explains various error codes and their causes/actions.
Technical details and features of the CT-X5000 and CT-X3000 models.
