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General| Number of Keys | 61 |
|---|---|
| Lesson Function | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Sound Source | AHL |
| Auto Accompaniment | Yes |
| Recorder | Yes |
| Sampling Function | No |
| Built-in Speakers | Yes |
| Polyphony | 48 |
| Digital Effects | Reverb |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Key Transpose | Yes |
| Tuning Control | Yes |
| Speakers | Yes |
| Input/Output Terminals | Headphone |
| Power Requirements | AC Adaptor |
Overview of primary buttons for power, volume, recording, tempo, and system functions.
Controls for navigating registration banks and lesson modes.
Buttons for split, layer, reverb, chorus, chord book, and other sound controls.
Overview of speakers, display, and pitch bend wheel.
Details on SD card slot, USB, and audio/pedal jacks.
Using the numeric keypad for input and value changes.
Accessing and navigating the FUNCTION menu for various operations.
A table listing various functions, their display names, and corresponding pages.
Steps to restore the digital keyboard to its initial factory default settings.
Instructions for setting up the included music stand.
Details on using AC adapter or batteries for powering the keyboard.
Guide for inserting and managing batteries, including low battery indication.
Procedure for powering the keyboard on and off, including important notes.
How to connect and use headphones for private practice.
Adjusting keyboard sensitivity to playing speed for expressive volume control.
How to adjust the brightness and contrast of the LCD display.
Guide to using the built-in metronome for practicing with a steady beat.
How to choose from various instrument sounds using tone numbers.
Switching between piano and organ sound modes and associated settings.
Combining two different sounds to play simultaneously.
Assigning different tones to the left and right sections of the keyboard.
Adjusting the duration and depth of the reverb effect.
Applying chorus for a fuller, multi-instrument sound.
Configuring the function of a connected sustain or assignable pedal.
Changing the overall pitch via semitones or fine-tuning frequency.
Raising or lowering keyboard notes in octave units.
Setting the range of pitch change controlled by the pitch bend wheel.
Steps to connect external audio devices for sampling.
Recording and saving a melody sound to use as a keyboard tone.
How sampled sounds are played back on the keyboard.
Enabling continuous playback of a sampled sound.
Adding effects like looping or pitch changes to sampled tones.
Recording and assigning sampled sounds to drum kit keys.
Modifying pitch, copying, or deleting sampled drum sounds.
Assigning sampled drum sets to rhythm parts of accompaniment patterns.
Options for manual start/stop of sampling.
Procedure for removing sampled sound data from memory.
Preventing accidental deletion of protected sampled sounds.
Listening to pre-loaded demonstration songs.
Selecting and playing individual songs from the built-in library.
Using pause, skip forward, and skip back functions during song playback.
Setting start and end points for measure-specific playback for practice.
Adjusting song playback speed to practice difficult passages.
Balancing keyboard and song playback volumes.
Matching the keyboard tone to the currently playing song.
Turning off left or right hand parts for focused practice.
Loading additional songs via memory card or computer.
Understanding how songs are divided into phrases for learning.
The structured learning process for mastering songs.
Interpretation of messages displayed during Step Up Lessons.
Choosing specific elements of a song for focused practice.
Detailed instructions for the three levels of Step Up Lessons.
Customizing lesson features like phrase repeat and voice guides.
Disabling phrase repetition for a continuous lesson flow.
Disabling the guide that suggests which finger to use for notes.
Disabling the guide that indicates the next note to be played.
Disabling the scoring and evaluation feature at the end of lessons.
Adjusting phrase length or playing the entire song without division.
Utilizing the automatic progression through lessons for efficient learning.
Explanation of the Music Challenge game and its scoring.
Steps to begin and play the music challenge game.
Playing the foundational rhythm track of an accompaniment.
Enabling bass and harmony parts by playing chords with the left hand.
Selecting how chords are recognized and used for accompaniment.
Using intro, fill-in, and variation patterns to enhance accompaniment.
Automatically starting accompaniment when a keyboard key is pressed.
Changing the speed of the auto accompaniment.
Balancing accompaniment volume with keyboard play.
Instantly loading pre-configured song setups.
Adding automatic harmony notes to the melody for richer performances.
Finding and learning chord structures and voicings.
Overview of what can be edited in accompaniment patterns and instrument parts.
Procedure for modifying and saving custom auto accompaniment patterns.
Removing user-created or edited accompaniment data.
Storing and recalling custom keyboard setups for instant recall.
Procedure for saving current keyboard settings (tone, rhythm, etc.).
Loading previously saved keyboard configurations.
Capturing performance data and playing it back.
Recording different parts (instruments, hands) to separate tracks.
Step-by-step guide for recording onto tracks 1 through 6.
Saving and selecting up to five recorded songs.
Playing along with a song and recording the performance.
Methods for saving recorded performances to memory cards or computers.
Selecting preset scales for altering the keyboard's tuning system.
Applying selected scales to accompaniment patterns.
Instantly loading pre-configured song setups.
Generating automatic arpeggio patterns based on played chords.
Keeping an arpeggio pattern playing after keys are released.
Removing custom songs from the keyboard's memory.
Erasing all user data, including sampled sounds and songs.
Important warnings and guidelines for using memory cards safely.
Correct procedures for handling memory cards.
Preparing a memory card for use with the digital keyboard.
Transferring keyboard data (tones, rhythms, etc.) to a memory card.
Transferring data from a memory card into the keyboard's memory.
Removing files from a memory card.
Playing song data directly from the inserted memory card.
Explanations and solutions for common memory card errors.
Linking the keyboard to a computer for MIDI data exchange.
Minimum OS and hardware requirements for computer connection.
Configuring MIDI communication between the keyboard and computer.
Setting the MIDI channel for keyboard data transmission.
Configuring channels for on-screen musical guidance.
Options for disabling or rerouting navigate channel sounds.
Preventing the keyboard from producing sound when keys are played.
Sending accompaniment data to an external device or computer.
Transferring keyboard data to and from a computer using Data Manager.
Outputting keyboard sound to external audio systems.
Connecting portable audio players to the keyboard's audio input.
Solutions for problems related to power, display, sound, and operation.
Technical details of the keyboard, including dimensions, polyphony, and features.
Guidelines for safe and proper use of the keyboard to prevent damage or injury.
Explanations and solutions for various error messages encountered.
A comprehensive list of the built-in songs available on the keyboard.
Visual aids and explanations for playing chords with correct fingerings.
Details on MIDI messages transmitted and recognized by the keyboard.
Mapping of control change numbers to specific functions and parameters.
Information on system exclusive messages and their usage.
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