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Features 6 ultra-realistic horn sounds including saxophone, trumpet, synth-reed, oboe, clarinet, and flute.
High-quality speaker integrated for portable performance with battery or AC power.
Adds a "gliding" effect for natural, horn-like transitions between notes.
Allows raising or lowering the performance key by 2 octaves for sound variation.
Offers choice between blowing or fingering-only modes, with two fingering patterns.
Enables control of other MIDI instruments or sound sources via MIDI OUT terminal.
Details inserting, replacing, and battery life of 5 AA batteries for portable power.
Connects to standard household current using an optional AD-1 AC adaptor for power.
Connects to a car cigarette lighter using an optional CA-1 adaptor for power.
Instructions on how to disable automatic power shut-off by holding specific keys.
Identifies key parts and controls of the DH-100 Digital Horn via diagrams.
Explains the default settings for TONE, TRANSPOSE, FINGERING PATTERN, and AUTO POWER OFF.
Describes playing by blowing through the mouthpiece like a conventional horn.
Describes playing by fingering keys without blowing, useful for practice.
Details the 6 preset tones and their respective pitch ranges and fingering compatibility.
Explains how to activate the portamento effect by holding the Portamento key for note transitions.
Explains the standard recorder fingering system with a sharp key for chromatic changes.
Describes Casio's original fingering system for ease of use, covering a 4-octave range.
Instructions on how to switch between recorder and Casio original fingering patterns.
Guidance on correct posture, strap adjustment, and finger placement for optimal play.
Tips on varying air flow strength and using tongue for staccato effects like double-tonguing.
Explains how to raise the performance key in half-step increments up to C5.
Instructions on how to reset the transpose function to the default C4 setting.
Details connecting the DH-100 to other MIDI devices for remote control and sound generation.
Explains MIDI message output, impact of transpose, and refers to the implementation chart.
Advises on avoiding extreme conditions, modifications, and improper use to prevent damage.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning the mouthpiece and rubber parts.
Lists detailed technical specifications including preset tones, effects, power, dimensions, and accessories.
Explains FCC rules for Class B devices and provides measures to correct radio/TV interference.
Details the MIDI functions transmitted and recognized by the DH-100, including notes, velocity, and control messages.
Explains different MIDI modes (OMNI/MONO, ON/OFF) and provides remarks on fingering and portamento.
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