Casio LK-60 User Manual

Essential compliance statement for US users regarding radio frequency interference.

General equipment notice regarding interference and proper use.

Introduction to the CASIO keyboard family and manual.

Guidance on battery replacement for optimal performance and symptom recognition.

Highlights the 137 tones and 100 rhythms available on the keyboard.

Covers the Key Light System for learning and the informative Big Display.

Meanings of WARNING, CAUTION, and prohibition symbols used in the manual.

Precautions for AC adaptor, power cord, and usage to prevent shock or fire.

Instructions for keeping the keyboard clean using appropriate methods.

Advice on suitable locations and temperatures to avoid damage.

A primary learning feature for playing tunes with visual guidance.

Recording and playback capabilities for user performances.

Adjusting tones, effects, touch response, and transpose.

Interfacing with external devices like computers and sequencers.

Identification of buttons, indicators, and displays on the keyboard.

Detailed explanation of screen indicators, notation, and performance data.

A quick overview of starting to play the keyboard using the Song Bank.

Connecting speakers, headphones, and audio equipment.

Using sustain, sostenuto, soft, and rhythm start/stop pedals.

Instructions and warnings for powering the keyboard via batteries or AC adaptor.

Explanation of Auto Power Off and Power On Alert functions.

Fundamental steps for turning on and playing the keyboard.

Procedure for choosing different instrument sounds from the tone list.

Applying sound effects and controlling the lesson key lighting system.

Utilizing the metronome feature for practicing timing.

Choosing backing rhythms and setting playback speed.

Guide to using chord-based accompaniment with rhythms.

Methods for playing chords using CASIO CHORD and FINGERED styles.

Accessing and playing the 100 built-in songs.

Changing the playback speed for selected Song Bank tunes.

How the lesson works and the use of display and key lighting.

Understanding Track 1 (Accompaniment/Melody) and Track 2 (Melody).

Recording performance live as it is played.

Chord progression input method for creating accompaniments.

Chord input method when MODE switch is set to NORMAL.

Modifying recorded performance data by moving the input point.

Combining two tones to create a richer sound.

Step-by-step procedure for layering two selected tones.

Assigning different tones to the left and right ends of the keyboard.

Using both layering and splitting features simultaneously.

Adjusting key sensitivity and changing the musical key.

Fine-tuning the keyboard's pitch to match other instruments.

Explanation of MIDI, its purpose, and physical connection methods.

Data transmission channels and the General MIDI standard.

Basic MIDI configuration for General MIDI mode and keyboard channel.

Controlling display information and muting specific MIDI sounds.

Diagnosing issues with sound output, touch response, and accompaniment.

Problems related to external devices and computer connections.