Why I can't record Auto Accompaniment or rhythm on Casio LK-93TV Electronic Keyboard?
If you cannot record Auto Accompaniment or rhythm on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, ensure that Track 1 is selected as the recording track using the track select buttons. Note that Track 2 is for the melody.
Why lyrics do not appear on Casio LK-93TV Electronic Keyboard?
If lyrics aren't appearing on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, the built-in tune or SMF data might not have any lyric data. Select a built-in tune or SMF data that includes lyric data.
How to fix abnormal color of the image on the TV screen connected to Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If the color of the image on the TV screen is abnormal when connected to your Casio Electronic Keyboard, the keyboard might be too close to the TV. Move the keyboard away from the TV.
What to do if I cannot recall data from a card on Casio LK-93TV?
If you're unable to recall data from a card on your Casio Electronic Keyboard: * Ensure the card is correctly inserted into the card slot. * Verify you're using a card with the voltage and capacity supported by the keyboard. * Try using a different card, as the current one may be damaged.
General| Number of Keys | 61 |
|---|---|
| Lesson Function | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Speakers | 2 x 2.5W |
| Backlit Keys | Yes |
| Sound Source | AHL |
| Auto Accompaniment | Yes |
| Built-in Rhythms | 100 |
| Connectivity | MIDI In/Out |
| Power Supply | AC adapter or 6 AA batteries |
| Terminals | Headphones |
| Amplifier | 2.5W + 2.5W |
Defines icons used for safety warnings and instructions.
Illustrates the meaning of common safety symbols.
Covers dangers from battery leaks, smoke, AC adaptor misuse, and electrical shock.
Addresses risks from dropping, plastic bags, location, and water.
Covers connectors, display, volume, health, heavy objects, and stand assembly.
Details the 264 tones, 120 rhythms, and digital effects.
Covers 3-Step Lesson, Karaoke, Song Memory, and recording.
Mentions SmartMedia, VIDEO OUT, and computer connection.
Instructions for setting up the music stand.
Step-by-step guide for initial keyboard use.
Instructions for loading, handling, and life of batteries.
Connecting and using the AC adaptor.
Connecting headphones, speakers, and audio equipment.
Connecting to a computer for data exchange.
Connecting sustain pedals for various effects.
Fundamental steps for turning on and playing.
Choosing instrument sounds and applying Reverb/Chorus.
Managing the keyboard's key lighting feature.
Steps for playing preset songs from both banks.
Managing playback speed, pause, and loops.
Explains progress tracking and evaluation.
Focuses on rhythm.
Focuses on correct notes and fingerings.
Playing the tune at full speed.
Connecting, volume control, and noise issues.
Singing along with songs and viewing lyrics on TV.
Choosing and starting rhythms.
Methods for playing chords and adding rhythm variations.
Methods and process for saving musical data.
Adding layers and removing recorded data.
Layering, splitting, and applying effects.
Transposing, touch response, volume, tuning.
Installing the driver and making the connection.
Keyboard/navigate channels, local control, ACCOMP OUT.
Pedal functions and GM mode settings.
Information, precautions, and preparation.
Reading and playing songs, lessons, and karaoke from the card.
Table of common errors and their fixes.
Issues with sound, power, and basic functions.
Problems with accompaniment, lights, and recording.
Issues with microphones, TVs, song play, and lyrics.
General specs, tones, rhythms, lessons, karaoke.
Ports, terminals, power supply details.
Proper handling and cleaning instructions.
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