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General Guide

Bottom

PEDAL connector

Rear Panel

USB port

DAMPER PEDAL jack

SOFT/SOSTENUTO PEDAL jack

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NOTE

• Display examples shown in this User’s Guide are intended for illustrative purposes only. The actual text and values that

appear on the display may differ from the examples shown in this User’s Guide.

• Due to LCD element characteristics, display contrast changes depending on the angle from which you view it. The initial

default contrast setting is one that allows easy viewing for a musician seated directly in front of the display. You can also

adjust the contrast to the level that suits your particular needs. For more information, see page E-71.

Safety Precautions3
Introduction7
- Usb Port8
- Table of Contents9
General Guide12
- Attaching the Score Stand13
- Playing a Demo Tune14
Power Supply16
- Using the AC Adaptor16
- Turning off the Digital Piano16
- Memory Contents16
Connections18
- Connecting Headphones18
- Connecting to a PEDAL Jack18
- Using the Microphone Input Jack19
Basic Operations20
- Getting Ready20
- Selecting a Tone by Tone Name20
- Selecting a Tone by Tone Number20
- PIANO SETTING Button22
- Using the PITCH BEND Wheel22
Using the Drawbar Organ Mode23
- To Select a Drawbar Organ Tone24
- To Edit a Drawbar Organ Tone24
- Parameter Details25
- To Save an Edited Drawbar Organ Tone26
Applying Effects to Tones27
- Effect Blocks27
- Selecting a DSP Type28
- About the DSP Button29
- Selecting REVERB29
- Selecting CHORUS30
- Using the Equalizer31
Auto Accompaniment32
- About the MODE Button32
- Selecting a Rhythm32
- Playing a Rhythm33
- Adjusting the Tempo33
- Using Auto Accompaniment33
- Using an Intro Pattern36
- Using a Fill-In Pattern36
- Using a Rhythm Variation37
- Synchro Starting Accompaniment with Rhythm Play37
- Finishing with an Ending Pattern37
- Using One-Touch Preset38
- Using Auto Harmonize38
- Adjusting the Accompaniment Volume39
- Using the Metronome40
Mixer Function41
- What You Can Do with the Mixer41
- Turning Channels on and off41
- Using the Parameter Edit Mode42
- How Parameters Work43
- Effect Parameters44
Synthesizer Mode45
- Synthesizer Mode Functions45
- Octave Shift46
- Creating a User Tone48
- Storing a User Tone in Memory50
Registration Memory51
- Registration Memory Features52
- To Save a Setup in Registration Memory52
- To Recall a Setup from Registration Memory52
Song Memory Function53
- Using Real-Time Recording54
- Mixer Mode Settings55
- Playing Back from Song Memory56
- Recording Melody and Chords with Step Recording56
- Recording Multiple Tracks59
- Correcting Mistakes While Step Recording61
- Editing Memory Contents62
- Editing a Song64
Digital Piano Settings65
- Using Layer65
- Using Split66
- Using Layer and Split Together67
- Transposing the Digital Piano68
- Using Touch Response68
- Tuning the Digital Piano69
- Changing Other Settings70
  - Other Settings73
  - MIDI Setting73
Using the SMF Player74
- Playing Back an SMF76
- Configuring Other Settings77
Connection to a Computer79
- General MIDI80
- MIDI Settings80
- Internet Data Expansion System81
- Returning the Digital Piano to Its Initial Factory Defaults81
Saving Data83
- Using an SD Memory Card83
- Basic Memory Card Operation84
- Saving Files85
- Loading a File86
- Renaming a File87
- Deleting a File88
- Formatting an SD Memory Card88
- Inputting Characters89
- SD Memory Card Error Messages90
Troubleshooting91
Specifications94
Operating Precautions97

Brand	Casio
Model	PX-410R
Category	Electronic Keyboard
Language	English

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