Casio PX-410R

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E-94

Power Supply: AC Adaptor: AD-12

Power Consumption: 12V 18W

Dimensions: 134.4 × 34.9 × 15.5cm (52

15

/

16

× 13

3

/

4

× 6

1

/

8

inch)

Weight: Approximately 16.7 kg (36.8 lbs)

Specifications

Table of Contents

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

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