Casio VA-10 - Page 21

Troubleshooting
Ifyour keyboard operates erratically, replace the batteries or shift to one of the alternate power
‘sources
mentioned
in
“Choosing
a
Power
Supply”
on
page
10.
Ifthe
keybaord
continues
to
‘operate erratically, use the following troubleshooting chart to correct the problem.
Trouble
PossibleCause ==) Remedy
No sound, even if keys
are pressed.
Real-time Memory and
Effect Memory contents
erased.
Occasional interference,
Nosound whenconnected
toextemal amplifier, |
Harmony Arranger
processing does not end
‘when Harmony Ar-
ranger button is pressed.
Buzzer-like noise
sounds suddenly,
‘Cannot produce the
desired melody with
Pitch Sensor.
T
}
|
| machines and similar
| Dead bates,
T
|.Headphonesconnected. | 1. Disconnect headphones.
2. Auto power off has ac- | 2.Set the POWER/MODE se-
tivated. | lector to OFF and then ON
again,
|. Power supply cut off, | 1. Make sure power supply is
2.Dead batteries. | _ always maintained (page 10).
| 2.Replace batteries before they
0 dead.
Refrigerators, washing | Use outlet as far away as possi-
ble fromappliance thought tobe
electric appliances. | the cause.
Defective connection | Replace connection cord.
cord
Dead batteries Replace batteries or switch to
another power supply.
Remember that this clears
real-time memory contents, so
you will have to re-record the
‘melody that you want to use
with Harmony Arranger.
See the notice on page 39.
+
I.MIC VOLUME is set 1. Increase the MIC VOLUME,
too close to MIN. setting,
2.Tone being used is not_| 2. PIANO and PERCUSSION
suitable for Pitch tones are not suitable for use
Sensor. with Pitch Sensor. Use 16
OBOE, 15 FAT BRASS, 32
VIOLIN. of one of the other
tones listed under “Using the
Pitch Sensor” on page 33.
Specifications
Number of keys:
Polyphony:
Preset tones:
‘Auto-rhythms:
Digital Effects:
“Effect Control:
*Effect Memory:
Pitch Sensor:
Hand percussions:
Demonstration tunes:
Memory:
Memory capacity:
Harmony Arranger:
Built-in speakers:
‘Terminals:
Power source:
Auto-power off:
Power consumpt
Dimensions (W x D x H):
32 (mini)
6-note (Max)
100
12; ROCK, DISCO, 16 BEAT, SWING 2 BEAT, SWING 4
BEAT, SAMBA, BOSSA NOVA, BEGUINE, TANGO,
MARCH, SLOW ROCK, WALTZ
60 preset effects (including NON EFFECT)
2 parameters for most effects (1 parameter for some)
Provides storage of up to 10 user effects created using Effect
Control
Detects the pitch of microphone input and reproduces the corre-
sponding note from the built in sound source (monophonic).
5 pads, 2 variation buttons (A/B)
6 original tunes
1 track, real-time memory
Up to 1,300 notes (approx.)
Adds Auto-Accompaniment chords to a melody stored in Real-
‘Time Memory. Four progression variation are available for each
melody.
8 em dia x 2 (output = 1W + 1W)
Output jack [output impedance: 502, output voltage:
4V(RMS)MAX\, AC adaptor jack (DC 9V), Mic input jack
[input impedance =1KQ, sensitivity = 10mV}
3.way AC/DC power sources;
AC: 100, 117, 220 or 240 (+ 10V) 50/60 Hz with optional AC
adaptor AD-5 AC adaptor
DC: 6 AA size (SUM-3/R6P) manganese dry batteries
* Battery life: approx 2 hours (SUM-3) / 5 hours (AM3)
Car battery: Requires optional CA-5 car adaptor
Automatically switches power off approximately 6 minutes
afier the last keyboard operation.
67W
564 x 245 x63 mm
(22:3/16" x 9 5/8" x2 1/2")
1.6kg (3.5ibs) including batteries
headset mike
+ Design and specifications are subject to change without notice
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