Casio WK-1350 User Manual

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Possible
Cause
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Action
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No
keyboard
Sound
1.
Power
supply
problem.
1. Correctly attach the AC adaptor, make
sure that batteries poles (+/-) are fac-
ing correctly, and check to make sure
that batteries are not dead.
Press the POWER button to lurn on
power. .
3. Use the VOLUME slider to increase vol-
ume.
4. Noemal play is not possible on the ac-
companiment keyboard while the
MODE switch is set to CASIO CHORD
or FINGERED. Change the MODE
switch setting to NORMAL,
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2.
Power
is
not
turned
om.
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E-14
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Volume
setting
is
toa
low.
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4. The MODE switch is in the CASIO
Dumping
In
ternal
pen
CHORD
or
FINGERED
position.
;
To
import
dumped
data
from
another
machine
.
This
keyboard
stores
a
variety
of
internal
data,
including
data
re-
|
;
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q.
Starting
from
the
keyboard’s
normal
mode,
press
the
TRANSPOSE/TUNE/MIDI
button
four
times
to
display
the
data
dump
screen.
corded
to
memory
and
synthesizer
data.
This
data
can
be
sent
and
|
received
in
bulk
as
MIDI
exclusive
data
through
the
MIDI
terminals.
This
capability
makes
It
possible
for
you
to
use
a
computer
or
other
5.
LOCAL
CONTROL
is
off.
3,
Turn
on
LOCAL
CONTROL.
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E-49
MIDI
machine
as
cee
ere
ones
for
bag
alia
Hoeaneer.
6.
Mixer
channel
|
is
tumed
off.
6.
Use
the
Mixer
to
tum
channel
J
on.
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E-22
Mere
Reeds
OL
IN
and
MIDI
OUT
poh
ach
stoan
eect
nae
7.
Mixer
channel
1
volume
or
expression
|
7.
Use
the
Mixer
to
raise
the
volume
or
ex-
|
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E-23-24
setting
is
too
low.
pression
setting
for
channel
1.
chine using MIDI cables.
Replace the batteries with’a set of new ones
of use the AC adaptor.
Any of the following symptoms while
Low battery power
using battery power.
Some
sottware
does
nol
support
MIDI
exclusive
data.
°
*
Dim
power
supply
indicator
2,
Use
the
[4]
and
[>]
CURSOR
buttons
to
change
to
*
Instrument
does
not
turn
on
To
dump
data
from
the
keyboard
to
an
exter-
the
dumped
data
import
screen,
indicated
by
the
mes-
.
Dieplay
that
flickering,
dim,
of
dif-
:
”
”
:
cult
to
rea
nal
machine
sage
“BulkRcvi".
*
Abnormally
low
speaker/head-
:
:
phone
volume
i
7.
Set
up
the
other
machine
by
putting
it
in
its
receive
¢
Distortion
of
sound
output
:
7
:
ree
mode.
.
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r
ty
4
|
\
ft
es
1
Yr
F
|
*
Occasional
interruption
of
sound
©
See
the
documentation
that
comes
with
the
other
machine
jeoe_oo"d_
ote
fe
0's
eee
st
when
playing
at
high
volumes
« Sudden power failure when playing,
at high volumes
* Flickering or dimming of the display
when playing at high volume
* Continued sound output even alter
you release a key
* A totally different tone may sound
* Abnormal rhythm pattern and demo
tune play
* Loss of power, sound distortion, or
low volume when playing from a
connected computer or MIDI device
for details,
2;
Starting
from
the
keyboard's
normal
mode,
press
the
3.
Press
the
(¥]
CURSOR
button
to
start
data
receive.
TRANSPOSE/TUNE/MIDI
button
four
times
to
display
the data dump screen.
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3.
Press
the
(¥]
CURSOR
button
to
start
data
send.
*
The
keyboard
automatically
returns
to
its
normal
mode
af-
ter
afl
the
data
is
sent.
<l,
start
the
send
operation
on
the
sending
machine.
See
the
owner's
manual
that
comes
with
the
connected
machine
for
details.
*
The
keyboard
automatically
returns
to
its
normal
mode
af-
;
ter
all
the
data
is
received.
Auto
Accompaniment
does
not
sound.
1.
Use
the
ACCOMP
VOLUME
button
to
increase
the
volume.
2. Use the Mixer to tum the channels on.
.
Accompaniment
volume
is
set
to
000.
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E-21
2. Auto Accompaniment part Channels 7
through 10 are turned off.
3, Auto Accompaniment part Channels 7
through 10 volume or expression setting,
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3. Use the Mixer to raise the volume or ex-
pression setting for the applicable chan-
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y
Nd
is too low. nel.
Sound
output
does
not
change
when
|
Touch
response
ts
turned
off.
Press
the
TOUCH
RESPONSE
bulton
to
|
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E-H
key
pressure
is
varied.
.
turn
It
on.
Playing
the
keyboard
sounds
two
|
Layer
is
turned
on,
Press
the
LAYER
button
to
turn
off
tayer-
|
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tones.
ing.
Different
tones
sound
when
keys
in
|
Split
is
turned
on.
Press
the
SPLIT
button
to
turn
off
split.
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different
keyboard
ranges
are
pressed.
The
key
or
tuning
does
nat
match
|
The
tuning
of
transpose
parameter
is
set
|
Change
the
teanspase
or
tuning
parsmeter
|
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E45
when
playing
slong
with
another
|
to
a
value
other
than
00.
value
ty
00.
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E-22
MIDI machine.
Parts suddenly drop out ducing mem-
ory playback.
Use the Mixer to turn unneeded channels
vif and decrease the number of parts being
played.
The number of tones being played at the
same lime exceeds the keyboard's limita-
tion.
1.
Channels
are
turned
off
or
sume
chan-
|
1.
Use
the
Mixer
to
turn
channels
on.
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E-22
nel
is
set
to
solo,
:
2.
Volume
or
expression
setting
is
tog
low,
|
2.
Use
the
Miser
to
check
the
volume
ur
7
-
~
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expression
setting.
Some parts do not play at all during
memory playback.
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Casio WK-1350 Specifications

General

Brand	Casio
Model	WK-1350
Category	Keyboard
Language	English