What to do if no sound is produced when playing MIDI data from a computer on my Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If no sound comes out when playing MIDI data from a computer, first, ensure that the MIDI cables are correctly connected. If the connections are correct, use the Mixer to turn the channel on or raise the volume or expression setting.
Why some parts don’t play at all during Sequencer playback on Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If some parts don’t play during Sequencer playback on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, there could be a couple of reasons. First, check the Mixer mode setting for the corresponding channel to ensure it is not off, External, or Solo. Second, verify that the volume or expression setting isn't too low by using the Mixer.
How to fix unnatural sound when connected to a computer with Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If playing on the keyboard produces an unnatural sound when connected to a computer, it might be due to the computer’s MIDI THRU function being turned on. To fix this, either turn off the MIDI THRU function on the computer or turn off LOCAL CONTROL on the keyboard.
Why do some parts stop playing during Sequencer playback on Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If some parts stop playing during Sequencer playback on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, it might be because playback exceeds the maximum polyphony of the keyboard. Use the Song Sequencer to decrease the number of parts playing at the same time by turning off channels.
What to do if nothing happens when the LAYER or SPLIT button is pressed on Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If nothing happens when the LAYER or SPLIT button is pressed on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, there are a couple of things to check. First, make sure that none of the melody channels (2 through 4) are turned off. Use the Mixer to turn on Channels 2 through 4. Second, ensure that the volume or expression setting of Channels 2 through 4 isn't too low, using the Mixer to raise it if needed.
Why can't I record Auto Accompaniment or rhythm on Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If you cannot record Auto Accompaniment or rhythm on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, it's likely because a track other than Track 1 is selected as the recording track. Remember that Tracks 2 through 6 are melody tracks. To resolve this, use the track select buttons to select Track 1.
Why are the bass notes of General MIDI data too low on Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If the bass notes of General MIDI data being played back by a computer are one octave too low on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, the GM SYSTEM is likely turned off. Turn on the GM SYSTEM to resolve this issue.
General| Number of Keys | 76 |
|---|---|
| Tones | 600 |
| Rhythms | 180 |
| Display | LCD |
| Touch Response | Yes |
| Auto Accompaniment | Yes |
| Reverb Types | 10 |
| Chorus Types | 5 |
| Sequencer | 6 tracks, 5 songs |
| Speakers | 12cm x 2 |
| Amplifier | 6W + 6W |
| Song Bank | 100 |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Terminals | Headphone, MIDI In/Out, Pedal |
| Connections | MIDI, Headphone |
| Polyphony | 48 notes |
Describes compliance with Class B digital device limits and interference guidelines.
Lists symptoms indicating low battery power requiring replacement.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and prohibition symbols.
Details safe handling of the AC adaptor, batteries, transport, and care.
Advises on placement to avoid humidity, dust, heat, and impact.
Lists core features like Song Sequencer, Pattern Sequencer, Auto Accompaniment.
Identifies main buttons, sliders, display, and terminals on the keyboard.
Explains various indicators and their meanings on the display.
Details how to adjust screen contrast for better readability.
Explains headphone and audio output connections to external equipment.
Describes pedal connections and their functions (sustain, sostenuto, etc.).
Explains battery loading, replacement, and AC adaptor usage.
Covers auto power-off function and lithium battery for memory.
Initial steps for turning on the keyboard and setting volume.
Details how to choose sounds from the tone list using number keys.
Combines layering and splitting keyboard sounds for complex tones.
Explains how key pressure affects volume and sound.
Describes how to change the overall key of the keyboard.
Details how to enable or disable digital effects (DSP) on the keyboard.
Explains how to bend the pitch of notes using the wheel.
Explains how to select different accompaniment modes.
How to set the speed (tempo) of rhythms and accompaniments.
Details how to play chords using the fingered method.
How to add an introductory sequence to a rhythm pattern.
Describes automatic harmony generation for melody notes.
Explains using pre-programmed accompaniment styles.
How to enable or disable individual accompaniment parts.
Describes the mixer's capabilities, parts, channels, and modes.
How to toggle individual channels within the mixer on and off.
Details how to adjust parameters like tone, volume, and pan.
Explains program change, volume, pan, effect send, fine/coarse tune, expression.
Details parameters used to modify tones, divided into four groups.
Explains how to save created tones into memory for later recall.
Describes specific parameters like PCM set, amp envelope, attack rate.
How to name and save created tones into the user area.
Lists settings saved in registration memory (tone, rhythm, tempo, etc.).
Procedures for saving and retrieving keyboard configurations.
Explains the concept of songs and tracks for multi-part recording.
Details memory limits and important considerations for data storage.
Step-by-step guide for recording into the first track.
How to correct recorded parts using punch-in recording.
Procedure for removing recorded data from a specific track.
How to listen to recorded songs and adjust playback.
Adjusting metronome sounds and deleting songs from memory.
Setting the quantization value for note timing after recording.
Explains elements, parts, and recording contents of patterns.
How to move between Pattern Create and Edit modes.
Step-by-step guide for creating new accompaniment patterns.
How to modify existing patterns by changing menus and sub-menus.
Describes global settings for patterns like metronome and tempo.
How to clear pattern work area contents before creating patterns.
How to set measures and original key for pattern elements.
How to apply quantization settings to synchronize note timing.
Procedures for saving or discarding pattern work area contents.
How to access and use the settings menu for pitch bend, jack function, etc.
Configuration for pitch bend range and assignable pedal functions.
Explains the Musical Instrument Digital Interface standard.
Details GM mode, keyboard channel, local control, and accompaniment settings.
Explains MIDI note on/off messages, including velocity.
Details control change messages for effects like modulation and volume.
Explains how MIDI affects mixer operations in internal and external modes.
Procedures for transferring data via MIDI between keyboard and external devices.
Details drive capabilities and safe handling of diskettes.
How to physically insert and eject diskettes from the drive.
How to play SMF files from diskette, individually or in sequence.
Step-by-step guide to saving user rhythms, songs, tones, and setups.
Procedure for retrieving saved data like user tones and songs.
How to convert rhythm patterns from Technics or Roland keyboards.
Procedures for deleting files and formatting diskettes.
Explains common disk drive error messages and their causes.
Addresses issues with no sound, low battery, and other basic problems.
Resolves issues with sequencer playback and MIDI connectivity.
Details keyboard size, polyphony, tone counts, and effects.
Technical details on synthesizer, mixer, MIDI, terminals, and power.
Reference for tone numbers, ranges, and polyphony.
Chart showing chord progressions for Free Session.
Lists drum sounds assigned to specific keys across different sets.
Diagrams for fingering chords within the accompaniment keyboard range.
Details how chords are modified based on elements and parts.
Details MIDI message handling for channels, modes, and control changes.
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