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If some notes are cut off while they are playing on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, this does not indicate malfunction. Notes are cut off whenever the number of notes being sounded exceeds the maximum polyphony value of 48 (24 for some tones).
How to fix power issues on my Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If your Casio Electronic Keyboard won't turn on, check the following: * Ensure the AC adapter is properly connected and functioning. * If using batteries, make sure they are installed correctly. * If the batteries are old, replace them with new ones or switch to AC adapter power.
What to do if notes keep sounding on Casio WK-200 Electronic Keyboard?
If notes keep sounding without stopping on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, try the following: * First, turn the power off and then back on to initialize all keyboard settings. * Second, replace the batteries with new ones or switch over to AC adapter power.
Why does volume change on my Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If the volume or tone settings on your Casio Electronic Keyboard have changed unexpectedly, try these steps: * Adjust the main volume setting to your desired level. * Turn the power off and then back on to initialize all keyboard settings. * Replace the batteries with new ones or switch over to AC adapter power.
Why built-in song won't play on Casio WK-200?
If nothing happens when you start playback of a built-in song on your Casio Electronic Keyboard, consider the following: * Allow a moment for the song to start playing after pressing the button. * Check and adjust the song volume. * If there is no user song stored in memory, song playback will not start when you press bm while a song in the range of 153 to 162 is selected. * Turn the power off and then back on to initialize all Digital Keyboard settings.
What to do if something is missing from Casio WK-200 Electronic Keyboard box?
If you can’t find something that should be included with your Casio Electronic Keyboard, carefully check inside all of the packing materials.
How to save settings on Casio Electronic Keyboard?
Though Casio Electronic Keyboard settings reset when you turn off the keyboard, you can save setups to registration memory for instant recall whenever you need them.
Why screen is dim on Casio WK-200?
If the screen contents of your Casio Electronic Keyboard are visible only from straight ahead, this is due to production limitations and does not indicate a malfunction.
How to adjust pitch on Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If the pitch of the notes on your Casio Electronic Keyboard does not match other accompanying instruments, or sounds strange when played along with other instruments, try these steps: * Check and adjust the transpose and tuning settings. * Turn the power off and then back on to initialize all Digital Keyboard settings.
Why my Casio WK-200 turns off after a few minutes?
If your Casio Electronic Keyboard suddenly powers down after a few minutes, this happens when Auto Power Off is triggered.
General| Number of Keys | 76 |
|---|---|
| Rhythms | 180 |
| Display | LCD |
| Built-in Songs | 152 |
| Amplifier | 2.5W + 2.5W |
| Touch Response | 2 sensitivity levels, Off |
| Power Supply | AC Adaptor or Batteries |
| Terminals | Headphones, Sustain pedal |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Polyphony | 48 |
| Speakers | 12cm x 2 |
Read essential safety guidelines before operating the keyboard.
Information regarding FCC compliance and important notices for users.
Statement of compliance with FCC rules and regulations.
Crucial information for safe operation and product care.
Details about the manufacturer and copyright terms.
Diagram and identification of all keyboard controls and features.
Buttons and knobs for power, volume adjustment, and scale editing.
Controls for selecting tones, rhythms, and accessing song banks.
Buttons for recorder, lessons, and general functions.
Miscellaneous controls like Split/Layer, and input/output jacks.
How to use the numeric keypad for input and selection.
Using number and increment/decrement buttons for values.
Accessing and using various keyboard functions.
Controls for pitch, reverb, chorus, and sampling operations.
Features for lessons, MIDI configuration, and data deletion.
Instructions for setting up the music stand.
Using AC adaptor or batteries for power.
How to turn on the keyboard and start playing.
Connecting and using headphones for private practice.
Managing the automatic power-off function.
Adjusting keyboard sensitivity to playing speed.
Modifying the LCD contrast for better visibility.
Utilizing the metronome for practice and tempo.
Adjusting the metronome's tempo and sound volume.
Choosing from a variety of instrument sounds.
Quick setup for a grand piano sound.
Combining two different sounds for richer tones.
Assigning different tones to keyboard ranges.
Adding reverberation to notes for depth.
Adding depth and breadth with chorus effect.
Connecting and selecting pedal effects.
Changing pitch via semitones and fine-tuning.
Raising or lowering pitch in octave units.
Using the pitch bend wheel and setting its range.
Connecting external devices for sound sampling.
Recording and assigning melody sounds.
Playing, looping, and adjusting sampled sound volume.
Applying various effects to sampled audio.
Incorporating sampled sounds into drum sets.
Modifying drum sounds, pitch, and deleting samples.
Enabling manual control over sampling start and stop.
Preventing accidental deletion of sampled sounds.
Saving sample data to external devices and maintaining it.
Drum sampling in accompaniment and manual start control.
Enabling manual control over sampling stop.
Removing sampled sound data from memory.
Safeguarding sampled sounds from accidental deletion.
Transferring sample data to SD cards or computers.
Tips for preserving sample data in memory.
Overview of the keyboard's built-in song library.
Listening to pre-loaded demonstration songs.
Selecting and playing specific songs from the bank.
Using pause, skip forward, and skip back functions.
Practicing specific sections of a song repeatedly.
Adjusting song playback tempo for practice.
Balancing keyboard and song playback volumes.
Matching keyboard tone to the song's tone.
Turning off melody parts for focused practice.
Loading additional songs from external sources.
How songs are divided into phrases for learning.
Explains the structured learning process for songs.
Understanding messages displayed during lessons.
Choosing specific song elements for practice.
Familiarizing with the song by listening.
Following visual and voice guidance for correct notes.
Practicing without guidance, relying on learned patterns.
Playing the complete song after mastering phrases.
Adjusting phrase repeat and voice/note guides.
Disabling the note guide feature.
Disabling the scoring and evaluation system.
Adjusting lesson phrase duration or disabling phrases.
Detailed steps for the automatic learning system.
How to begin and play the music challenge game.
How to play, score, and end the game.
Overview of automatic accompaniment features.
Activating and playing only the rhythm section.
Adding bass and harmony by playing chords.
Choosing how chords are recognized for accompaniment.
Details on Fingered, Casio, and Full Range chord modes.
Using normal and variation patterns.
Playing fill-in patterns to change song mood.
Using intro and ending patterns for songs.
Starting accompaniment automatically upon key press.
Balancing accompaniment volume with keyboard play.
Applying preset settings based on rhythm.
Adding harmony to melodies automatically.
Choosing from 12 types of automatic harmony.
Overview of editing built-in rhythms and creating user rhythms.
Understanding editable pattern and instrument part settings.
Choosing patterns and instrument parts to edit.
Modifying tone, volume, pan, reverb, and chorus settings.
Saving custom rhythm patterns.
Tips for preserving user rhythm data.
Removing user rhythm data from memory.
Storing and recalling keyboard setups instantly.
Example of saving setup data.
List of all data saved in a registration memory setup.
Procedure for saving current settings.
Procedure for loading saved setups.
Recording performances and playback.
Recording and mixing multiple instrument parts.
Removing recorded performance data.
Tips for preserving recorded data.
Recording different parts onto separate tracks.
Recording performances along with built-in songs.
Recording multiple songs and selecting for playback.
Options for saving recorded data to external devices.
Detailed steps for saving data to SD cards or computers.
Adjusting tuning systems using the Scale Editor.
Fine-tuning scales by -50 cents per note.
Choosing from a list of pre-defined scales.
Loading pre-defined scales.
Storing and retrieving custom scales.
Applying custom scales to accompaniment patterns.
Instantly applying pre-configured song setups.
Creating automatic arpeggio patterns.
Keeping arpeggio patterns playing after key release.
Removing user-created song data.
Clearing all data, including samples and user songs.
Information on compatible SD memory card types and capacities.
Important warnings and guidelines for using SD cards.
Proper procedures for handling SD memory cards.
Preparing an SD card for use with the keyboard.
Transferring keyboard data to an SD card.
Transferring data from an SD card to the keyboard.
Removing data files from an SD card.
Directly playing song data from an SD card.
Understanding and troubleshooting SD card errors.
Connecting the keyboard to a PC for data exchange.
PC specifications needed for keyboard connectivity.
Step-by-step guide for USB connection.
Configuring navigate channels for MIDI data display.
Setting the MIDI channel for data transmission.
Silencing specific navigate channels.
Disabling keyboard sound output during computer data exchange.
Enabling Auto Accompaniment data output to computer.
Transferring data between keyboard and computer.
Obtaining software for data management.
Outputting keyboard sound to external audio systems.
Connecting and playing audio from external devices.
Solutions for power-on failures and display anomalies.
Troubleshooting problems with sound volume and output.
Solutions for metronome and note sounding problems.
Addressing issues with settings, operations, and system limitations.
Details on keyboard features, polyphony, and tones.
Specifications for songs, lessons, and auto accompaniment.
Specs for memory, MIDI, arpeggiator, and pitch bend.
Comprehensive list of built-in world songs.
Lists of special event songs, exercises, and demos.
Placeholder for user-created or loaded songs.
Technical chart detailing MIDI message transmission and recognition.
