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Setting

the

MIDI

channel

In

order

to

communicate

with

other

MIDI

devices,

the

MIDI

channel

numbers

of

both

units

must

match.

The

MIDI

channel

can

be

set

between

channel

|]

and

channel

16.

Follow

the

steps

below

to

set

the

MIDI

channel

of

the

CPS-80.

Switch

the

CPS-80

power

OFF.

Hold

down

the

PIANO

|

tone

selector

and

turn

the

power

back

ON.

While

still

holding

down

the

PIANO

1

tone

selector,

press

the

key

on

the

keyboard

which

corresponds

to

the

desired

channel

number.

Channel

numbers

are

assigned

to

keyboard

keys

as

shown

below,

MMe

A

*

Once

you

select

a

channel

by

pressing

a

keyboard

key,

the

MIDI

channel

setting

mode

is

cancelled

automatically.

¢

The

MIDI

channel

is

automatically

set

to

“I”

when

the

power

ts

turned

ON.

¢

To

cancel

the

Auto

power

off

function

in

the

MIDI

mode,

use

the

E.PIANO

tone

selector

instead

of

the

PIANO

I

tone

selector

in

procedure

2.

*

The

same

MIDI

channel

is

applied

to

both

transmission

and

reception

of

MIDI

data.

~

20

Ml

External

Connections

[

IMPORTANT

|

¢

Before

you

connect

the

CPS-80

to

any

other

device,

be

sure

to

first

switch

OFF

the

power

of

the

CPS-80

and

the

other

device.

¢

When

turning

the

CPS-80’s

power

ON

or

OFF

after

having

made

connections,

please

set

the

volume

controllers

on

both

the

CPS-80

and

the

other

device

to

“minimum”.

Also

please

be

sure

to

read

the

owner’s

manuals

of

the

equipment

to

be

connected.

LINE

OUT

(output)

terminals

(Left,

Right)

Used

to

connect

to

audio

equipment

or

keyboard

amplifiers,

allowing

you

to

enjoy

playing

at

more

impressive

volumes.

Note

that

the

connecting

cord

you

use

depends

on

the

type

of

jack

you

are

connecting

to.

<<Connection

example>>

Amplifier’s

input

jacks

(usually

labeled

“AUX

IN”)

CPS-80

(Rear

panel)

AUX

IN

fo

—

Lett

(¢)~———

CC

dm

Tori

ib

——

Right

I/4-inch

(6.3

mm)

plug

Pin

plug

LINE

IN

(input)

terminals

(Left,

Right)

Used

to

connect

to

other

electronic

musical

instruments,

tape

recorders,

etc.

Allows

output

of

signals

from

other

instruments

and

devices

through

the

CPS-80’s

built-in

speakers.

Note

that

volume

levels

cannot

be

altered

with

the

CPS-80’s

volume

control.

<<Connection

example>>

Tape

recorder’

s

output

Jacks

LINE

OUT

A

we

—

©

tet

(~@-——

as

8

re

pb

(©)

Right

CPS-80

(Rear

pane))

1/4-inch

(6.3

mm)

plug

Pin

plug