Casto CPS-80 - Page 3

General Guide
POWER switch
Switches
the
unit
ON
and
OFF.
Indi-
cator
above
this
switch
lights
when
power
Is
ON,
This
indicator
will
lose
its
brightness
when
battery
power
weakens.
VOLUME slider
Controls
overall
output
volume.
—'FRANSPOSE control
(-> page 12)
Slide
left
or
right
to
transpose
key
of
performance
(raises/lowers
overall
tuning).
This
control
makes
it
easy
to
tune
to
instruments
tuned
to
differ-
ent
keys
when
playing
in
ensemble,
and
is
convenient
for
adjusting
key
to
match
the
range
of
vocalists.
Key
can
be
raised
or
lowered
one
full
oc-
tave,
in
half-stop
increments.
10
4° TOUCH CANCEL button
5)
(+ page 11)
Turns
touch
response
of
the
keyboard
ON and OFF.
TONE
selectors
(-
page
I1)
Used
to
select
one
of
the
preset
tones.
:
MEMORY
buttons
(-*
page
14)
ee,
Used
to
“record”
your
keyboard
per-
formance.
‘7; MUSIC LIBRARY buttons
(— page 13)
Used
to
playback
built-in
“MUSIC
LIBRARY” tunes.
Score
stand
holes
(-*
page
7)
For
inserting
the
score
stand
which
comes
with
this
piano.
<Rear panel>
(9) Headphone jack
* ancl
(Ap
(14)
For connection of optional head-
phones. Output from the speaker 1s
automatically cut when headphones
are connected.
40) MUSIC LIBRARY sticker
Affix the MUSIC LIBRARY sticker
here for quick reference.
Battery compartment (— page 8)
Tuning control
Adjusts the pitch of the entire key-
board within £30 cents, for tuning to
other instruments. Standard pitch is
As = 442Hz.
(12) 13)44) 5) 1617)
Terminals
42: MIDI terminals (IN/OUT)
15)
(16)
)
(-> page 18)
Used to connect to other MIDI in-
struments and devices.
43); DAMPER PEDAL jack (- page 7)
For connection of sustain pedal
(SP-2) which comes with this unit.
LINE IN terminals (L/R)
(—> page 21)
For connection of other instruments,
audio equipment, etc. Note that the
input sound cannot be controlled by
the VOLUME sliders of this piano.
LINE OUT terminals (L/R)
(—* page 21)
For connection to keyboard amplifi-
ers, external speakers, audio equip-
ments, etc.
DC 12V input jack (— page 9)
For connection of an AC adaptor
(CASIO’s AD-12).