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General| Keys | 88 Hammer Action Keys |
|---|---|
| Select the pedal | Soft (left), sostenuto (middle), sustain (right) |
| Instruments | Piano 1, piano 2, e-piano1, e-piano 2, harpsichord, vibraphone, organ, strings, |
| Loudspeaker | 3*5’×2 |
| Functions | Dual sound (layer), transpose, reverb, record, demo songs, metronome, MIDI, |
| Control | Power switch, volume control |
| Terminal | Headphone jacks ×2, AUX IN, AUX OUT, MIDI IN, MIDI OUT |
| Power | 40W |
| Power supply | 110V |
Essential safety warnings to prevent serious injury or death from electrical hazards.
Important precautions to prevent physical injury or damage to the instrument or property.
Lists and illustrates all parts and screws required for piano assembly.
Step-by-step guide for attaching the pedal board and back board.
Description of key controls including Switch, Volume, Effect, MIDI, and VOICE.
Diagram and identification of all input/output terminals on the instrument.
Instructions for selecting different instrument tones using the VOICE button and keyboard.
Details on connecting and using pedal, MIDI, and AUX terminals.
Explanation of the soft, sostenuto, and sustain pedals' functions.
Guide on starting, selecting, and stopping demonstration songs.
Instructions for applying and closing reverb and chorus sound effects.
How to layer two sounds simultaneously and adjust their volume balance.
Instructions for starting, stopping, selecting, and changing metronome speed.
Guide on recording songs onto two tracks and playing them back.
Instructions for changing the keyboard's pitch without altering playback.
Explains connecting and playing with a MIDI keyboard for synchronized sound output.
Covers basic operations, setting status, and local ON/OFF.
Details on setting MIDI transmit and receive tracks for multi-device communication.
Configuration for OMNI mode, multi-timbres, and program change transmission.
Lists key technical details including keys, instruments, functions, controls, and power.
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