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General| Polyphony | 32 notes |
|---|---|
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Display | LCD |
| Weight | 5.5 kg |
| Sounds | 128 |
| Rhythms | 100 |
| Connectivity | MIDI In/Out |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
Provides essential details and precautions for handling and replacing the keyboard's battery.
Explains how to power the keyboard using AC adapter or batteries, including specifications.
Details on connecting and using the AC adapter, including safety precautions and technical specs.
Instructions for inserting and replacing batteries, with important safety and performance information.
Describes how to connect headphones for private listening and volume adjustment.
Explains the use of an optional footswitch for sustain control on the keyboard.
Details on connecting the keyboard to external amplification systems.
Information on connecting the keyboard to other MIDI devices for data exchange.
Overview of fundamental operations when the instrument is in NORMAL mode.
How to choose and play the 129 PCM voices available on the keyboard.
Instructions on playing a single instrument sound across the entire keyboard.
Method for stepping through individual voices using dedicated buttons.
Enables playing two sounds simultaneously for a richer tone.
How to access and play the drum kit sounds using the keyboard.
Combines split keyboard functionality with dual voices on the upper section.
Procedure to exit split keyboard mode and return to normal operation.
Introduction to the MEMORY feature for quick recall of panel configurations.
Instructions on how to recall factory-set or user-stored panel configurations.
How to temporarily turn off or mute specific keyboard sections using mixer controls.
Quickly recall the piano voice across the entire keyboard, regardless of current settings.
Details on activating, deactivating, and using Reverb and Chorus effects.
Explanation of how keyboard velocity affects volume and how to disable this feature.
Procedure to return the octave transposition to its default setting.
Introduction to the automatic accompaniment styles and their functionality.
Defines Styles as musical patterns for automated arrangements and backing.
Steps to set the keyboard to STYLE mode for using auto-accompaniments.
Directly select a Style by entering its corresponding number via the keypad.
Recalling Styles by using pre-memorized panel configurations.
How to start and play along with the selected automatic accompaniment Styles.
Procedure to reset the Style tempo to its default memorized value.
Explains the 'Fingered' and 'One Finger' modes for chord recognition in Styles.
How to switch between NORMAL and VARIATION patterns and use Fill Ins.
Synchronize Style accompaniment start with playing a note or chord.
Initiate Styles with a pre-programmed introductory musical phrase.
Automatically stop Styles using a programmed ending musical phrase.
How to mute individual accompaniment tracks (Drums, Bass, Accomp) for custom mixes.
Quickly reconfigure Upper/Lower section voices using dedicated S.T. PLAY buttons.
Adjusting the keyboard split point for Style chords and memorizing settings.
Overview of Performance recall and the concept of storing panel configurations.
Step-by-step guide to saving custom panel configurations to memory buttons.
Instructions for playing back recorded sequences or songs.
Procedure for recording new songs and overwriting existing ones.
How to shift the keyboard's pitch up or down in semitone steps.
Fine-tuning the instrument's pitch by cents for precise tuning.
Adjusting the stereo sound position from center to left or right.
Setting the time signature for the Metronome feature.
Enabling percussion programming for playing drum kits in real time.
Setting MIDI transmission and reception channels for external communication.
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