Hammond XPK-100 User Manual

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Advanced Features
Hammond XPK-100 Quick Features Guide
Ë Advanced Feature - E01 Transpose
This Advanced Feature allows you to transpose the XPK-100 into another key. You can select from “-5"
(down 5 half-steps) through “6” (up 6 half-steps). The default setting is “0.”
NOTE: The TRANSPOSE LED to the right of the Information Center Display will light whenever the XPK-100 is set to play
in any octave other than “0.”
You can transpose the XPK-100 using two methods:
1. Using the TRANSPOSE/LOCK Switch.
2. Using EDIT Mode.
TRY THIS - To transpose the XPK-100 using the TRANSPOSE/LOCK Switch:
1. From PLAY Mode, press the TRANSPOSE/LOCK Switch once. The Information Center
Display should look similar to what is shown below:
Notice that the red LED by the word, “TRANSPOSE” is flashing. This indicated that the XPK-100
is ready to be transposed.
2. Now select the Transposition interval you want by using the Pedal keys. That data chart
below shows how to do this.
TRANSPOSE OPTIONS
Transposition Interval Action
No Transposition Press the “Lo C” Pedal
Up 1 half-step Press the “C<” Pedal
Up 2 half-steps Press the “D” Pedal
Up 3 half-steps Press the “D<” Pedal
Up 4 half -st eps Press the “E” Pedal
Up 5 half-steps Press the “F” Pedal
Up 6 half-steps Press the “F<<” Pedal
Down 5 half-steps Press the “G” Pedal
Down 4 half-steps Press the “G<<” Pedal
Down 3 half-steps Press the “A” Pedal
Down 2 half-steps Press the “A<” Peda l.
Down 1 half-steps Press the “B” Pedal
NOTE: Pressing the “Hi C” Pedal will have no effect.
As soon as you press and release the Pedal of your choice, the TRANSPOSE LED will stop flashing
and glow continually. This indicates that the XPK-100 is now transposed.
Use the TRANSPOSE/LOCK Switch to turn Transpose “ON” and “OFF.” Only a momentary touch
is required.

Hammond XPK-100 Specifications

General

Brand	Hammond
Model	XPK-100
Category	Music Pedal
Language	English