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General| Number of Manuals | 2 |
|---|---|
| Audio System | Stereo |
| MIDI | Yes |
| Type | Organ |
| Pedalboard | 30 notes |
| Sound Generation | Sampling |
| Amplification | Yes |
| Speakers | 4 |
| Memory | User presets |
General safety guidelines for organ operation and maintenance.
Explanation of warning and information symbols used on the organ itself.
Explanation of warning and information symbols used within the user manual.
Instructions for safely moving and storing the organ.
Steps for setting up and connecting the organ.
Procedure for powering on the organ for the first time.
Identification of the primary physical parts of the organ.
Identification and explanation of the organ's control interface elements.
Instructions for connecting external accessories and details on input/output ports.
Adjusting organ volume and understanding expression pedal functions.
Details on the ASR 12 reverb and selecting intonation styles.
How to activate organ stops and use manual/pedal couplers.
Explanation of Manual Bass and Cantus Firmus coupling functions.
Details on Chorus, Reeds Off, Recall/Reset, and Keyboard Transfer.
How to use preset memory locations for organ registrations.
Instructions for programming and calling up custom registrations.
How to shift the organ's pitch by half-tone increments.
How to activate and use the crescendo pedal for registrations.
Function to quickly access organ features, including programming mode.
Detailed guide to changing the crescendo pedal's pre-programmed registrations.
Procedures for sending/uploading data and playing demo songs.
How to adjust the brightness and contrast of the organ's display.
How to play and control the built-in demo songs.
Configuring expression pedals as swell or crescendo functions.
Setting keyboard touch response and velocity sensitivity.
Adjusting individual key volumes for each stop and intonation.
Setting up MIDI channels, MSB, LSB, and Voice for external communication.
Restoring various settings to factory defaults.
Adjusting reverb programs, length, and 3D surround effects.
Defining default settings for Chorus, Intonation, and Side Speakers.
Selecting different tuning temperaments for the organ.
Adjusting the overall pitch of the organ in Hz.
Displaying the organ's software version number.
Cleaning and care instructions for the organ's cabinet and manuals.
Common issues and their solutions, like pedal board or general function problems.
Information regarding the organ's warranty terms and conditions.
Table detailing MIDI functions, transmitted and recognized messages.
Explanation of MIDI control changes, program changes, and system exclusive messages.
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