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General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 256 notes |
| Display | 5" LCD touchscreen |
| USB | USB to Host, USB to Device |
| Keyboard | Grand Feel III wooden-key keyboard |
| Sound Source | Harmonic Imaging XL |
| Piano Sounds | SK-EX, SK-5, EX |
| Speakers | 13 cm x 2 |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth MIDI, Bluetooth Audio |
| Lesson Function | Burgmüller, Czerny, Beyer, Bach, Chopin |
| Recorder | 10 song |
| Touch Sensitivity | Light, Normal, Heavy, Off |
| Connections | Headphones x 2, Line Out, MIDI In/Out, USB |
| Amplifiers | 50 W x 2 |
| Reverb | 6 types |
Explains safety symbols and their meanings, including WARNING and CAUTION indicators.
Covers electrical safety, handling, and environmental guidelines for instrument use.
Details usage, placement, and handling precautions to prevent accidents and damage.
Identifies and describes all external parts and connection ports of the digital piano.
Describes the power button for turning the unit on/off and the master volume control.
Explains the function and operation of the touch-sensitive display interface.
Details the USB TO DEVICE and USB for UPDATE ports for data transfer and updates.
Describes headphone connectivity options and the headphone storage hook.
Explains LINE IN, LINE OUT, and USB TO HOST connections for audio and MIDI.
Details the AC INLET jack for connecting the power cable.
Details damper, sostenuto, soft pedals, adjustor bolt, and the Grand Feel Pedal System.
Details the use of the MASTER VOLUME slider for sound level adjustment.
Guides on connecting and using headphones with the instrument.
Explains basic touch gestures like Tap, Swipe, Scroll, and Drag for interface interaction.
Describes status indicators and access to the main settings menu.
Explains how to select sounds/songs and access Piano, Sound, Music tabs.
Introduces the Metronome and Recorder buttons for practice and recording.
Displays and allows selection of the current acoustic piano sound.
Lists and describes parameters like Touch Curve, Voicing, and Resonance.
Troubleshooting steps when no sound is heard from the instrument.
Troubleshooting steps for pedal noise, effectiveness, and stability.
Guides on returning settings to default configurations for the instrument.
Lists and illustrates all components and tools required for assembly.
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