Kawai WK 40 User Manual

Avoid use or storage in direct sunlight, excessive heat, humidity, sand, dust, or vibration.

Prevent foreign objects and liquids from entering keys; do not attempt to disassemble or modify.

Connect the AC adapter to a matching voltage outlet with the POWER switch OFF.

Wipe with a clean, dry cloth only; avoid organic solvents like benzene or paint thinner.

Internal lithium battery maintains memory for approx. 4 years; contact dealer for replacement.

Identifies POWER switch, MASTER VOLUME, Joystick, PATTERN MAKER, LOWER MODE, and MIXER.

Details MELODY, RHYTHM, CHORD, BASS tone switches and RHYTHM/BASS selector.

Describes RECORDER, TEMPO, DEMO, START/STOP, SYNC/FILL IN, and INTRO/ENDING switches.

Explains MIDI connectors, STEREO PHONES jack, and DC IN jack.

Instructions for installing six 'C' dry cells and battery maintenance notes.

Connect the AC adapter to a power outlet with matching voltage.

Connect the STEREO PHONES jack to audio equipment via an adapter cable.

Plays highest note with two tone voices when activated by specific key presses.

Utilize DUET, VIBRATO, and PITCH BEND effects with the joystick.

Controls automatic, chord/bass, or drum accompaniment for the lower keyboard.

Allows replacement of built-in two-bar accompaniment patterns with custom ones.

Steps for recording and playing back up to three songs with approximately 5,000 notes.

Add layers to existing recordings; notes on simultaneous voice limits.

Information on unsupported functions, tempo storage, and pattern erasure.

Adjusts the keyboard's tuning to match other instruments, up to a quarter tone.

Automatically transposes played notes up or down by semitones.

Sets the MIDI communication channel for interaction with other devices.

Technical specifications of MIDI data transmission and reception.