Basic functions 21
Numeric tempo input. In some cases, you may require an exact tempo (like 127
BPM). It is possible to enter a precise tempo, using the numeric input.
1 Hold down the METRONOME button.
2 Use the keyboard to input the three-digit tempo value (insert a “0” before a two-
number value).
For example, to select a tempo value of 168, keep the METRONOME button
pressed, then press C#5 (1), F#5 (6), G#5 (8). To select a tempo value of 85, keep
the METRONOME button pressed, then press C5 (0), G#5 (8), F5 (5).
Selecting the time signature. You can add an accent to the first beat of a mea-
sure.
1 While the metronome is working, keep the METRONOME button pressed and
press the button that corresponds to the time signature you wish to use (see table
above). The first movement of the measure will be accented.
2 To deactivate the accent, keep the METRONOME button pressed and press the
sound selection button whose indicator is lit.
Note: When the instrument is turned on, the accent is automatically disabled.
Key Number Key Number
C5 0 C#5 1
D5 2 D#5 3
E5 4 F5 5
F#5 6 G5 7
G#5 8 A5 9
Button Time signature
PIANO 1 2 movements (2/4, 2/8...)
PIANO 2 3 movements (3/4, 3/8...)
E.PIANO 1 4 movements (4/4, 4/8...)
E.PIANO 2 6 movements (6/4, 6/8...)
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