Korg XE20 - Preparing to Play the XE20; Using the AC Adapter; Adjusting Volume Levels; Using Headphones

Preparing to Play
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Preparing to Play
The XE20SP includes a stand with pedal unit, for use only with
the XE20SP. Follow the steps below aer puing the stand
together.
Using the AC adapter
1.
Make sure that the power on this instrument is turned o.
2.
Connect the DC plug of the included AC adapter to the
DC 19V jack located on the rear panel of the XE20.
Be sure to use only the included AC adapter. Using any
other AC adapter may cause malfunctions.
Hook the AC adapter cord onto the cord hook. Do not use
excessive force when pulling the cord o the hook.
Cord hook
When hooking the cord onto
the cord hook, be careful not
to bend this part any more
than necessary.
AC adapter Power cord for the AC adapter
to AC outlet
3.
Connect the plug of the AC adapter to an AC outlet.
Be sure to use an AC outlet of the correct voltage for
your adapter.
Turning the power on/o
1.
Turn the VOLUME knob all the way to the le, so that the
volume is down.
2.
Press the power buon to turn the instrument on.
When turning o the power, hold the power buon down
until the display shows the message “Power O”.
Note:
The XE20 will automatically turn o if it has not been
played or operated for a certain amount of time (via the auto
power-o function).
The time interval is set to 30 minutes at factory default. This
interval can be changed (see page 25 “Changing the auto
power-o function”).
Adjusting the volume
y
Turn the VOLUME knob on the front panel to adjust the
sound to the optimum level.
The VOLUME knob sets the volume of sound coming
from the built-in speakers, the headphone jack (
) and the
AUDIO OUT jacks.
Using music stand
Insert music stand into the two holes for the same on the rear
panel.
Using headphones
y
Connect the stereo mini‐plug of a pair of commercially
available headphones to the headphone jack on the rear
panel.
Note:
The built-in speakers will not make a sound if a pair of
headphones has been connected to the headphone jack (but
sound will still be outpued from the AUDIO OUT jacks).
Using headphones at high volume for an extended time
may cause hearing damage. Avoid excessively high volume
levels.
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Headphones