Kurzweil K2000 User Manual

SECTION 2 STARTUP.DOC 12/22/92
2.7.2
2.8
2.8.1
2.8.2
2.9
There are no user-serviceable parts in the K2000. Under no
circumstances should you attempt to remove any panels, except for
battery replacement. Any attempt to open the K2000 by an
untrained, unauthorized person will result in risk of electric
shock and automatic voiding of the product warranty.
CONNECTING THE POWER CABLE (LINE CORD)
The K2000 runs on 100V, 120V, 220V, or 240 Volt AC power at 50 -
60 Hz. The voltage level is set with a selector on the rear
panel. Your dealer should have set the voltage switch to match
the voltage in your area, but it is a good idea to check it.
Excessive voltages can seriously damage any electric device. If
the voltage selector is not properly set, have your dealer or
other qualified service personnel reset it before you use your
K2000.
NOTE TO QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL: Instructions for setting the
voltage selector are included in Section 2.1 of this manual.
Facing the rear panel of the K2000, the power connector is on the
left-hand side. Connect the power cord to the K2000 first, then
to a properly grounded three-prong power outlet. If your power
source does not have the standard three-prong outlet, you should
take the time to install a proper grounding system. This will
assure you of avoiding problems with audio hum, and will reduce
the risk of a shock hazard.
AUDIO CONFIGURATIONS
NOTE;
Refer to Figure 2.8 below for details on rear panel connections.
VOLTAGE SELECTOR
POWER
AND FUSE
SWITCH
- MIX
FOOTSwrrCH
2.9.1
2.9.2
ACPOWER
CONNECTOR
L(MONO) R
PHONES B-
L R
CONTROL PEDAL
Figure 2.8 - Rear Panel Connection Layout
The K2000 features six audio jacks, enabling you to route the
K2000's sounds through its own internal effects processor, through
an external effects device, or through combinations of the two.
Of course the K2000's effects processor can be bypassed as well.
On the rear panel are a pair of stereo mix jacks (MIX Land R),
and four additional jacks - A (L and R) and B (L and R). These
can be configured as two stereo pairs or as four separate outputs.
Your audio configuration is determined by two factors. The
"hardware" side has to do with which jacks you use and what kind
of cables you connect to them. The "software" side depends on the
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Kurzweil K2000 Specifications

General

Type	Digital Synthesizer
Polyphony	24 voices
Weight	35 lbs
Year Released	1991
Waveforms	Sample-based, user loadable
LFO	Yes
Filter	Yes, multimode
Effects	Yes, multi-effects processor
Keyboard	61 keys
Memory	expandable RAM
Storage	Floppy disk drive
MIDI	Yes
Outputs	Stereo
Display	LCD
Timbrality	16-part multitimbral