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Warning against opening the unit and risk of electric shock.
Instructions for servicing by qualified personnel only, no user-serviceable parts.
Explains the meaning of the lightning flash with an arrowhead symbol.
Explains the meaning of the exclamation point within a triangle symbol.
Laser safety precautions and servicing by qualified personnel.
Warning against exposure to water, moisture, and liquids.
Details FCC compliance for Class B digital devices and interference.
Instructions for recording model and serial numbers for future reference.
Tips for keeping the unit clean and in good condition.
Instruction to check for the supplied AC cord.
Covers power source, cord safety, overloading, and proper usage.
Guidelines for safe placement and mounting of the unit.
Recommendations for operating temperature and avoiding water/moisture.
Instructions for proper ventilation, placement, and avoiding external factors.
Details on when to seek service and safety checks after repair.
Connect the power cord to an AC outlet.
Connect a guitar or microphone to the designated input terminal.
How to turn on the device by setting volume and pressing the power button.
Directs user to page 12 for details on adjusting guitar sounds.
Visual guide to the unit's input and output connections.
Illustrates how to connect various instruments and devices.
Specifics on connecting stereo pin cords to L and R terminals.
Detailed explanation of mixer controls for sound quality and volume.
Controls for operating the CD player functionality.
Controls for selecting and operating rhythm patterns.
Output for stereo/monaural audio signals.
Stereo RCA pin plug output for audio signals.
Stereo RCA pin plug input for external audio sources.
Input terminals for stereo/monaural external equipment.
Terminals for receiving and transmitting MIDI data.
Connection for an optional foot switch to control functions.
Step-by-step guide to playing a CD on the PA100.
How to set the CD player to repeat a single track.
How to set the CD player to repeat all tracks.
Instructions for playing CD tracks in a random order.
How to set a specific section of a CD for repeated playback.
Guidelines for handling CDs to prevent damage.
Important notes regarding CD-R/RW compatibility and playback behavior.
How to adjust guitar sound using input modes, EQ, and echo.
Guidance on playing guitar in sync with the PA100's rhythm section.
Explanation of rhythm groups, patterns, and chord progressions.
Steps for selecting, starting, stopping, and adjusting rhythm tempo.
How to modify the tempo of rhythm patterns using UP/DOWN buttons.
Instructions to mute bass and accompaniment parts for drum-only playback.
How to activate and use the variation feature for rhythms.
Explanation of the 50 chord progressions available.
Steps to change the chord sequence assigned to a rhythm.
Notes on chord progression data, time signatures, and memory storage.
Guide to inputting chord progressions from music scores.
How to select and adjust measure and beat points for editing.
How to select and adjust eighth note increments for detailed editing.
Steps to store a new chord using group and keyboard buttons.
How to continue storing chords after initial input.
Specifying the main chord for the sequence using keyboard buttons.
How to edit specific parts of a preset or stored chord sequence.
Notes on transposition, 3-beat rhythms, and editing status.
How to store complex and 'on bass' chords.
Steps for specifying root note and chord value during editing.
How to mark portions of a sequence for repeat play.
Details on setting start/end points for repeat play.
How to send and receive user memory data via MIDI.
Explanation of auto and sound modes for guitar tuning.
How to use the auto mode for tuning guitar strings.
How to use the sound mode to tune guitar strings with a standard tone.
Notes on using the tuning function for other instruments and mode limitations.
Lists common issues and their remedies.
Details on settings maintained when power is off.
How to reset panel settings and chord sequences to factory defaults.
Comprehensive list of available instrument sounds and their keys.
List of available drum kits and their associated sounds.
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