Why are the keys lit but there is no sound on my Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard?
If your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard keys are lit but no sound is produced, it's likely that the power-on alert is reminding you that the power was left on without any operation. To restore power to normal, simply press any button or keyboard key.
How to fix no sound on Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard?
If your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard produces no sound, first, ensure the AC adapter is correctly attached or that the batteries are correctly installed and not dead. Next, check that the power is turned on and the volume isn't too low. Also, verify that the MODE switch is not in the CONCERT CHORD or FINGERED position, and that LOCAL CONTROL is turned on. Normal play is not possible on the accompaniment keyboard while the MODE switch is set to CONCERT CHORD or FINGERED. Change the MODE switch setting to NORMAL.
Why does auto accompaniment not sound on Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard?
If the auto accompaniment on your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard does not sound, it's likely that the accompaniment volume is set to 000. To fix this, use the FUNCTION button to increase the volume.
How to eliminate static noise from microphone on Radio Shack LK-1500 Electronic Keyboard?
If you are experiencing static noise when a microphone is connected to your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard, it could be due to using a microphone that isn't the recommended type or using the microphone near fluorescent lighting. Try using a recommended type of microphone and move the microphone away from any fluorescent lights.
Why is there no microphone sound on my Radio Shack LK-1500?
If you're not getting any microphone sound on your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard, first check that the microphone volume isn't set too low. If it is, increase it. Also, make sure the microphone ON/OFF switch is set to ON.
What to do if sound output doesn't change with key pressure on Radio Shack LK-1500 Electronic Keyboard?
If the sound output on your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard doesn't change when you vary key pressure, it means the touch response is turned off. To turn it on, press the FUNCTION button.
What to do if Radio Shack LK-1500 has issues on battery power?
If your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard is running on battery power and you notice any issues, it probably means the battery power is low. Replace the batteries with a new set or use the AC adapter.
Why does a key light stay on on my Radio Shack LK-1500?
If a key light stays on your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard, the keyboard is waiting for you to play the correct note during Step 1 or Step 2 play. Press the lit key to continue, or press the PLAY/STOP button to quit Step 1 or Step 2 play.
Why can't I recall data from a card on my Radio Shack LK-1500?
If you cannot recall data from a card on your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard, first, ensure the card is correctly inserted into the card slot. If it is, check that you're using a card with the voltage and capacity supported by the keyboard. If the issue persists, the card may be damaged, so try using a different card.
What to do if song play cuts out on Radio Shack LK-1500 Electronic Keyboard?
If song play on your Radio Shack Electronic Keyboard momentarily cuts out, it means the data is fragmented. You can perform a “save as” operation to save the data under a different name without deleting the original. Then, try performing the operation using the newly saved data. Alternatively, if you saved the data to the card from another location, format the card (which will delete its contents), and then save the data to the card again. Try performing the operation using the newly saved data.
Explains hazard symbols and their meanings.
AC adaptor, water, foreign matter, and disassembly.
Handling and misuse of batteries.
Dropping, plastic bags, location, cleaning, heavy objects.
Connectors, display, sound volume, health, and light.
264 tones, 120 rhythms, 100 built-in tunes.
Advanced 3-Step Lesson and Sing-along features.
Song Memory, SmartMedia, and Video Out.
Identifies and describes keyboard buttons and controls.
Explains indicator lights for various modes.
Powering on and playing the keyboard.
Steps for playing etudes and concert pieces.
Loading and handling AA batteries.
Connecting and using the AC adaptor.
Auto Power Off and Power On Alert.
How settings are saved.
Phones/Output and MIC IN jacks.
USB and Video Out ports.
Connecting foot pedals.
Using approved accessories.
Powering on, basic modes, and choosing tones.
Turning the key lighting on/off.
Accessing piano tunes and lessons.
SONGS, PIANO SONGS, and tempo.
Pause, fast forward/reverse, looping.
Changing melody tone and playing all tunes.
Step 1, 2, 3, evaluation mode, and results.
Focusing on weak phrases and fingerings.
Using the built-in metronome.
Connecting the mic, volume, and noise issues.
Using lyrics display on TV.
Selecting rhythms, playing, and using chords.
Intro, fill-in, and variation patterns.
Synchro start and ending patterns.
How song memory works, capacity, and controls.
Recording lessons and playback.
Recording keyboard play, tracks, and overdubbing.
Deleting parts/tracks.
Assigning multiple tones to keys.
Changing key and fine-tuning.
Adjusting sensitivity and audio levels.
Connecting via USB and installing drivers.
Expanding songs, GM tones, and channel settings.
Local control, Accompaniment output, GM mode.
Notes, program changes, control changes.
Precautions, inserting/removing, and formatting.
Playback, sing along, and lesson use.
Troubleshooting common error messages.
No sound, low volume, key lights, recording errors.
Computer, microphone, TV, and song data problems.
Avoiding heat, humidity, sunlight, and proper cleaning methods.
Details on model, keys, tones, rhythms, and power.
Indexes for tones, drums, and chords.
Indexes of built-in songs and rhythms.
Details on MIDI messages sent/received via USB.
Terms and conditions of the product warranty.
General| Number of Keys | 61 |
|---|---|
| Timbres/Voices | 100 |
| Rhythms | 100 |
| Demo Songs | 10 |
| Display | LCD |
| MIDI | No |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
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