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General| Brand | Rhodes |
|---|---|
| Model | Mark 7-73 AM |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Welcomes the user and highlights the legacy of the Rhodes Mark 7 piano.
Provides details about the warranty coverage for the Rhodes Mark 7 piano.
Lists key features of the Active MIDI Series, including sensing technology and MIDI connectivity.
Details enhancements made to the piano, such as case design, action, and pedal integration.
Explains the function of the USB jack for MIDI information transfer and driver installation.
Describes the standard MIDI IN, OUT, and THRU jacks and their signal routing capabilities.
Details the headphone jack for monitoring piano output, separate from MIDI sounds.
Explains the use of EFFECTS RETURN and SEND jacks for external effects processing.
Describes stereo unbalanced and balanced XLR outputs for connecting to audio equipment.
Instructions for connecting the Rhodes power supply, emphasizing correct insertion and safety.
Explains the volume control for the piano preamplifier output to various jacks.
Covers LO, MID, and FREQ controls for adjusting bass, midrange frequencies, and frequency settings.
Describes the Hi Control for boosting or cutting treble frequencies.
Explains the SP and INT controls for adjusting the speed and intensity of the tremolo effect.
Instructions for attaching the sustain pedal using bayonet fittings and the adjustable push rod.
Details the on/off switch for the piano preamplifier, noting the correct switch position.
Covers Pitch Bend/Modulation Wheels, LCD Screen, Encoder, and Volume Control for MIDI/USB operations.
Explains controlling external equipment and using USB for MIDI signals.
Describes the user interface components: LCD screen, volume knob, and encoder knob for MIDI control.
Explains how to select and edit parameter values using the data encoder knob.
Details MIDI Volume control and the system's 50 patches for message control and zones.
How to select patches and access/alter patch parameters like routing and MIDI channels.
Settings for handling incoming MIDI messages: discard, USB to MIDI, MIDI to USB.
Covers zone count, selection, transmission ports, and MIDI channel assignment for splits and layers.
Setting zone low/high keys, program change modes, and program/bank selection.
Configuring key pressure (aftertouch), transposition, and velocity curves for zones.
Describes different velocity curve options (Normal, Hard, Soft, Medium) for playing style.
Instructions for editing, naming, and storing patches on the instrument.
Step-by-step guide to access the restricted service mode using the data encoder.
Procedure for recording relaxed states of keys, wheels, and pedal for calibration.
Detailed steps for pressing keys to calibrate velocities and aftertouch.
Recording extreme values for MIDI Volume, Pitch/Modulation wheels, and Pedal.
Identifying and recording the sustain pedal's "sweet spot" for damper release.
Final step to permanently store the adjustments made during the service procedure.
Congratulates the user and advises checking adjustments after service.
How to adjust timbre using the front tone resonator screw, avoiding the rear one.
Adjusting pitch by sliding the tuning spring forward or backward.
Adjusting pickup volume by loosening the pickup screw and moving it closer or further from the tine.
Information on lifting the Harp Assembly for service by removing harp screws.
Outlines the warranty period for labor and parts, and Rhodes' responsibilities.
Lists responsibilities for obtaining warranty service, including proof of purchase.
Details what is not covered by the warranty, such as cosmetic issues or misuse.
States the copyright year and owner of the product documentation.
