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FP-9 OWNER’S MANUAL CORRECTIONS
There are some incorrect descriptions in the FP-9 Owner’s Manual (the first edition).
We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Please correct as follows.
¢ The 3rd “MEMO” on the right side of page 14.
(Wrong)
(Correct)
During dual play, depressing a pedal applies its effect only to the upper tone. If
you want to apply the effect to the lower tone as well, check out “Setting Whether
to Apply Effects to the Lower Tone” (p. 20).
During dual play, depressing a pedal applies its effect both to the upper tone and
lower tone. If you don’t want to apply the effect to the lower tone, check out “Set-
ting Whether to Apply Effects to the Lower Tone” (p. 20).
¢ The 4th “MEMO” on the right side of page 15.
(Wrong)
(Correct)
¢ The line
page 20.
(Wrong)
(Correct)
Depressing a pedal during split play applies its effect only to the upper tone. If
you want to apply the effect to the lower tone as well, check out “Setting Whether
to Apply Effects to the Lower Tone” (p. 20).
Depressing a pedal during split play applies its effect both to the upper tone and
lower tone. If you don’t want to apply the effect to the lower tone, check out “Set-
ting Whether to Apply Effects to the Lower Tone” (p. 20).
under “Setting Whether to Apply Effects to the Lower Tone” of
During dual play or split play, depressing a pedal applies its effect to just the
upper tone. However, you can make it so that the effect is also applied to the lower
tone.
During dual play or split play, depressing a pedal applies its effect both to the
upper tone and lower tone. However, you can make it so that the effect is applied
only to the upper tone.
* The “MEMO” on the right side of page 20.
(Wrong)
(Correct)
At powerup, the setting is for applying effects only to the upper tone.
At powerup, the setting is for applying effects both to the upper tone and lower
tone.
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