Roland HP 1700L - Tuning Adjustment; Key Transpose Function

& Various features
Tuning
The tuning knob located on the rear panel allows you to tune the piano to other instru-
ments. When the knob is in the center position, middle A will be 440 Hz. When the knob
is at the "^e" mark toward the “#” side, A = 442 Hz. Tuning can be adjusted over a range
of +50 cents.
The tuning knob is set to the "e" position (A = 442Hz) by the manufacturer.
A-440Hz
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(-50cenüb # (+50 cent)
Key transpose
The
key
transpose
function
lets
you
transpose
the
pitch
without
changing
your
keyboard
fingering.
This
is
especially
convenient
when
you
are
accompanying
a
singer,
etc.
For example if you have transposed down 5 semi-notes...
When
you
play
these
keys...
these
pitches
will
sound.
To specify a key transposition
While holding [FUNCTION], press either of [£] or [b] buttons.
Each
time
you
press
#
([PIANO2)),
the
pitch
will
rise
by
one
semi-tone
(to
a
maximum
of 5 semi-tones).
Each
time
you
press
b
([PIANOT1]),
the
pitch
will
become
lower
by
one
semi-tone
(to
a maximum of 6 semi-tones).
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By pressing both [£) and [b] simultaneously you can turn the transpose function off.
When
you
set
a
key
transposition,
the
LED
will
light.
If
you
press
at
this
time,
either
the
[b]
LED
will
light
if
the
sound
is
lower
than
the
key
you
press,
or
the
[#]
LED
will
light
if
the
sound
is
higher
than
the
key
you
press.
Press
once
again,
and
the
LED
will
go out
and
the
key
transpose
function
will
be turned off.
Once
you
have
made
a
key
transpose
setting,
you
can
press
[FUNCTION
|
to
recall
the
previous
setting.
(The
LED
will
light.)
However,
key
transpose
is
always
cancelled
when you
turn
the
power
off.
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