What to do if my SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument sound is distorted?
If the sound from your SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument is distorted or intermittent, or if the instrument crashed, the cause is likely an unqualified DC-adapter or flat batteries. Ensure you are using a qualified DC-adapter or replace the batteries.
How to fix no sound on my SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument?
If your SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument produces no sound when pressing keys while powered on, check the Master Volume and accompaniment Volume levels to ensure they are properly adjusted. Also, note that the internal speaker system automatically shuts off when equipment is plugged into the headphone jack.
What to check if my SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument has no sound or LED display with AC adapter?
If your SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument shows no sound and no LED display when using the AC adapter, verify that the power socket is functional and the AC adapter is securely plugged into the power jack. Also, ensure the power jack is properly connected to the AC adapter.
Why SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument has no sound or LED display when using batteries?
If your SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument has no sound and no LED display when using batteries, ensure the batteries are correctly inserted with the proper anode/cathode orientation. Also, check if the batteries are flat and need replacement.
How to stop SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument speakers from making noise near a mobile phone?
If the speakers of your SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument are making noise when a mobile phone is nearby, switch off the mobile phone or move it further away from the instrument. The mobile phone might be interfering with the instrument, causing the noise.
How to reset pitch on SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument?
If the pitch of notes changes on your SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument, check if the “Transpose” +/- is set to the “00” position.
How to adjust master volume on SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument?
To adjust the master volume on your SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument, check whether the Master control and accompaniment volume are turned to the proper levels.
What to do if accompaniment key changes on SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument?
If the accompaniment key changes while you are playing synchronously on your SAWTOOTH Musical Instrument, you might have accidentally pressed a key in the left-hand range (the left 19 keys of the keyboard).
Covers essential warnings like avoiding disassembly, handling power cords, and operating with wet hands.
Advises on avoiding humid places, direct sunlight, and proper handling during movement.
Details the layout and functions of the keyboard's top panel controls and buttons.
Details microphone input and headphone output jacks for external connectivity.
Explains how to power the keyboard using either an AC-DC adapter or batteries.
Provides important cautions regarding battery types, mixing old/new, and leakage.
Covers powering on the keyboard and adjusting the master volume.
Explains how to choose from 300 different instrument voices using buttons.
Introduces basic effects and controls like Keyboard drum and Sustain.
Describes how to activate and deactivate the sustain effect for notes.
Explains how to apply the vibrato effect to notes played on the keyboard.
Details dividing the keyboard for left and right-hand playing with different voices.
How to adjust the tempo for rhythms, metronome, and demo songs.
Explains how to shift the keyboard's pitch up or down in semitone intervals.
Describes micro-controlling the tone within 99 levels between connecting tones.
How to select and play different beat voices (1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4).
Selects and plays 8 types of percussion sounds available on the panel.
How to push or pull the pitch bend to alter note pitch continuously.
Introduces functions like Start/Stop for selecting accompaniments.
Starts sync effect, allowing rhythm when keys are pressed in the left section.
Adds a short fill-in rhythm variation during playback.
Adjusts accompaniment volume across 8 levels, with a default of 06.
Explains Single Finger and Fingered Chord modes for auto accompaniment.
Ends auto accompaniment under chord status while rhythm continues.
Guides on engaging record mode, playing recorded tones, and program mode.
Explains 'Demo all' and 'Demo one' modes for playing pre-recorded songs.
Explains 'One key teaching' and 'Follow teaching' modes for learning songs.
A comprehensive list of 300 different instrument voices available on the keyboard.
A comprehensive list of various rhythm patterns available for accompaniment.
A list of 50 demo songs included with the electronic keyboard.
Provides possible reasons and solutions for common problems encountered with the keyboard.
Lists key technical details including standards, display, voice/rhythm count, and dimensions.
Display| display type | LED |
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Sound and Rhythm| number of voices | 300 |
|---|---|
| number of rhythms | 300 |
| number of demo songs | 50 |
Power| power input | DC9V |
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| power adapter | DC9V 500mA |
| quiescent current | 120mA |
Dimensions and Weight| dimensions | 1008x431x171 mm |
|---|---|
| net weight | 5.4 kg |
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