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General| Brand | Suzuki |
|---|---|
| Model | HP-9 |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Lists main features like weighted keyboard, sound system, sequencer, metronome, effects, transpose, and MIDI capabilities.
Provides crucial safety notices regarding electrical shock, cover removal, and servicing by qualified personnel.
Instructions to avoid damage from sunlight, heat, humidity, dust, and vibration.
Guidelines for AC cord usage, safe handling, transport, and proper cleaning methods.
Advice on managing interference and restrictions on opening the unit for service.
A four-step guide covering unpacking, assembly, power connection, and initial play.
Lists all components included in the package for HP-8 and HP-9 models.
Visual instructions for assembling the piano stand.
Further visual steps (Step A) for assembling the piano stand structure.
Completing stand assembly (Steps B, C) and connecting the pedal cable.
Lists all components included in the package for the HP-10 model.
Visual instructions for assembling the HP-10 piano stand (Steps A and B).
Final steps (C and 3) for attaching the piano, back panel skirt, and pedals.
Instructions for plugging in the AC cord and turning the piano on.
Guidance on using Master Volume, Brilliance, and Bass/Treble controls.
Details on Power, Volume, Brilliance, Demo, and Effects controls.
Explanation and adjustment methods for Reverb and Chorus effects.
Explains Function, Voice Selection, Split, and Dual buttons.
How to select instrument voices and use Split/Dual functions for layering.
Details Transpose, Lesson, Value, Metronome, and Recorder buttons.
Brief overview of Transpose, Lesson, Metronome, and Recorder features.
Instructions on how to play and stop the piano's built-in demonstration songs.
Step-by-step guide to activate and adjust the Reverb effect.
Instructions on how to activate and adjust the Chorus effect.
Details on adjusting Chorus depth and its memory feature.
Guide on assigning different voices to keyboard sections.
Information on octave shifts and how to turn off the split mode.
Instructions for combining two voices and balancing their volumes.
Explains how to transpose the keyboard's pitch to different keys.
Using Value buttons to adjust pitch in semitone steps.
Procedure to reset the piano's pitch to standard A440.
Description of the Lesson feature that splits the keyboard for two players.
Information on Lesson mode operation and assigning voices to each half.
How to reset the piano and use Value buttons for adjustments.
Guide to setting tempo and selecting time signatures for the metronome.
Procedure to reset the metronome tempo to its default value.
Step-by-step instructions for recording a musical performance on Track 1.
Instructions on how to play back a recorded performance from Track 1.
Guide to using the second track for recording and playback.
How to record on Track 2 while listening to Track 1 simultaneously.
Instructions for playing both tracks together and erasing them.
How to use the Function button to access and select touch sensitivity.
Descriptions of Fixed, Soft, Normal, and Hard touch sensitivity settings.
Steps to raise or lower the entire keyboard's pitch.
Procedure to return the keyboard's pitch to the standard A440 tuning.
Explanation of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and its purpose.
Details on MIDI IN, OUT, and THRU ports for different models.
Illustrates MIDI connections to tone generators, keyboards, and computers.
Instructions for enabling or disabling Local Control for the internal tone generator.
Steps to select a specific MIDI channel for receiving data.
Selecting the MIDI channel for lower split keyboard input data.
Selecting the MIDI channel for transmitting data.
Choosing the MIDI output channel for lower split keyboard data transmission.
A detailed chart listing the MIDI data transmitted and recognized by the piano.
Details on Bass/Treble tone controls and Audio In/Out connections.
Information on MIDI ports, headphone jacks, and pedal inputs.
Specifications for the keyboard, instrument voices, and available functions.
Details on controls, digital effects, and touch sensitivity settings.
Technical specifications for metronome, recorder, speakers, and power output.
Summary of connector types, finish options, dimensions, and weight.
Details on the one-year warranty for labor and parts.
Conditions that void the warranty and contact information for service.
Information on piano benches and compatible keyboard amplifiers.
Details on stereo headphones and where to find more product information.
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