Technics SX-G5 - Page 38

In asimilar manner, store the contents of your favorite songs
in the remaining tracks of the memory pack.
e Write the titles of the stored songs on the index label of the
memory pack.
Steps 3 to 7 above remove the contents of the stored
memory pack and store the new song.
If you wish to keep the stored contents, turn on the digital
memory pack’s memory protector.
By using the optional digital memory pack, you can form
an original library of your favorite songs.
7
@ The memory pack allows storage of your performance
in either the PS mode or the FSC mode. The PS mode
stores 1 song including a melody while the FSC mode
stores only the registration for 4 songs (SY-P2) or 8
songs (SY-P3).
To perform the stored contents, be sure to use the
mode in which they were stored.
eWhen the other mode is used, either the stored
contents cannot be performed or the organ may not
operate properly.
When the organ does not operate properly:
1. Press the Fullband Setting Computer button to turn
it on.
2. Press the initial key on the lower keyboard. |
Let's
Place
the
Memory
Pack
Contents
in
the
Organ!
.
Insert
the
memory
pack
in
the
slot
to
the
right
of
the
upper
keyboard.
. Press the Fullband Setting Computer button.
_
Press
the
keys
on
the
lower
keyboard
that
correspond
to
the
number
of
the
song
you
wish
to
play.
The
tones
and
effects
played
at
the
beginning
of
the
song
will
be
indicated
by
the
LEDs.
e At the same time, the contents stored in the Program
Chord Computer and Voice Setting Computer, etc. are
also set automatically.
# Musical Display~
The Fullband Setting Computer number selected with the
lower keyboard is displayed.
(G5) (G7-F3)
| 2 |
For the SX-GS5, the selected
number is displayed only
when the Fullband Setting
Computer button is on.
Rhythm tempo
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Connection
Terminals
Below the lower keyboard:
line out for ext speaker
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m OCO
(Phones) mic aux
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Phones
For
silent
practice
headphones
may
be
used.
When
plugged
in,
the
organ’s
speaker
system
is
automatically
switched
off,
and
the
entire
organ
is
heard
only
through
the
headphones.
(Use
headphones
with
16
ohm
impedance.)
Mic
(input
level
7.5
mV
10kQ)
The
organ
will
accept
a
microphone
of
the
uni-directional
type.
This
type
of
microphone
reduces
feedback
to
the
minimum.
Mic
Volume
balances
instrumental
or
vocal
sounds
fed
into
the
microphone
with
the
loudness
of
the
organ.
Aux
(input
level
150
mV,
10kQ)
Among
the
many
items
which
can
be
connected
to
this
are
tape/disc
pre-amps,
portable
synthesizers,
etc.
(F3)
Line
Out
(output
level
300
mV,
6009)
By
plugging
intoa
high-
power
amplifier,
the
organ
sound,
including
microphone
and
auxiliary
instruments,
can
be
reproduced
at
a very
high
volume
level.
The
organ
can
be
tape
recorded
by
using
this
method
of
connection
also.
A 2-channel
output
(LR)
ora
3-
channel
output
(1,
2,
3)
can
be
selected
with
a
switch.
€xt. 1/O (FD)
An optional digital disk recorder may be connected to this
terminal for the storage of longer music performances or
groupings of songs.
Light (off »on) (F3)
Turns the panel light and the foot light on/off.