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General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Number of Keys | 88 |
| Sound Engine/Source | PCM |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Speakers | Yes |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Transpose | Yes |
| Tuning | Yes |
| MIDI | Yes |
| Touch Sensitivity | 3 levels |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Keyboard | Weighted Hammer Action |
Warnings against opening the unit and servicing by unauthorized personnel.
Explains the significance of lightning flash and exclamation point symbols.
German certification for radio interference suppression.
Compliance statement for radio noise emissions in Canada.
Instructions for adjusting voltage for operation outside North America and Mexico.
Warning to keep the product away from rain and moisture.
Guide to connecting the blue and brown wires according to terminal markings.
Instructions for assembling the Technics piano as shown in figures.
Reverse the assembly procedure to disassemble the piano.
How to firmly secure the piano to the stand to prevent falling.
Instructions for setting up or removing the music stand.
How to open and close the keyboard cover slowly.
Instruction to plug in the power cord.
How to turn the piano on and adjust the main volume.
Lists the different sound buttons available on models.
Explains how playing harder increases volume.
16-note polyphony for simultaneous key presses.
32-note polyphony with pedal usage, or 16 notes.
How to adjust sound brightness using buttons.
Controls sustain on/off, with 4 stages on PX66.
Softens the sound and lowers volume; also sostenuto on PX44.
Sustains specific notes played while pedal is pressed.
Adds depth, reduces simultaneous notes to 8 or 16.
Applies reverberation; select from 4 echo types.
Allows raising or lowering the key for vocal accompaniment.
Notes outer ranges may shift octave when transposing.
Effects stored independently for each sound and recalled.
Mix sounds by pressing two SOUND buttons simultaneously.
Adjust volume balance between mixed sounds using transpose buttons.
Press both MODE SET buttons to enter MIDI setting mode.
Select MIDI basic channels for data transmission.
Switch between Omni ON and OFF modes for MIDI reception.
Press MIDI PROGRAM CHANGE to exit setting mode.
Connections for pitch adjustment and pedal stand.
Connect external devices and output to amplifiers.
For silent practice using headphones, switches off speakers.
Check MAIN VOLUME and use sliding control.
Explains polyphony limits and effect on simultaneous notes.
Describes THRU, OUT, and IN MIDI terminals.
Specifies using a standard 5-pin DIN MIDI cable.
Guide to applying MIDI function labels.
Pressing MODE SET buttons to enter the mode.
Configure basic channel, omni mode, and data transmission.
How to exit the MIDI setting mode and reset.
Table mapping banks and numbers to sounds.
How to send messages using bank and number keys.
Explains MIDI note numbers and their relation to keys.
Advice on ventilation, sunlight, heat, humidity, vibration, and dust.
Correct voltage, no DC power, handling cord with wet hands.
Do not insert metal items or touch internal parts.
Cleaning tips and switching off after use.
Details MIDI functions, data, and their transmission/reception.
Explains different MIDI modes (Omni, Poly, Mono).
Details keyboard size, sounds, brilliance, and reverb.
Lists MIDI capabilities, outputs, and power requirements.
Physical dimensions and net weight of the piano models.
Lists available piano sounds and variations.
Details brass, string, and wind instrument sound variations.
Explains how to use the keyboard percussion feature.
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