What to do if my thomann SP-320 has no sound?
If you're not hearing any sound from your thomann Musical Instrument, here are a few things to check: 1. Ensure the volume control is appropriately adjusted. 2. Verify that headphones are not connected, as this will mute the speakers. 3. Confirm in the function menu that the built-in sound system is activated; the display should show ‘Local On’.
Why does my thomann SP-320 malfunction when using a mobile phone?
Using a mobile phone near your thomann Musical Instrument can cause interference. To prevent this, either turn off the mobile phone or use it at a safe distance from the instrument.
Why does my thomann Musical Instrument make a 'pop' sound when switching it on and off?
The 'pop' sound you hear from the speakers of your thomann Musical Instrument when switching it on and off is normal. There is no need to worry about it.
General| Touch Sensitivity | Yes |
|---|---|
| Sounds | 12 |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Speakers | 2 x 10 W |
| Sound Generation | Sampled |
| Recording | 2 tracks |
| Connections | Headphones, USB, MIDI |
| Functions | Transpose, Split, Layer |
| Included Accessories | Power Supply, Music Rest |
| Keys | 88 weighted keys with hammer action |
Accessing manual downloads and online support resources for additional product details and assistance.
Explanation of symbols, lettering, and formatting used throughout the manual for clear communication.
Defines the piano's proper use and outlines fundamental safety precautions for all users.
Covers critical safety alerts for hearing, operating conditions, power supply, batteries, and potential staining issues.
Highlights the core characteristics of the SP-320, including its keyboard, tones, effects, and connectivity options.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting the digital piano to AC power using the provided adapter.
Information and guidelines for powering the digital piano using D-cell batteries.
Details on connecting headphones and external audio equipment via the Line Out sockets.
Instructions for connecting the sustain pedal and using the USB-to-host port for MIDI and audio data.
Identification and explanation of all buttons, knobs, and indicators on the digital piano's operating panel.
Detailed description of the rear panel's connection ports, including their function and type.
Guide to turning the device on and off, and managing the automatic power-off feature.
Instructions for adjusting the master volume and customizing the keyboard's touch response sensitivity.
Instructions for playing demo songs and applying built-in Reverb and Chorus effects.
Guide to activating, setting time signatures, and adjusting the volume of the metronome.
Addresses typical issues like popping sounds, no audio, and mobile phone interference with practical solutions.
Comprehensive technical details including dimensions, power, connectivity, operating system, and speaker specifications.
Further technical information covering color, surface finish, keyboard mechanism, and optional accessories.
Details the MIDI features, message types, control changes, and system exclusive data exchanged by the device.
Explains the different MIDI channel modes (OMNI ON/OFF) and system reset commands.
First section of the table mapping specific keys to parameter adjustments like tuning, voice, and effects.
Second section of the table detailing parameter values for function button allocation across a range of keys.
Final section of the parameter mapping table, covering higher key ranges and tempo settings for function buttons.
Lists the default values for various piano functions as set from the factory, including tuning and tempo.
Instructions for the responsible disposal of packaging materials, batteries, and the electronic device.
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