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General| Type | Electronic Organ |
|---|---|
| Keyboard | 49 keys (upper manual), 49 keys (lower manual) |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Voices | Multiple preset voices |
| Rhythms | Built-in rhythm patterns |
| Speakers | Built-in |
| Power Supply | AC power |
Instructions for cleaning the Electone cabinet and keys using a soft, slightly damp cloth and neutral cleanser.
Guidance on preventing interference with radio or television receivers due to digital circuitry.
Highlights the AWM and FM tone generation technologies for expressive sound quality.
Details the Electone's capability to record and play back musical performances using a disk.
Describes the variety of 41 authentic drum and percussion rhythm patterns available.
Basic steps to begin playing the Electone after setup, including turning it on.
Explains the five factory preset registrations and how to select them for playing.
Introduces the built-in registrations and the Organ Select function for calling up sounds.
Instructions on selecting voices for the Upper Keyboard, Lead, Lower, and Pedal sections.
Lists available voices and their corresponding button/page assignments for selection.
Details on adjusting Footages, Response, Attack, Length, Click, and Tremolo for organ sounds.
Explains how to access and adjust voice parameters like Volume, Feet, Tremolo, and Vibrato.
Describes the Reverb effect for adding an echo-like sound to all voice sections.
Details the Sustain function for controlling the fade-out of released keys.
Explains the Tremolo effect, simulating a rotating speaker sound.
Information on selecting and playing the 41 available rhythm patterns.
Details the Auto Bass Chord function for automatic chord and bass accompaniment.
Instructions on playing drum and percussion sounds using the keyboard.
Describes the SoloStyle function for automatic musical embellishments.
Procedure for storing panel settings and functions to Registration Memory buttons.
Function to change registrations sequentially without removing hands from keyboards.
How to reset all stored registrations to factory presets using a Power On operation.
Explains the functions of the two footswitches for performance control.
Details the knee lever's function for controlling Melody On Chord/SoloStyle or Sustain.
Adjusts the coarse pitch setting of all voices in half-steps for key changes.
Sets the MIDI channels for transmitting Upper, Lower, and Pedalboard data.
Describes the headphone jack connection and its effect on speaker output.
Procedure for formatting a blank disk before recording data.
Step-by-step guide to recording a song performance onto the Music Disk Recorder.
Instructions for playing back recorded songs from the disk.
Feature to repeatedly play back all songs or a single selected song.
Details on Custom Play, Pause, Fast Forward, and Fast Reverse operations.
Common problems related to LEDs, sound output, noise, interference, and panel malfunctions.
Troubleshooting for accompaniment, rhythm, and music disk recorder errors.
Comprehensive list of technical specifications including keyboard, voices, effects, and dimensions.
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