Yamaha V50 - Page 13

Rear panel
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Insert this plug into an AC outlet of the correct
voltage.
Power switch (POWER)
This is the power switch. The power is on when this
switch is pressed in. The front panel display will light
when the power is turned on.
MIDI terminals (IN, OUT, THRU)
Connect MIDI cables to these terminals. IN receives
MIDI signals, OUT transmits MIDI signals, and
THRU re-transmits the MIDI signals that were re-
ceived at the IN terminal.
Audio Outputs (L/MONO, R)
These jacks output the sound. If you have two
amplifiers, connect the left channel to L/MONO
and the right channel to R. If you have only one
amplifier, connect it to L/MONO.
Front side
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Volume pedal jack (VOLUME)
An optional volume pedal can be connected here.
Foot controller jack (FC)
An optional foot controller (FC7, FC9, etc.) can
be connected here to regulate tone, pitch, or volume.
Foot switch jack (FS)
An optional foot switch (FC4, FCS, etc.) can be
connected here to turn sustain (sustaining notes)
or the portamento (smoothly changing pitch) on/off.
Sequencer switch jack (PLAY/STOP)
An optional foot switch (FC4, FCS, etc.) can be
connected here to start or stop sequencer playback.
(This will function in the same way as the front panel
keys [> ] and [co _] but not while recording.)
Headphone output (PHONES)
A pair of stereo headphones can be connected here.
The connector is a standard stereo headphone output
jack, and corresponds to the rear panel L and R
output jacks. (Use headphones of 8-150 ohms
impedance.)
Breath controller jack (BREATH CONT)
An optional breath controller (BC1, BC2) can be
connected here to affect volume or tone according
to the force of your breath.
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