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Pedals
1. Plug the power cord into the wall socket. 2. Install the music stand (included).
� Insert it into the two holes.
3. Open the keyboard cover.
Soft pedal
Sustain pedal
� Open and close the cover gently.
Sustain pedal
The sound fades gradually after the keys are released.
4. Turn on the POWER button.
POWER
OFF ON
Soft pedal
The tones are softened, and the volume is slightly lower.
(Right side of keyboard) � The indicator lamp at the left on the front of the piano lights up when power is on. � You can now play the keyboard for a piano performance.
5. Adjust the loudness with the VOLUME
control.
� While pressing the MODE SET button (to the left of keyboard), press one of the keyboard keys that corresponds to an indicated DEMO number.
MODE SET
1 2 3 DEMO 4 5 6
MEDLEY
PHONES
MAX
VOLUME
MIN
1: 2: 3: 4: (Beneath the keyboard, left side)
GRAND PIANO demonstration UPRIGHT PIANO demonstration E.PIANO demonstration HARPSI demonstration
� One or two headphones sets can be connected to the PHONES jacks. (The speakers are automatically switched off.)
5: PIPE ORGAN demonstration 6: STRINGS demonstration MEDLEY: A medley of all the tunes � To discontinue the demonstration while it is playing, press the MODE SET button. � The MEDLEY will repeat continuously until the MODE SET button is pressed. � The indicator for the MODE SET button flashes during the demonstration performance.
A
SOUND GRAND PIANO UPRIGHT PIANO E.PIANO HARPSI PIPE ORGAN MODE SET STRINGS G
B
A A B B TRANSPOSE C D D E E F F#
C
TOUCH SENSITIVITY NORMAL LIGHT HEAVY
D
REVERB ON OFF
MODE SET
SOUND
� While pressing the SOUND button, press one of the keyboard keys that corresponds to an indicated SOUND name.
� Alternatively, each time you press the SOUND button, the sound changes to the one indicated to the right of the sound that is currently active. (If STRINGS is the currently active sound, the sound will change to GRAND PIANO.) � In the initialized state (the settings in effect when the instrument is turned on), the GRAND PIANO sound is selected.
Mix two sounds � To mix two different sounds, while pressing the SOUND button, press the two keys for the desired sounds.
� Both sounds are produced when you play a key.
� While pressing the MODE SET button, press the keyboard key to specify the key you wish to change to (TRANSPOSE). The pitch of the instrument changes in semitone increments.
� When a keyboard key is pressed, the MODE SET indicator flashes. � In the initialized state, the key is C.
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