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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Important SafetyInstructions

Before PlayingYour Keyboard

Appendix I: Tone

Appendix III: Demo Songs

Control Panel &External Connections

Basic operation

Appendix II: Rhythm

Troubleshooting &Manufacturing Info

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CONTROL PANEL AND EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS

1. Master volume

2. Accomp volume /Tempo / Fine tuning /Transposing

3. Tone /Rhythm /Chord Clear

4. LCD display

5. Record /Program /Play

6. Keyboard drum /Sustain /Vibrato /Keyboard Split

7. Numeric key 0-9 / + -

8. Power on/off

9. Start/Stop /Sync /Fill in /Single finger /Fingered chord

10. Panel percussion

11. Beat /One key teaching /Follow teaching /Demo all /Demo one

12. Key area

13. Speakers

14. Pitch bend

00-13

14-27

28-37

38-47

48-57

58-69

70-79

80-89

Beat

Rock

Dance

Soul Funk

Jazz

Country

Latin

Traditional

90-93

94-99

100-127

128-141

142-155

156-165

166-175

176-185

186-197

Pop

Folk

Synthesizer

Oriental Beat

Classic Rock

Modern Pop Music

Psychedelic

Blues

International

198-207

208-217

218-221

222-227

228-255

256-269

270-283

284-293

294-299

New Age Latin

Britpop

Ballad

House

Electronic

Classical Beat

R&B

New Age

Modern Jazz

00-07

08-16

17-23

24-31

32-39

40-47

48-55

56-63

Piano

Color Percussion

Organ

Guitar

Bass

String

Ensemble/Chorus

Brass

64-71

72-79

80-87

88-95

96-103

104-111

112-119

120-127

128

129-169

170-179

180-199

200-239

240-245

246-259

260-280

281-299

300RHYTHM

SELECTIONS

300TONE

SELECTIONS

Master Volume

POWER

On

ToneAccomp Volume

Start/Stop Sync Fill In BeatSingle FingerF ingered Chord

Tempo

Fine Tuning

Transposing

Rhythm

Chord Clear

Record

Program

PlayVibrato

SustainKeyboardDrum

KeyboardSplit

One Key Teaching

Follow Teaching

Demo All Demo One

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Before using this appliance, please read the manual carefully and keep it for future reference. Incorrect operation due to ignoring of instructions may cause harm or damage.

• Use only power adapter equipped with this electronic keyboard or the power adapter with DC 9V output voltage, 500mA output current and central anode plug to power your instrument.

• Do not disassemble any part of this instrument nor change any interior parts. Should any abnormal function occur in use, stop using it immediately and send it to qualified engineers for maintenance service.

• Never leave the instrument in circumstance with excessive dust, vibration, extreme low or high temperature.

• Never leave the instrument in an unstable place to avoid falling down.

• Never place any container with liquid on the instrument to prevent the liquid flow into the instrument.

• Clean the exterior with a dry and soft cloth. Never use a chemical solvent to clean the exterior of the instrument.

• Set the volume to ‘00’ before connecting the power and adjust the volume gradually to the proper level to prevent the damage to the speakers. Never turn the volume to Max. If you feel uncomfortable about the volume, lower it to prevent from hearing loss.

• Never apply excessive force or place heavy objects on the instrument nor apply excessive force to press the keyboard and pow-er button.

• The instrument must be unpacked by adults before use. It is not suitable for children to play with under 3 years old.

• Properly store or discard packaging material after unpacking.

• Specifications are subject to change without notice.

• Only use in area where the height above sea level is below 2000 meters.

• The power supply unit should be placed away from water drops or water splash.


1. Stool

2. X stand

3. Music rest

4. Headphone

5. Headphone jack

6. Microphone jack

7. DC 9V jack

8. Wrench and Screw 7

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BEFORE PLAYING YOUR KEYBOARD

Power Supply

. Using AC-DC power adapter

Please use the power adaptor equipped with this electronic keyboard or the power adaptor with DC 9V output voltage, 500mA output current and central anode plug.

Insert the DC plug of power adaptor into the DC 9V power jack at the back of the keyboard, then insert the other end into the Main socket.

Note: The input voltage of power adaptor must conform to the voltage of Mains.

Press the Power on/off button and start playing.

Caution:

Disconnect the power adapter when your instrument is not in use for an extended period of time to prevent possible damage.

. Using batteries

Open the battery compartment cover located at the bottom of the instrument.

Insert eight 1.5V D size LR-20 batteries. Follow the polarity marking on the cabinet. Close with the compartment cover, and make sure that it locks firmly in place.

1.5V 1.5V 1.5V

Caution:

1. Do not use different types of batteries.

2. Do not mix old and new batteries for use. In case electrolyte leaks in the battery compartment, wipe it off completely before replacing with new batteries. Remove the batteries if the key-board is not in use for an extended period of time.

Rear External Connections

. Using microphone

Standard microphones can be plugged into the MIC jack.

ACCESSORIES

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Assembly instructions for X stand:

1 Fix the two bottom stands on the two feet of the X framework with screws and the wrench.

2 Fix the two beams on the two top points of the X framework with screws and the wrench.


Rhythm

Selecting Rhythm

This keyboard has 300 types of rhythms. Press the Rhythm button to activate rhythm selection. Choose one shown on the Appendix II. Then enter its number by pressing Numeric key button or +/- button.

Effect and Control

. Keyboard drum

Press the Keyboard drum button to activate the drum effect. The tone will change to drum while you play. Press the button again to return to the original piano tone.

. Sustain

Press the Sustain button once, the tone will decay gradually after lifting your fin-ger from the keyboard. Press the button again to turn the sustain effect off.

. Vibrato

Press the Vibrato button to turn Vibrato effect on. The Vibrato effect will be pro-duced when you play. Press the button again to turn the vibrato effect off.

. Using headphone

A standard pair of headphones can be plugged into the PHONES jack for private practice or late-night playing. The internal speaker system is automatically shut off when a pair of headphones is plugged in.

3.5mm

Headphone output jack

3.5mm Headphone plug

BASIC OPERATION

Start to Play

. Power on/off

After connecting the AC adapter or plac-ing the batteries, press the Power on/off button to turn on the power.

. Master Volume

Rotate the Master volume knob clockwise to increase the Mas-ter volume and anti-clockwise to decrease the Master volume. Accompaniment volume will be changed accordingly when Master Volume is adjusted.

Tone

Selecting Tone

This keyboard has 300 types of tones. The default setting for the instrument is Acoustic Grand Piano tone. Press the Tone button to activate tone selection. Choose one shown on the Appendix I. Then enter its number by pressing Numeric key button or +/- button.

. Keyboard Split

Press the Keyboard Split button to divide the keyboard into left-hand and right-hand keyboard. The left 24 keys will be counted as left-hand keyboard and the rest keys will be counted as right-hand keyboard. You can choose a tone on the right-hand keyboard by pressing the number on numeric key buttons. The tone on the left-hand keyboard is initially set by the producer. Press the button again to turn the split effect off.

. Tempo

Press the Tempo button +/- to in-crease or decrease the tempo value for the rhythm, metronome and demo song. There are 210 tempos valued between 30 to 240 beats per minute. Press + and - buttons simultaneously to return to default value 120.

. Transposing

Press the Transposing button + or - to increase or decrease the transpose value up and down in 6 levels and change the pitch of entire keyboard up and down in semitone intervals. Press + and - buttons simultaneously to return to the default keyboard tone.

Tempo

Transposing


. Fine tuning

Press the Fine tuning + or - buttons to micro control the tone within a range of 99 levels between the two connecting tones. Press and hold + or - button to increase or decrease the levels contin-uously. Press + and -buttons simultane-ously to return to the default setting.

. Beat

Press the Beat button to activate the beat effect. Select from the 4 Beat levels (1/4 ,2/4, 3/4 and 4/4) by pressing the Beat button once at a time.

Beat One Key Teaching

Follow Teaching

Demo All Demo One

. Top Panel Percussion

Select one of the 8 Percussion buttons as follows to produce the percussion.

Panel percussion list

Wood Block L Snare L

Hand Clap Bongo L

Hi-Hat Open Bass Drum H Soft

Hi-Hat Closed Bass Drum L

Fine Tuning

Rhythm Accompaniment and its Functions

. Start/stop

Press the Start/Stop button to start. Select the accompaniment from 0 to 299 from Appendix I by pressing the number in nu-meric key buttons.

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4

7

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5

8

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3

6

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Start/Stop Sync Fill In Single Finger Fingered Chord

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. Sync

Press the Sync button to start the sync effect and press any of the left 19 keys to activate the rhythm. The auto chord will start when you play any key in the left 19 keys if the chord effect is activated. Press the Sync button to end the rhythm effect and start sync effect when Rhythm is on. Press again to end sync effect.


. Fill in

Press the Fill in button to add a short fill in rhythm variation at any time while the rhythm is played.


. Accomp Volume

There are 8 levels of accompaniment volume. The default level of accompa-niment volume is 7. Press + or - button to adjust the accompaniment volume while the selected volume is displayed on digital display. Press the + and - button simultaneously to return to the default volume.

Auto accompaniment

. Single Finger

Press the Start/Stop button to start the auto accompaniment. Then press Single finger button to start single finger accom-paniment. Press any of the left 19 keys to activate the rhythm. Press a different key on the left keyboard to select a different chord. The key you press will determine the root of the chord you play. Please refer to the following chart of playing C, C Min-er, C Seventh and C Miner-seventh Chords under Single finger mode. Press Start/Stop button again to end the effect.


C Cm C7 Cm7

. Fingered Chord

Press the Start/Stop button to start the auto accompaniment. Then press Fingered chord button to start fingered accompa-

Accomp Volume

niment. Press any of the left 19 to activate the rhythm. Press a different key on the left keyboard to select a different chord. Once you play the chord in auto accompaniment section of the keyboard, the chord with rhythm will be automatically activated to play. Please refer to the following chart of chord types. Press Start/Stop button again to end the effect.


C Cm Cm7 C7

. Chord Clear

Press the Chord clear button to end the auto accompaniment for the chord mode, the rhythm will continue to play.

Recording

1.Press the Record button to engage the record mode. Then press any key or tone of drums to start recording while the maximum number is shown on the display. The recording will automatically end when it is full and FUL is shown on display. All pre-vious recording will be automatically cleared while recording a new song.

2.Press the Play button to play the recording.

3.Press the Program button to engage program mode.

Tone

Rhythm

Chord Clear

Tone

Rhythm

Chord Clear


Pitch bend

Push up or pull down the Pitch bend when you play to turn the pitch up or down con-tinuously. Release the Pitch bend to return to the initial standard pitch.

Demo all

Press the Demo all button to play from the first song to the last one. Press to stop. Press again and it will start from the last song.


Follow Teaching

Demo All Demo One

Demo one

Press the Demo one button to play the song. Press to stop. Press again and it will start from the next song.


Follow Teaching

Demo All Demo One

Teaching function

Press the One key teaching or Follow teaching button to enter the teaching function. Press the number of keys or the +/- but-ton to select from different teaching Songs. Press the button again to exit.

One key teaching: The song will be played continuously re-

gardless of what you play on the keyboard.


Follow Teaching

Demo All Demo One

Follow teaching: You have to follow the displayed note and play it correctly, then play the next note shown automatically on display.


Follow Teaching

Demo All Demo One

APPENDIX I TONE

0 Acoustic Grand Piano 1 Bright Acoustic Piano

2 Electric Grand Piano 3 Honky-Tonk Piano

4 Rhodes Piano 5 Chorused Piano

6 Harpsichord 7 Clavichord

8 Celesta 9 Glockenspiel

10 Music Box 11 Vibraphone

12 Marimba 13 Xylophone

14 Tubular Bells 15 Dulcimer

16 Hammond Organ 17 Percussive Organ

18 Reed Organ 19 Church Organ

20 Reed Organ 21 Accordian

22 Harmonica 23 Tango Accordian

24 Acoustic Guitar (Nylon) 25 Acoustic Guitar (Steel)

26 Electric Guitar (Jazz) 27 Electric Guitar (Clean)

28 Electric Guitar (Muted) 29 Overdriven Guitar

30 Distortion Guitar 31 Guitar Harmonics

32 Acoustic Bass 33 Electric Bass(Finger)

34 Electric Bass (Pick) 35 Fretless Bass

36 Slap Bass 1 37 Slap Bass 2

38 Synth Bass 1 39 Synth Bass 2

40 Violin 41 Viola

42 Cello 43 Contrabass

44 Tremolo Strings 45 Pizzicato Strings

46 Orchestral Harp 47 Timpani

48 String Ensemble 1 49 String Ensemble 2

50 Synth Strings 1 51 Synth Strings 2

52 Choir Aahs 53 Voice Oohs

54 Synth Voice 55 Orchestra Hit

56 Trumpet 57 Trombone

58 Tuba 59 Muted Trumpet

60 French Horn 61 Brass Section

62 Synth Brass 1 63 Synth Brass 2

64 Soprano Sax 65 Alto Sax

66 Tenor Sax 67 Baritone Sax

68 Oboe 69 English Horn

70 Bassoon 71 Clarinet

72 Piccolo 73 Flute

74 Recorder 75 Pan Flute

76 Bottle Blow 77 Shakuhachi

78 Whistle 79 Ocarina

80 Lead 1 (Square) 81 Lead 2 (Sawtooth)

82 Lead 3 (Caliope Lead) 83 Lead 4 (Chiff Lead)

84 Lead 5 (Charang) 85 Lead 6 (Voice)


86 Lead 7 (Fifths) 87 Lead 8 (Bass+Lead)

88 Pad 1 (New Age) 89 Pad 2 (Warm)

90 Pad 3 (Polysynth) 91 Pad 4 (Choir)

92 Pad 5 (Bowed) 93 Pad 6 (Metallic)

94 Pad 7 (Halo) 95 Pad 8 (Sweep)

96 Fx 1 (Rain) 97 Fx 2 (Soundtrack)

98 Fx 3 (Crystal) 99 Fx 4 (Atmosphere)

100 Fx 5 (Brightness) 101 Fx 6 (Goblins)

102 Fx 7 (Echoes) 103 Fx 8 (Sci-Fi)

104 Sitar 105 Banjo

106 Shamisen 107 Koto

108 Kalimba 109 Bagpipe

110 Fiddle 111 Shanai

112 Tinkle Bell 113 Agogo

114 Steel Drums 115 Woodblock

116 Taiko Drum 117 Melodic Tom

118 Synth Drum 119 Reverse Cymbal

120 Guitar Fret Noise 121 Breath Noise

122 Seashore 123 Bird Tweet

124 Telephone Ring 125 Helicopter

126 Applause 127 Gunshot

128 Percussion 129 Rhythm Electric Piano

130 Baritone Xylophone 131 Glass Instrument

132 Bright Dulcimer 133 Rhythm Grand Piano

134 Traditional Piano 135 Aluminium Jean

136 Rock Grand Piano 137 Electronic Organ

138 Psychedelic Electronic 139 Water Jean

140 Bright Guitar 141 Orchestra Piccolo

142 Heavy Metal Guitar 143 Crystal Guitar

144 Queer Electric Piano 145 Bright Bass

146 Rock Electric Bass 147 Rhythm Electric Bass

148 Psychedelic Bass 149 Heavy Metal Bass

150 Magic Electronic 151 Bright Violin

152 Atonic Violin 153 Heavy Bass Orchestra

154 Synth Clarinet 155 Interactive Lead

156 For The Keyboard 157 Bagpipes

158 Suona 159 Pipa

160 Church Piano 161 Church Electric Piano

162 Synth Piano 163 Baritone Piano

164 Piano Pad 165 String Piano

166 Metal Piano 167 Light Rhythm Piano

168 Electric Piano Pad 169 Classical Piano

170 Guitar Organ 171 An Electric Guitar

172 Synthesis Nylon Guitar 173 Synth Electronic Guitar

174 Bright Clean Guitar 175 Orchestra Guitar

176 Psychedelic Guitar 177 Bright Organ

178 Pick Organ 179 Synth Accordion

180 Bright Violin 181 Stringed Violin

182 Trill Violin 183 Electronic Violin

184 Rock Violin 185 Rhythm Orchestra

186 Pizzicato Violin 187 Pizzicato Ensemble 1

188 Pizzicato Ensemble 2 189 Percussion Band

190 Baritonesynthcontrabass 191 Bass Flute

192 Distortion Contrabass 193 Contrabass Lead

194 Violin Lead 195 Cello Lead

196 Pizzicato Rhythm 197 High Harp

198 Harp Ensemble 199 Synth Harp

200 Baritone Trumpet 201 Trumpet Ensemble

202 Rhythm Trumpet 203 High Trumpet

204 Synth Trumpet 205 Bass Trombone

206 Trombone Ensemble 207 Rhythm Trombone

208 High Trombone 209 Mediant Trombone

210 Synth Trombone 211 Violin French Horn

212 French Horn Ensemble 213 Electronic French Horn

214 Synth French Horn 215 Psychedelic Synth Brass

216 Distortion Synth Brass 217 Vibraphone Synth Brass

218 Rock Synth Brass 219 Synth Muted Trumpet

220 Soprano Sax Ensemble 221 Rhythm Soprano Sax

222 Synth Soprano Sax 223 National Sax

224 Metal Sax 225 Baritone Sax Ensemble

226 Crystal Sax 227 Soft Baritone Sax

228 Synth Baritone Sax 229 Heavy Metal Sax

230 Church Oboe 231 Bass Oboe

232 Bright Oboe 233 Bright Oboe

234 Distortio Oboe 235 English Horn Ensemble

236 Pizzicato English Horn 237 Diplophonia English Horn

238 Bright English Horn 239 Synth English Horn

240 Psychedelic Synth Lead 241 Vibraphone Synth Lead

242 Marimba Synth Lead 243 Metal Fx

244 Electronic Fx 245 Electronic String Ensemble

246 Wind Fx 247 Clarinet Fx

248 Organ Fx 249 Crystal Fx

250 Synth Shamisen 251 Electronic Shamisen

252 Bright Sitar 253 Whistle Accord

254 Rhythm Nation 255 Bright Koto

256 Koto Lead 257 Diplophonia Koto

258 Baritone Koto 259 Synth Koto

260 Environmental Lead 261 Metal Lead


262 Orchestra Lead 263 Glockenspiel Lead

264 Bass Lead 265 Fifths Lead

266 Wind Lead 267 Atmosphere Lead

268 Sharp Lead 269 Bright Lead

270 East Nation Pad 271 Atmosphere Pad

272 Clear Pad 273 Electric Piano Pad

274 Clean Guitar Pad 275 Western Pad

276 Sci-Fi Pad 277 Metal Sci-Fi Pad

278 Clarinet Pad 279 Electronic Dance Pad

280 Psychedelic Electronic 281 Double Kalimba

282 Bright Kalimba 283 Crystal Kalimba

284 Synth Kalimba 285 Wind Bagpipe

286 High Bagpipe 287 Orchestra Bagpipe

288 Bright Bagpipe 289 Baritone Bagpipe

290 Slap Bagpipe 291 Environmental Shanai

292 Mediant Shanai 293 Baritone Shanai

294 Synth Shanai 295 High Shanai

296 Steel Drums Lead 297 Lyric Steel Drums

298 Orchestra Steel Drums 299 Synth Steel Drums

APPENDIX II RHYTHM

0 Beat 1 1 Beat 2

2 Beat 3 3 Beat 4

4 Beat 5 5 Beat 6

6 Beat 7 7 Beat 8

8 Beat 9 9 Beat 10

10 Beat 11 11 Beat 12

12 Beat 13 13 Beat 14

14 Rock 1 15 Rock 2

16 Cntr Rock 17 Country Rock

18 Dance Rock 19 Easy Rock

20 Glam Rock 21 Hard Rock1

22 Hard Rock2 23 Pop Rock

24 Rock+Roll 25 Rock Beat

26 Rock Folk 27 Rocky Pop

28 Dance 1 29 Dance 2





38 Soul funk 39 Euro soul

40 Funky soul1 41 Funky soul2

42 Funky soul3 43 Funky soul4

44 Funky soul5 45 Slow soul1

46 Slow soul2 47 Soul

48 big band1 49 big band2

50 blue grass 51 jazz samba

52 Jazz waltz 53 Jazz1

54 Jazz2 55 Swing1

56 Swing2 57 Swing3

58 Country1 59 Country2


62 Country waltz1 63 Country waltz2


66 Country7 67 Slow country1

68 Slow country2 69 Soul country

70 Baiao 71 Bequine

72 Bolero 73 Bossanova

74 Lambada 75 Mambo

76 Samba 77 Reggae

78 Rhumba 79 Tango

80 Habanera 81 March1

82 March2 83 Polka1

84 Polka2 85 Polka3

86 Vallenato 87 Waltz1

88 Waltz2 89 Waltz3

90 Pop 91 Love ballad

92 Easy Beat 93 Soft Beat

94 Shuffle 95 Cobmo

96 Shuffle1 97 Shuffle2

98 Slow folk 99 Step

100 Euro pop 101 Bachata beat1

102 Bachata beat2 103 Africa bossanova

104 China dance 105 Pop beat

106 Vienna waltz 107 Africa beat

108 Africa mambo 109 Euro march1

110 Euro march2 111 Euro merengue1

112 Euro merengue2 113 Middle East dance

114 Africa dance 115 Pop samba1

116 Pop samba2 117 Africa reggae

118 Euro rhumba1 119 Euro rhumba2

120 India samba1 121 India samba2

122 Jazz soul 123 Country swing1

124 Country swing2 125 Country swing3

126 Pop waltz 127 Pop classic


128 OrientalBeat1 129 OrientalBeat2







142 Jazz Rock1 143 Jazz Rock2

144 Soft Rock 145 Classic Rock

146 Folkrock1 147 Folkrock2

148 Waltz Rock 149 Heavy metal rock1

150 Heavy metal rock2 151 70' Rock

152 80' Rock 153 Middle Eastern rock

154 Traditional Rock 155 Rock Disco

156 Modern dance1 157 Modern dance2

158 Modern dance3 159 Modern dance4

160 Modern dance5 161 New century1

162 New century2 163 New century3

164 RockDance1 165 RockDance2

166 Psyche delic 1 167 Psyche delic 2

168 Soft Rock 169 Post Rock

170 Goth Psychedelic 171 Soul Psychedelic 1

172 Soul Psychedelic 2 173 Soul Psychedelic 3

174 Soul Psychedelic 4 175 Soul Psychedelic 5

176 Soul Psychedelic 1 177 Electric Blues

178 Folk Blues 179 Jazz Blues

180 Jump Blues 181 New Orleans Blues

182 New York Blues 183 Piano Blues

184 Soul Blues 185 Urban Blues

186 Afro Beat 187 Afro Pop

188 Celtic Pop 189 Hawaiian Pop

190 Indian Pop 191 European Traditions

192 World Fusion 193 Dou Jin

194 Shima Uta 195 Enka

196 Japanese Folk Music 197 Middle East Pop

198 Pop baiao 199 Pop bequine

200 New Age Latin 201 New bossanova

202 Rock lambada 203 Bluse mambo

204 Pop samba 205 Reggae Ballad

206 Pop Rhumba 207 Rock Tango

208 Britpop1 209 Britpop2

210 Britpop3 211 Britpop4

212 Trip Hop1 213 Trip Hop2

214 Chamber pop 215 Britpopwaltz1

216 Britpopwaltz2 217 Britpopwaltz3

218 Classical ballad1 219 Classical ballad2

220 Light Ballad 221 Rhythm Ballad

222 Hard House 223 Deep House

224 Acid House 225 Progressive House

226 Epic House 227 Trible House

228 Big Beat 229 Down tempo

230 Electro1 231 Electro2

232 Electro3 233 House dance

234 Idm 235 Jungle Drum

236 Techno 237 Trance

238 Trip-Hop 239 Experimental Electronic

240 Western Swing 241 Alt-Country

242 Americana 243 Charanga

244 Tropical 245 Ambient

246 Punk Metal 247 Experimental Rock

248 Noise-Rock 249 Celtic New Age

250 Ethnic Fusion 251 Techno-Tribal

252 Experimental 253 Minimalism

254 Traditional Pop 255 Noise

256 Classical beat1 257 Classical beat2







270 Contemporary R&b1 271 Contemporary R&b2

272 Contemporary R&b3 273 Contemporary R&b4

274 Contemporary R&b5 275 Deep Funk

276 Doo Wop 277 Left-Field Hip-Hop

278 Motown 279 Neo-Soul1

280 Neo-Soul2 281 Neo-Soul3

282 New Jack Swing 283 Urban

284 Contemporary Instrumental 285 Meditation

286 Neo-Classical1 287 Neo-Classical2

288 Neo-Classical3 289 New Acoustic

290 Solo Instrumental 291 Space

292 Spiritual 293 Rock New Age

294 Ragtime 295 Bebop or Bop

296 Cool jazz 297 Free jazz

298 Jazz-Rock & Fusion 299 Jazz Funk


APPENDIX III DEMO SONGS

0 London Bridge Is Fall-ing Down

1 Fantasy

2 The twist 3 Butter fly

4 Paddle a canoe 5 Country songs

6 Rhythm of the rain 7 Serenade

8 Bluegrass Music 9 Music moment

10 Merry Christmas 11 American Patrol

12 Flower 13 Pour Elise

14 Direct seeding 15 Turkey March

16 A cradle 17 Hand in hand

18 Two hundred and four-teen

19 Fkey

20 Mozart Symphonies 21 The girl's Prayer

22 Nocturne 23 Another day in para-dise

24 Red River Valley 25 Green sleeves

26 Mozart Piano Sonatas 27 Orange and lemon

28 Hallelujah 29 Minuet

30 Handshake 31 Rain

32 Pamela 33 Bonnie Edgar

34 Prom queen 35 Ni Mengruoze

36 Nen blauen Donau 37 Hawthorn

38 Mary had a little lamb 39 Yellow ribbon

40 Toreador Song 41 Radetzky march

42 Radiant 43 Long Long Ago

44 Katyusha 45 Susanna

46 Little star 47 I Don't Care

48 Minuet in G major 49 Carman Overture

TROUBLESHOOTING

Problems Possible solutions

I can hear noises when the Power is switched on or off.

This is normal.

There is no sound while pressing any key when Power is switched on.

Make sure the Master volume con-trol and Accompaniment volume levels are turned to proper levels. Check if the headphone is plugged in as the internal speaker system is automatically shut off when a pair of headphones is plugged into the headphone jack.

The sound is distorted or intermittent.

Unqualified DC-adapter is prob-ably in use, or your batteries are running out of electricity and need replacement.

The note quality or pitch under the same voice is slightly different.

This is normal. The tiny difference in note quality is initially adopted by the producer.

The Sustain effect lasts longer or shorter when in use.

This is normal. The Sustain effect for each note is initially set by the producer.

The accompaniment key changes while you play syn-chronously.

Make sure you do not accidentally press a key in the left-hand range (left 19 keys of the keyboard).

There is no sound or LCD dis-play when AC-Power adapter is in use.

Make sure there is power available in power socket and the AC-adapt-er is fully plugged into the socket.

There is no sound or LCD display when the batteries are used.

Make sure the batteries are placed in the correct direction of anode/cathode, and the batteries are not running out of electricity.

The pitch of note changes.Make sure “Transpose” is not turned to “00” position.

There are noises from speak-ers when mobile phones are used nearby.

The mobile phone nearby should be switched off or placed far away from the instrument. It can interfere the operation of the instrument and cause noises.

This manual is to be used with all items with the model number

RIF090329N

MANUFACTURING INFO

SKU# : RIF090329N

RATING: DC9V, 500mA

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CONTACT US

“NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not in-stalled and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the follow-ing measures: —Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. —Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. —Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. —Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/ TV technician for help.”

FCC STATEMENT

Music, Be Mine.

A timeless sentiment,

We call her, Music.

With a fingertips touch—key to key,

Moving together.

Flowing, changing, creating.

Thumb to white, pinky to black,

We play.

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