Polish Digital Piano

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Digital Piano

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Welcome

Thankyou for purchasing a Mantova Digital Piano. This piano is an easy to operate, high-

performance instrument. This piano is ideal for both beginners, as ell as more advanced

musicians. !n order to get the most from your ne piano, please read this manual carefully.

"aution#

Warning: do not place the piano near ater or moisture.

Warning: electronic components are dangerous - do not e$pose the piano%s internal mechanisms.

Attention: to avoid electric shock, make sure that the plug is firmly connected to a all socket.

&nly trained repair technicians should attempt to maintain or repair the piano.

!mportant safety information#

1. &nly use the provided ''() poer supply.'. Do not touch the poer supply ith et or damp hands.

*. +void e$cessive pressure on, or bending of the poer cord.

. nplug your instrument during lightning storms.

. Turn the poer off hen not in use.

/. +void ater or li0uids being spilled into the keyboard or piano body.

. Do not put ob2ects containing li0uids onto the piano - such as floer vases, ine glasses, etc...

3. !f li0uid spills into the keyboard or piano body, please turn off the poer at once and contact

Mantova.

4. Do not attempt to modify the piano components.

1(.+void dust getting into the keyboard.

11.5eep the piano aay from T), radio and other ob2ects ith strong electromagnetism.

1'.5eep the piano on a flat and level surface.

1*.Please clean the piano ith a dry and soft cloth.

1.&perate the piano according to this user manual - any non-standard operation could cause

damage to your piano.1.6our piano should be kept in an area that is ell ventilated, aay from any heating appliances.

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+ssembly instructions

7efore you assemble this product, please check that all the belo components are present.

1. 5eyboard . Pedal 7oard

'. 7ack board /. 8egs 98eft : ;ight<

*. =ide 7oard 9;ight< . +ssembly scres

. =ide board 98eft< 3. +ssembly scres

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Main >eatures

?igh ;esolution P"M sound source

7uilt-in Demos

3 demonstration songs and '( practice sounds built in

+bility to mi$ sounds

Play ' sounds together

7uilt-in metronome

+ssignable beat and speed settings

Transposition and Tuning controls

Transpose to any key

Play @ record your compositions

=ound can be recorded and played-back

Touch sensitive

;esponds to your performance

;everb

=7 M!D! interface "onnect your piano to other M!D! devices

?eadphone connections

se your headphones for private practice



>unctions Diagram

1. Poer =itch

&n@off button under the left side of the keyboard.

'. Master volume

+d2ust the overall volume.

*. 7rilliance

+d2ust the sound from arm and soft to clear and brilliant.

. Playback button

Playback your previously recorded music.. ;ecord button

;ecord your playing.

/. Metronome button

se the Metronome to help keep time during practice.

. ;everb buttons

"hoose hat type of Aroom% effect you ould like on the sound.

3. Demo 7utton

=elect demonstration and practice songs.

4. Transpose@M!D!@Tuning

Transpose to another key @ "hange M!D! options @ "hange into different tunings.

1(. Touch =ensitivity =etting

"hange the dynamic touch sensitivity of the keyboard.

11. ?eadphone 2ack

When headphones are connected, all sound is routed through the headphones and not through

the loudspeakers.Please Note: 8oud headphone volumes for an e$tended period of time can damage your ears.



1'. Pedal connection

1*. M!D! connections

Please refer to the manual section on M!D! connectivity.1. +B input

"onnect other instruments to your piano in order to utilise the internal speakers.

1. +B output

"onnect to an e$ternal speaker or amplifier. The Master volume ill control the level being sent

to the +B output.

Playing the Piano

1.!nstrument selection

Pressing any one of the 3 buttons selects the corresponding instrument. Cach button has the

option to select from ' instruments. !n total there are 1/ instruments on board. + light ill come

on above the appropriate button to signify that this is the selected instrument.

Name of

instrument

Sound

Piano 1 "oncert rand Piano

Piano ' pright Piano

Clectronic Piano 1 "lassic Clectronic Piano

Clectronic Piano ' Melodic Clectronic Piano

"embalo 7aro0ue style instrument ith strings that are plucked

)ibes +n instrument similar to a marimba E often used in 2aFF

Pipe &rgan "athedral style pipe organ

=trings &rchestral string ensemble

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"hoir )ocal performance style sound

?onky Tonk "lassic Western piano

Gylon uitar =imilar to the sound a nylon string, classical guitar makes

;ock &rgan &rgan sound heard in many classic rock songs

+ccordion 8ike the sharp drone of a s0ueeFebo$

=lo =trings + deep, building string sound

&rchestra ives the sound of a full orchestral arrangement

Music 7o$ )intage sound reminiscent of 14th "entury instruments

'. +d2ust volume

+d2ust the volume to a comfortable level for playback and practice.

*. Play

Play notes on the keyboard.

se of ?eadphones

1. "onnect the headphones to the headphone socket.

'. The internal speakers are disconnected and the sound comes through the headphones.

Pedal >unctions

1. =ustain pedal

When used hile playing, stepping on this pedal ill make the notes HsustainI and blend ith

other notes.

'. =oft pedal

When used hile playing, this pedal ill make the notes have a smoother sound.

*. =ostenuto Pedal

When used hile playing, the sostenuto pedal makes only certain notes HsustainI E hile

playing the notes you ould like sustained, step on the pedal before you release the keys to

make only those notes sustain.



Demonstration songs

1. =tart the demonstration songs

Press the demo button - the demonstration light comes onJ all the instrument lights ill flash.

'. =elect the song

Press the instrument button you ould like to select - the light ill flash and the corresponding

song ill play.

!f you don%t select any songs, about ' seconds later the song APiano 1% ill automatically play.

*. To change the songPress the instrument button you ould like to select - the light ill flash, and the corresponding

song ill play.

. =top the play of demonstration songs

Press the demo button - the light ill turn off and the demonstration song ill stop.

+fter playing the selected song, the ne$t instrument%s demo song is played automatically

The demonstration songs are used to introduce the instruments only - some songs are not played

completely.

Practice =ongs

'( practice songs are stored in the piano.

No. Name of song No. Name of song

1 Polonaise in +b 1' The Moonlight

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' Gocturne K ' 1* !mpromptu in Cb

* rande )alse 7rilliant 1 Turkey march 9MoFart<

;aindrop prelude 1 Pictures +t +n C$hibition

HMinuteI altF 1/ Moonlight =onata/ >antasia-!mpromptu 1 ;everie

"hanson De 8% +dieu 13 =onata K'(

3 =cherFo in 7bm 14 Traumerei

4 Military Polonaise '( Pour Clise

1( Prelude K

11 =pring song

NOTE: =ome song arrangements used here are shorter than the original ritten versions.

1. =tart the demo song

Press the demo button hile holding the appropriate note on the keyboard 9+1->*< to start play

of the selected song. The demonstration light ill come on and '( songs ill be played one by

one starting at the selected song. +lternatively you can select other songs during playback.

The 8CD display ill sho the song number currently playing.

The piano ill continue to play the '( songs in a loop.

=ongs can be reselected during playback.

6ou can change the speed of the song during playback.

6ou can change the rhythm of the song during playback.

6ou can change the timbre of the song during playback.

'. Playing the melody and the accompaniment separately

Press the demo button and select the song. The lights for Track 1 and Track ' ill turn on at the

same time.

+. Please listen to the song as it is playing. Track 1 is playing the accompaniment 9left hand<,

Track ' plays the melody 9right hand<.

7. !f you ant to play the melody please press Track 1 and the piano ill play the

accompaniment. !f you ant to play the accompaniment please press Track ' and the piano

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ill play the melody.

*. To stop playback

Press the demo button again

8ayer >unctions

The piano can combine to sounds at the same time.

1. =elect to sounds

Press to sound buttons simultaneously. The to corresponding lights ill turn on.

'. +d2ust the volume balance of the to sounds

>or e$ample, if you are playing the Piano 1 sound and =tring sound together. Press the to

buttons - the display should sho you a balance of - . !f you ant the Piano louder and the

strings 0uieter, keep the =tring button held and repeatedly press the Piano 1 button. The 8CD

Display ill sho you the change of the volume balance.

Metronome

1. Turn on the metronome

Press the metronome button L the corresponding light ill turn on.

'. "hange the tempo

+. Press the metronome button and the corresponding sound button together.

7. =elect the tempo - there are kinds of tempo# ( beat tempo, ' beat tempo, * beat tempo,

beat tempo, beat tempo and / beat tempo.

". The default tempo setting is beat.

*. "hange the speed

The speed slos don hen you press the don button and speeds up hen you press the up

button. The 8CD Display shos you the speed. !f you press the p and Don 7utton together,

the Metronome moves to a speed of 1'(.

. =top the metronome function

Press the metronome button again and the corresponding light ill turn off.

Touch =ensitivity

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There are different touch sensitivity settings, ithin the folloing categories#

Standard: Gormally eighted key action.Light: 8ighter touch E less effort to produce louder sounds.

Heavy: ?eavier touch E more effort to produce louder sounds. seful for practicing and

developing finger strength and agility.

"hanging the touch sensitivity

+. 8ight Touch# Press the 8ight key - the display ill sho you H'I. With the p and Don buttons

you can change the dynamic of the light touch. !f the 8CD shos you H*I the touch dynamic is

off. This can be a very useful touch setting for the &rgan sound.

7. ?eavy Touch# Press the ?eavy key - the Display shos you H'I. With the p and Don buttons

you can ad2ust the dynamics of the ?eavy touch.

". =tandard Touch# !f a light is on, pressing this button ill return the piano back to standard

touch.

The relation beteen light and heavy touch sensitivity#

Status Weight

8ight ?eavy

=tandard &ff &ff

8ight &n &ff

?eavy &ff &n

Touch sensitivity ad2usts the response of the key action. The mechanics of the keyboard are not

changed.

;ecording

1. ;ecord

+. et ready to record. Press the record button and the light flashes. "hoose Track 1 or Track

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7. 7egin to play E this ill be recorded.

+vailable recording options are#

+. =tart the recording 9no time recording<

The recording starts hen you begin to play 9press the keyboard, step on the pedal, etc...<.

7. =tart the recording 9ith time recording<

Press the metronome button - the recording should start after the selected time.

". =top the recording

Press the record button again. The record light turns off.

Memory capacity

((( events

"ontent of recording includes pedal operation, change of timbre and pauses, etc

Memory arning

The record light starts to flash hen the memory becomes full.

The record light is turned off and recording stops hen the recorded amount e$ceeds (((

events.

=top the recording

Press the record button again and the light ill turn off

se the metronome

7efore the recording, turn on the metronome. This ill be recorded

"hange the Measure

The measure cannot be changed during the recording

"hange the =peed

The speed cannot be changed during the recording

'. Playback

+. =tart the playback

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Press the play button and your recorded song begins to play

7. =top the playback

+fter the song is finished, playback stops

". =top the playback in the middle of a song Press the play button again.

Transposition

1. Transpose

Press the Transpose button.

To change to another key press the p or Don button. The key ill change by N a tone higher

9p< or loer 9Don<.

'. ;eturning back to H"I or standard key

Press both buttons together 9p@Don< or scroll back step by step.

=etting the Tuning "urve

With electronic pianos and synthesiFers, you can modify the master tuning curve.

1. =etting the tuning to 1' average tune

?old don the transpose button and press the organ button.

'. ;eturning to the standard tuning of piano

?old don the transpose button and press the organ button.

While you press the button, the organ light indicates the content set.

The relation beteen lights and tuning

8ight 9on< Tuning of piano

8ight 9off< 1' average tuning

+d2usting the Master Tuning

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1. "hange the sound hile playing

+. etting ready to ad2ust tuning?old don the transpose button, then press the demo button - the transpose and demo

lights ill flash. The heavy touch button and the light touch button ill turn on.

7. Modify the tuning

Pressing the p button increases the semitones.

Pressing the Don button decreases the semitones.

The 8CD display ill sho you the tuning status.

". ;eturning to default setting

Press the Don and p buttons at the same time and the piano turns back into (hF.

D. C$it from ad2usting the master tuning

Press the transpose button.

The input number should be 'L*, other numbers are invalid.

The fre0uency of +* is (?O hen the poer is on

"lassic Tunings

Press the Transpose and Demo 7utton. 7oth lights ill flash. Press Piano 1 9the light ill turn

on< and the tuning ill change to the Pythagoras temperament. To reset the tuning, press

Piano 1 - the light ill turn off.

M!D!

M!D! 9Musical !nstrument Digital !nterface< is an international standard that allos different musical

products to communicate ith one another. +n instrument transmits and receives data via a M!D!

cable. +ny electronic instrument ith M!D! can e$change data.

Table of !"! !m#lementation

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$un%tion Send signal &e%eive signal &emar'

7asic

Track set channel

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1-1/

1-1/

1-1/

Model poer is on=ignal

;eplace

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QQQQQQQQQQQQQQ

Gote

Go. range

1 1-11*

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(-'

1-11*

=peed note &G

Gote &>>

R4n ? vS1-'

4n ? 3n ? vS(

R 4n ? vS1-'

+fter outer key

touching outer track

Move tone

"ontrol (9(?<

119(7?<

"hange

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R

R

R

R

R

R

R

R

R

)olume

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=ostenuto pedal

=oft pedal

;eposition auto

Program

Transfer# set scope

R (-1'

QQQQQQQQQQQQ

R

(,1,,,/,11,14,3

&; circuit

=ong and string

;hythm select song

Tune

;eal time signal

=ynchroniFation signal

&ther piano &G@&>>

+ll notes &G@&>>

=ensor

;eposition

R

R

R# 1'*-1'

R

>or reference 1 change scope

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by sitch

Model 1# &G, comple$ tone

Model '# &G, single R# 6esModel *# &>>, comple$ tone

Model # &>>, single # Go

Practice and Demonstration =ongs

NO. (E) NAE *OPOSE& SO+N" T!E

1 +( Polonaise in +b Ma2or, op. * "hopin Piano 1 *#(

' 7( Gocturne op. 4, no. ' "hopin Piano 1 #(

* "1 rande )alse 7rilliant op. 13, no. ' "hopin Piano 1 *#1(

D1 ;aindrop-Prelude op.'3, no. 1 "hopin Piano 1 #*

C1 )alse op. , no. 1 HPetit "hienI

9HMinute WaltFI<

"hopin Piano 1 1#

/ >1 >antasie-!mpromptu in "Km, &p // "hopin Piano 1 *#

1 Ctude op. 1(, no * H"hanson De

8%+dieuI

"hopin Piano 1 #1

3 +1 =cherFo in 7bm , op. *1, no. ' "hopin Piano 1 #1

4 71 Military Polonaise op. (, no. 1 "hopin Piano 1 #1/

1( "' Prelude op.'3, no. "hopin Piano 1 (#(

11 D' >rhlingslied 9=pring song< &p./'

K/

Mendelssohn Piano 1 *#1

1' C' "lair De 8une Debussy Piano 1 #11

1* >' !mpromptu C-flat Ma2or, &p. 4(,no.', D. 344

=chubert Piano 1 #13

1 ' =onata 5.**1, *rd Mvmt. 9Turkish

;ondo<

MoFart Piano 1 *#*'

1 +' Pictures at an C$hibition E

Promenade

Mussorgsky Piano 1 #'(

1/ 7' =onata op. ', no. ' HMoonlightI,

1st mvmt.

7eethoven Piano 1 /#1(

1 "* ;everie Debussy Piano 1 1#*'

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13 D* Piano =onata Go. '( in ma2or,

&pus 4 no '

7eethoven Piano 1 #*

14 C* Traumerei =chumann Piano 1 '#*

'( >* >ur Clise 7eethoven Piano 1 '#

SO+N" "EO SON,S

1 rande )alse 7rilliant op. 13, no. 1 "hopin Piano 1 1#*(

' +rabes0ue Go. 1 Debussy Piano 1 1#'(

* Missing >orever Piano 1 1#(

?umores0ue Dvorak Piano ' 1#'(

=infonia Go. * 7ach ?arpsichord (#(

/ UaFF Tune )ibraphone (#(

Prelude in D minor, 7W) *4 7ach &rgan 1#'(

3 7rilliance of rassland =tring (#

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Technical =pecifications

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(eys 33 ?ammer +ction 5eys

!nstrumentsPiano 1, Piano ', C-piano 1, C-piano ', "embalo, )ibes, Pipe

&rgan, =trings, "hoir, ?onky Tonk, Gylon uitar, ;ock &rgan,

+ccordion, =lo =trings, &rchestra, Music 7o$

$un%tionsDual sound 9layer<, Touch sensitivity 9 types<, Transpose, 4

reverbs, ;ecord, Track 1 @ Track ', Demo songs, Metronome,

Tuning curves, M!D!

*ontrols Poer sitch, )olume control, =peed balance

Pedals =oft 9middle<, =ostenuto 9left<, =ustain 9right<

*onne%tions ?eadphone ', +B !G, +B &T, =7 M!D! !nterface

Louds#ea'er '

S#ea'er Po-er *( Watts

Po-er su##ly +" ''() @ 11()

Please Note:

*losing the 'eyboard %over on your instrument send it automati%ally into standby mode.

The outside LE" -ill start to flash to remind to remind you to s-it%h off the #iano.

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