SOFT KEYBOARD PIANO

SOFT KEYBOARD PIANO
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Thank you for purchasing the "SOFT KEYBOARD PIANO" ' The "SOFT
KEYBOARD PIANO" is easy to carry and has been made under very high
standards with a focus on msticulous design and production quality control.
Before using this product, please read the instruction sheet carefully.
1.
PRODUCTSPECIFICATIONS;
Keyboard Model:
61 key (Standard Piano Key 5 Octave + 1 keY)
49key (Standard Piano Key 4 Octave + 1 keY)
:128
A. Tone
B. Rhythm :100
C. Demonstration Songs: 40
D.
E.
F.
6V (BatterYAAl.5Vx4Pcs)
Rated Voltage
: DC
Output
:500MW
Size of 49 Key: mainbodv: 9.6(L) X 22.8(W) X 3'3 (D) cm
Keyboard :72(L'1X 17.8(W) X 0.5 (D) cm
Size of 61 Key: mainbody: 9.6(L)X 22'8(W)X 3'3 (D) cm
Keyboard: 88(L) X 17.4(W) X 0.5 (D) cm
2.
PRODUCTFEATURES:
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I.The"SOFTKEYBOARDP|ANO"issmallandcanbehandcarried,lt
Function
canalsoberolledupforeasystorageinyourhandbagorcarryingcase.
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II . You can select the "SOFT KEYBOARD PIANO" 49 Key (4 Octave 1
1. PLAY
2. REC
3, DEMO
4. TONE+
5. TONE.
6. RHY+
key) for beginners, or the 61 kye (5 Octave + 1 key) for more advanced
students of the Piano.
The
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"SOFT KEYBOARD PIANO" has many functions which you can
select on the control box:
128 Tone Functions (See Tone List attachment)
o 100 Rhythm Options (See Rhythm ListAttachment)
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o Add 001-100 Control KeYboard
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40 Demo Songs (See Demo song list attachment)
Music Recording: Max 336 Notes
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The "SoFTKEYBoARD PlANo,, uses4 2AA
1.5V batterieswhich can
also plug the piano into
playing
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time.
of
hours
12-15
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up
last
adaptor.
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outlet
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8. START/STOP
9. ON/OFF
10. VOL+/VOL11. DC6V
12. HEADPHONE
13. OUTEXTSP
Description
Plav the Recorded Music
Record Key
Demonstration Key
Tone Selection Key
Tone Selection Key
Beat Selection Key
Beat Selection Key
Start/Stoo Demo sonq 0r Rhythm Key
Power keiy
Volume Control Button
DC Jack Cpnnect do(6V)
Head Phone Jack
Speaker Jack
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OPERATION:
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No.
and TONE
1. Press the ON/OFF button to switch on the pianq;iT'ht l-EP display
iniGii oi+r"v 'iill snow:ooobnathirtonesetting
indicator will light
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will beon Tono 000.
of'playing'The
2. Press the TONE+
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5. TONE LIST:
ancl TONE- button to
set the
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Tone 000
000
Tone 001
001
Tone 002
002
003
004
005
Tone 006
006
Harpsichord
Tone 007
oo7
Clavi
Tone 008
Tone 0'l 0
008
009
010
Tone 01 1
01'1
Celesta
GlockensPiel
Music Box
Vibraphone
Tone 012
012
013
record modE'' and the LEb wlll display
1 . Press the REC button to enter the
record
to
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ready
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you please'
2. when the piano enters tliJiecora mooe, you can play the musicgs
until. the
itself
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exit this
and'then
notes)'
(max
336
filled
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svstem blocks foi'i""oiaing
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notes'
Tone 009
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to exit, an'd;LED display
3. After entering the r,ecord-ioi;: t;";iil iEC butron
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OFF then return to normal status'
function will not
Press the PLAY button to i"pi"v ttt" recorde-d music;:butthis
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,riil there is nni" i6"oiaea. when finishqd' the system will return to
ioir"t tt"tr. automaticallY.
TONE+ and TONE' button to
5.
ln the Drocess of repl"Vind, Vo' can press the
change the tone of the notes recorded'
o. Att"i%i""oioing
autornaticallY. .,
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IV. Demo Song Mode: .
the demo song playing status'
1 . Press the DEIIIO button ioilenter
Dv one'
2. Press the DEMO button to'6elect any demo.song one
the tiematic tone when' thd
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demo song is PlaYing.
Others:
off automatically'
you do not play any key for 2 minutes, the system will shut
mode And put out the. LED display' l.' I '
STATR/STOP- button may
z. Wi"n pirving ir," a"mo.oigs or rhythms, qtess-ll'."
,"06, pi"ss tne staRr/sToP button mav enter
in the
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thln enter thb power-saving
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in""rnvir,,in, t.'tn6" on..
"oirlr
to awake it"Aqd then
3. When the svstdm shuts off aut6matiially, press ANY KEY
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V . DC 6V JACK: lnseri tfi6 OC OV power adapter
the Pia4o without batteries'
Tone 01 3
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into this jack in ordel to use
to this jack'
VI. HEADPFIONE JACK: g?AnPct slPreo headphones
to this jeck'
VII. OUT EXT SP JACK: Gonnect an external speaker
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Tone 01 5
014
015
Tone 01 6
0,,r6
Tone 014
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and sy-silm resetting, recorded notes will be renewed
Acoustic Grand Piano
BrightAcoustic Piano
Electric Grand Piano
Tone 005
Tone 004
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. Rhythm Mode:
the rhythm oplion' ':
t pr".. tn" START/STOP button to enter
preference'
i. G;;'iHi; urit"" "r. nii- button to chooseitltia rhvthm
tone for playiig'
i. il;"; th;iouE+ ano ToNT' button to select
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Name
Honky-tonk Piano 'l
Rhodes Piano
Chorused Piano
Tone 003
pravins at the same time'
LED Show
Tone 01 7
017
Tone 01 8
018
Tone 01 9
Tone 020
01s
020
Tone 021
021
Tone 022
022)
Tone 023
023
Tone 024
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Tone 025
a25
026
Tone 026
Tone 027
027
Tone 028
028
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Tone 030
029
030
Tone 031
031
Tone 029
Marimba
Xylophone
Tubular Bells
Dulcimer
Drawbar Organ
Percussive Organ
Rock Organ
Church Organ
Reed Organ
Accordion
Harmonica
Tango Accordion
Acoustic Guitar (NYlon)
Acoustic Guitar (Steel)
Acoustic Guitar (Jazz)
Acor.istic Guitar (Clean)
Acoustic Guitar (Muted)
Overdriven Guitar
Tone 032
032
Distortion Guitar
Guitar Harmonics
Acoustic Bass
Tone 033
Tone 034
033
034
Electric Bass(Finger)
Electric Bass (Pick)
Tone 035
035
Tone 036
036
Piccolo
Flute
Fretless Bass
Slap Bass 1
Tone 072
072
Tone 073
073
Tone 074
074
Tone 075
Tone 076
075
076
Tone 077
077
Blown.Bottle
Shakuhach
Recorder
Pan Flute
Tone 040
040
Slap Bass 2
Synth Bass 1
Synth Bass 2
Violin.
Tone 041
041
Viola
Tone 078
078
Whistle
Cello
Contrabass
Tremolo Strings
Pizzicato Strings
Orchestral Harp
Tone 079
Tone 080
079
080
Tone 081
081
Ocarina
Lead 1 (Square)
Lead 2 (Sawtooth)
Tone 082
082
083
Lead 3 (Calliope)
Timpani
String Ensemble 1
String Ensemble 2
Tone 084
Lead 5 (Charagn)
Tone 085
084
085
Tone 086
086
Lead 7 (Fifths)
Synth Strings 1
Synth Strings 2
Tone 087
087
Lead 8 (Bass+Lead)
Tone 088
088
089
Pad 1 (New age)
Pad 2 (Warm)
Tone 037
Tone 038
Tone 039
Tone 042
Tone 043
Tone 044
Tone 045
Tone 046
Tone 047
Tone 048
Tone 049
Tone 050
Tone 051
037
038
039
042
043
044
045
046
047
048
049
050
051
Tone 083
Lead 4 (Chiff)
Lead 6 (Voice)
Tone 052
052
ChoirAahs
Tone 089
Tone 053
053
054
Voice Oohs
Synth Voice
Orchestra Hit
Tone 090
090
Pad 3 (Polysynth)
Tone 091
091
Pad 4 (Choir)
Tone 092
092
Pad 5 (Bowed)
Trumpet
Trombone
Tone 093
093
Pad 6 (Metallic)
Tone 094
Pad 7 (Halo)
Tuba
Muted Trumpet
Tone 095
094
095
096
PX 2 (Soundtrack)
Tone 054
Tone 055
Tone 056
Tone 057
Tone 058
Tone 059
055
056
057
058
059
Pad 8 (Sweep)
PX 1 (Rain)
French Horn
Brass Section
Synth Brass 1
Tone 097
Tone 099
097
098
099
Synth B:'ass 2
Soprano Sax
Alto Sax
Tenor Sax
Baritone Sax
Tone 100
100
PX 5 (Brightness)
Tone 101
101
PX 6 (Goblins)
Tone
02
102
PX 7 (Echoes)
Tone 103
103
PX 8 (Sci-Fi)
Tone 104
104
Sitar
Tone
05
105
Banjo
069
Oboe
English Horn
Tone 106
106
070
07'l
Bassoon
Glarinet
Tone
07
107
Tone 108
108
Shamisen
Koto
Kalimba
Tone 060
060
Tone 061
061
Tone 062
062
Tone 063
063
Tone 064
Tone 065
064
065
Tone 066
066
Tone 067
067
Tone 068
068
Tone 069
Tone 070
Tone 071
Tone 096
Tone 098
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PX 3 (Crystal)
PX 4 (Atmosphere)
6. DEMOSONGLIST
Tone '109
109
Bagpipe
Tone 110
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Fiddle
Tone
111
Shanai
Tone 112
112
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Jasmine Flower
113
Tinkle Bell
Agogo
Blue Danube
Tone 113
Tone 114
114
Steel Drums
2
Sweet smile
22
Sinkiang Adnce
Tone 115
11'5
Woodblock
3
Lyphard melody
23
RomanceAnomino
Tone 116
116
Taiko Drum
Tone 117
117
Melodic Tom
4
Ballade For Adeline
24
Dance Of Litde Four Swans
Tone 118'
118
5
Turkish March
25
Breakfast At Tiffany's
Tone 119
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Synth Drum
Reverse Cymbal
Tone 120
120
Guitar Fret Noise
6
Friendship Everlasting
26
Pig Angel Back His Wife
Tone 121
121
Breath Noise
7
March of The Toreadors
27
Song
lone 122
122
Seashore
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28
23
Bird Tweet
BrilliantWaltz
1
123
If You Are Happy
Tone
Tone
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124
TElephone Ring
9
For Elise
29
Swan Lake
111
SongNo
English Name
EnglishName
SongNo.
ofJoy
Tone 125
125
Helicopter
10
Green Sleeves
30
Serenade Of Mozart
Tone 126
126
fone 127
127
Applause
Gunshot
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Childhood Memory.
31
Love Is Blue
t2
Liang Zhu
32
Don'tGO
13
Fields of Fortune
33
Doracmon
t4
Music Instantaneous
34
Prcmiers sour
15
Radetzky March
35
Sealed. With a Kiss
I6
Beer Barrel Polka
.36
Serenade ofHeykens
t7
Can You Feel The Love Tonight
37
Whispers in fall
1B
Spain Bullfighter
38
Moon river
l9
Spring's Voice Waltz
39
I Just
20
Maiden's Prayer
40
Days On My Past
Called To Say I Love You
7. CARING FOR YOUR SOFT KEYBOARD PIANO:
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The Usage of
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Do not use rechargeable batteries.
When the unit is not being,,u$ed, it is recomrnended that.you remove all
batteries from,lhe hatt€ry,go.rp partment. This will safeguard against any
leakage.
damage to the piano trom bitteiy
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II. When using the adaptor, make sure that the batteries are removed.
(NICKEL-CADMIUM)batteries.
D. Do not mix old and new batteries.
E. Be sur6 to insert batteries correctly.
F. Exhausted batteries should be removed from the,pqoduot.
II.
CAUTIONS:
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B. Do iot dispose ciffbatteries in a fire; the batterie s ma! explode or leak.
C. Do not mix alkaline, standard (CARBON-ZINC) orrrechargeable
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lf you:are using the'piano:b:y'rneans of an eleoirical outlet always switch
off the piano and remove,lhe a$aptqr from lhe,piano after use.
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Keep the keyboard level when in use. Do not place on uneven surface or move
the keyboard around while playing. This may damage the functions.
V.
Do not tamper with the wiring of this product with a cutter or other sharp
tools. lt may damage the keyboard functions.
Clean the piano with a piece of soft and dry cloth
III. Please roll up the keyboard properly and place it into the carrying bag
after use.
When rolling up the teyboard after use, Do not roll it too tight.
U. Do not store the piano in high temperature and high humidity.
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Do not pull or twist the body or keyboird.
W.
Do not place the piano near areas with strong electric waves. The
waves may affect and damage the product functions.
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Do not separate any of the piano's parts.
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Do not use the piano in a wet or dusty area.
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Avoid usage and storage in high temperature or high humidity. High
temperatures and moisture may cause the product malfunction.
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ktiyboard Piano stops operating while you are playing,it may be
the b;ttdries have Uebri ,bxridiiStedr Insert hew baneries at this time.
(This pertains to if you
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If the Soft
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lf tferg
al lrrtglryqtion,in
sound quality or a piano key matfunction,
erdssrt ei@I\l/,9!F Ulnton tolurn'off the piano. Then press the ON/OFF
buttonagliihto'tuin on the pian'olaiidtoreset it to its otiginal settings.
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