Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product SP-88 Princeton
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Princeton SP-8 8 P ortabl e Ensemble USER ’S MANU AL For a more musical life™.
Using the Inst ruction Manu al Thank y ou f or p urchasing this h igh quality Digital Piano. Y our new Piano is easy to use and easy to transport. It has powerful and useful features that make i t per f ect for real -time performance or as a versati le instrument fo r your home.
When the piano is not in use or dur ing electrical storms, plea se disconnect the powe r supply Avoid adjusting the volu m e to the max i m um level or to a level that you f eel uncomfortable,.
accompani ment track. Read and w rite SM (smartmedia®) c ard: the piano can pl a y or record S t andard MIDI files from y our SM c ard - save s ongs and other s torage data onto y our SM card.
1 5 9 8 2 6 3 7 4 2 0 1 9 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 5 1 6 2 1 2 2 1 8 1 4 2 3 2. L.H. SIDE 1) DC12V PO W ER JACK 2) PO W ER 3) MIDI IN/MI D I OUT 4) SUST AIN PEDAL 5) VOLUME PED A L 6) AUX.IN 7) AUX.OU T L/MONO 8) AUX.OU T RIGHT 9) PHONES1/P HONES 2 3. LCD DISPLA Y 1) A.
Use of a dif ferent type of adaptor risks fire and/or electrical shoc k. For safety sake, make sure to u nplug the AC adaptor from the wall outlet w h enever leaving the pian o unattended for a long tim e or during an electrical storm.
The volume jack An optional f o otswi tc h can be plugged into the VOLUME jack for adjusting the volume o f your piano – this is particularly useful for live performance situation s. The MIDI IN/OUT ja ck MIDI stands for “ M usical In strument Digital Interface.
Master volume contr ol T urn the VOLUME KNOB t o adjust the MASTER VOLUME. Brilliance For a br ighter sound, move the B RILLIANCE slider to the right. For a mellower sound, mov e the B RILLIA N CE slider to the left. Y ou can change the keyboard brilliance a s you wish.
V oice ef fect V oice select There are 350 VOICES. (See "APPEN DIX 1 VOICE LIST") whic h inclu des 293 GM S ou nds, 35 Chinese Sounds, 1 3 percu ssion Sets and 9 User Sounds. When the voice feat ure is activ ated, the LC D highlights the " VOICE R1" flag and the selected sound appears in the upper line.
Lower v oice Press the [LOWER VOICE] butt o n. LCD lights the lowe r icon and "VO I CE L " . Th e LCD highlights the V o ice na me on upper line "144 Sound Track 1" . Use the [+] & the [ -] button or the D I AL and numeric keypad t o select the L OWER V OICE.
DSP effect DSP effect s help enhance the sounds in your keyboard. The default DSP setting is ON. DSP icon is lit. Press the [ D SP] to turn on /o ff the DSP effect. The DSP effect is deter mi ned by 4 param eters including REVE RB TYPE, REVERB LEVEL, CHORUS TYPE and REVERB LEVEL.
T ouch r esponse There are 3 types of T ouch Response. (See FUNCTION m enu for details ) . The default T o uch sett ing is Medium. T o uch icon is lit on the LC D .
S tyle start S tart dir ectly: Press the [ST AR T/STOP] butt o n to start play ing the style. S tart after INTRO: When the style is n ot playing, press the [INTRO] button, and then p r ess the [ST AR T/ST OP] button to start the I NTRO. The NORMAL style will be followed by a n INTRO sec tion.
ACCOMP volume Press the [ACCOMP VOLUME +] or the [ACCOMP VOLU ME-] button. LCD dis p lays "Accomp V olume = 021 ". Press the [ACCOMP VOLU ME +] & the [ACCOM P VOLUME -] button o r the [+] & [ -] button and the DIAL can adjust the acc ompaniment volume from 0 ~ 31.
F i rs t s e r i e s S e c o n d s e r i e s T h i r d s e r i e s D e f a u l t N e x t N e x t N e x t B a c k B a ck B a c k M e t r o n o m e O f f V o i c e P a d O f f R e v e r b Ty p e R o o m.
button or the [ -] button to a djust the level value. The LCD dis p lays the cu rrent level value. T he default value i s 92 . Chorus T ype A total of 8 diff er ent ch o rus ty p es are available. Use the dial,the [+] button or the [-] button to select the ch oru s type.
VOIC E L OCT A VE In the voice L octave setting, L C D displays the current o ctave value. U se the dial, the [+] button or the [ -] button to a djust the voice L octave value. This function can a pp ly to the right area of key board. The p ar ameter range - 1 to1.
Keyboard In the k eyboar d setting, the LCD d isplays V oice R1 V olum e V o ice R2 V olum e V oi ce L V olume value circularly . The defau lt value is 27 28 12 respectively . Se t the value with the dial, the [+] button or the[-] b utton from 0 to 3 1.
Freeze When the FREEZE function is engaged, selecting a different memory setup will not change any o f the accompanim ent and V oic e L parameters ( all other parameters will changes a s programme d) .
Sustain pedal When pedal assi gn is set as "sustain pedal " , it has the sust ain effect w hen stepping on the pedal. Release i t to turn o f f sustain effe ct. Soft pedal When pedal assi gn is set t o "sof t pedal ", it has the dampens the sound when stepp ing on the pedal.
the [BACK ] button in e d it mode. It wil l q uit the ABC mode autom atically when you enter the SY NTH status. Parameters table f or SYNTH as follow: P a r a m e t e r N a m e V a l u e R a n g e D e.
Record start Pr epare to r ecord Select user song: Press the [RECORD] button. The REC icon on LCD is illum inated. User Song 1 o r User Song 2 is displayed on the lattice area. Its cursor on the LCD is lit , then you can select it with dial, the [ +]/the [-] b utton.
SMC There is a standard SMC (SmartMedia Card) external interface which supports cards of 6MB/32MB/ 64MB /128MB ca p ability on the piano. I t is compatible with the file system format of the MS-DOS F A T 12 /16. Press the [LOAD], [ SA VE], [UTILITY] button separately to enter the relative function.
root of SMC are d isplayed on t he latt ice a r ea with t wo lines. T he current file is h ighlighted. The main name of the file in cludes 8 charact ers, the postfix name is R EC. Y ou can select songs with dial o r the [+] & the [ -] button. Press the [N EXT] b utt o n t o affirm the d esired file.
Press the [NEXT] butt o n to end the filename input, "Operation Com p leted" is displayed temporarily on LCD and it will exit the SMC function to retu rn to the previous status Note: If the .
musi c instruments. Major Application The pi a no as the Host Connect the MIDI OUT port o f the piano with MIDI IN p ort of other equi pment. If the same MIDI cha n nels b e set to the t wo devices, p lay the keyboard & change the parameters on the piano, then the o ther device will receive the data from it.
keyboard. Press the [SYNTH] b utton to enter SYNTH mode. Press [+],[-],the dial or use dial to select an user voice. Press [NEXT] button to set the parameter . SYNTH Press t he [NEXT] butto n after entering SYNTH mode to select parameter . Press [+],[-],the dial, the dial or the num b er key to change the parameter .
Press the [RECO RD] b ut ton to prepare for recordin g . Press [MELODY 1-4],[ACCOMP] to select tracks to record; Play the keyboard to start recording and pr ess [ REC] again to q uit recording. PLA Y Press the [PLA Y ] button first. Press [+],[-] or use the dial to select user song 1 or 2.
Appendi x 2- Style list 8 B e a t 0 0 1 8 B e a t 1 0 0 2 8 B e a t 2 0 0 3 8 B e a t 3 0 0 4 8 B e a t 4 0 0 5 8 B e a t 5 0 0 6 8 B e a t 6 0 0 7 8 B e a t Ro ck 0 0 8 8 B e a t P o p 1 6 Be a t 0 0.
Appendi x 3- Ch ord list.
M a j o r [ M ] M a j o r s i x t h [ 6 ] M a j o r s e v e n t h [ M 7 ] M a j o r s e v e n t h a d d s h a r p e l e v e n t h [ M 7 ( # 11 ) ] M a j o r a d d n i n t h [ M 9 ] M a j o r s e v e n.
01 W o rld 02 Ja zz 03 T rance Appendi x 5- Album list 0 0 1 B l e s s i n g 0 0 2 Th e M o o n Re p re s e n t s My H ea r t 0 0 3 M a y I Hu g Y o u ? 0 0 4 W h e t h e r I Sh o u l d Go Aw a y Qu i.
*********** Control 0 Change 1 5 6 7 10 1 1 64 65 66 67 80 81 91 93 1 2 0 1 2 1 1 2 3 Bank Select Modulation Portamento Tim e Data Entry V o lume Pan Expression Sustain Pedal Portamento ON/OFF Sostenu.
Notes: *1 When t h e accompaniment i s s tarted, an F AH m essage i s transmitted. When accompaniment is stopped, an FCH message is transmitte d . When an F AH mess age is received, accompanim ent is started. Wh en an FCH message is received, accom p anime n t is stoppe d .
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