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5. OUTPUT R/L (MONO) jacks
To connect the KR-75 to an external amplifier or
mixing console, or to record your music with a tape
recorder, connect these jacks to the external device
(see "Sending audio to external equipment" on
page 10).
6. AC IN
The supplied power cord connects here.
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3. Before using the KR-75
3.1. Setting up the music rest
The music rest sets up easily with two sections fold-
ing to the inside. To put the stand away, hold it
firmly with your hands, undo the fittings, and
slowly collapse the rest.
3.2. Connecting the power cable
1. Set the [POWER] switch on the front panel (left side) to the
OFF position.
2. After plugging the power cable included with your instru-
ment into the AC IN jack, plug the other end into a wall
socket.
Note: If you are not going to use the instrument for
some time, unplug the power cord from the socket.
3.3. Turning the instrument on
and off
1. Before turning the instrument on, lower the volume with the
[VOLUME] slider on the front panel.
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Part Volume.
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Volume
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2. Press the [POWER] switch to the left of the keyboard.
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The power is ON when the switch is pressed.
ON
OFF
The power is OFF when the switch is pressed again
A few seconds after turning the power on you will
be able to hear the notes you play on the keyboard.
Note: In order to protect its circuits, the instrument
requires a few moments after powering up before it is
ready for operation.
3.4. Using headphones
You can connect one or two pairs of stereo head-
phones (preferably Roland RH-80, RH-120) that car-
ry the same signal as the one sent to the OUTPUT
R, L/MONO jacks. Connecting a pair of head-
phones to one of the PHONES jack turns off the
built-in speakers. There are two jacks, so that two
pairs of headphones can be connected.
Prone
LEFT SIDE (below
the keyboard)
Two pairs of headphones
can be connected.
The volume of the headphones can be adjusted
using the main [VOLUME] slider.
Note: Please use stereo headphones, preferably the
Roland RH-120.
Note: Listening at excessive volume levels for extended
periods may result in impaired hearing — please take
appropriate caution.
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