Change The Split Point; Metronome; Metronome Parameters Editing; Tempo - Galileo YP300 Owner's Manual

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Change the Split point:

To change the Split Point Press and hold the Bass button down for two
seconds, the four LEDs on the Bass section will begin to flash and the
display shows the current Split Point. Play the note on your piano (or use
the TEMPO/DATA buttons) to assign a new split point. Press both the
TEMPO/DATA buttons at the same time to return to the default split-point
C3. Press the Bass button again to confirm the split point
METRONOME: playing with a metronome guide
Press the METRONOME button to enable the metronome feature. The button led-light starts
flashing while the display will show the current metronome value (given in bpm , beats per
minute). The metronome default value is 120 BPM and can be changed in a range from 30 to 250
BPM.

Metronome parameters editing

By holding the METRONOME button for more than 2 seconds,
the piano will enter the metronome editing menu. The display
shows the first parameter: TIME SIGNATURE.
Using the TEMPO/DATA button you can set the meter you desire
(1/4 - 2/4 – 3/4 - 4/4 – 5/4 – 6/4 – 7/8 – 3/8 – 6/8 – 7/8 – 9/
8 – 128) .
press the METRONOME button to exit.

TRANSPOSE

Your piano can be transposed by +/-12 semitones. Press and hold the
TRANSPOSE buttons on the control panel for more than 2 seconds - the
corresponding led blinks.
Press the TEMPO/DATA buttons to change the current value.
The first time you press the buttons the display will show the current
value (default=0, C=C). The next time you press the buttons the value
will be modified.
Press the TRANSPOSE button to exit the transpose edit status. The button
led stops flashing but remains ON, to show the current transposed status
of the piano.
Press the TRANSPOSE button again, to quit the transpose, restoring your
piano to normal/default mode.

METRONOME

TEMPO/DATA
YP300/GYP300
Use the TEMPO/DATA buttons to
change the current beat value.
Press the METRONOME button a second
time to turn off the metronome.
TRANSPOSE
METRONOME