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FRONT/ REAR PANELS
FRONT
PANEL
(See
the
KEYS
AND
CONTROLS
section,
p.9
for
explanations
on each key and
control.)
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PROG/SEQ
DATA
slot
Only
cards
that
are stored or
will
be
stored
with
Program
(sound
color)
and sequencer
data
should
be
inserted here.
Remember
that
the
PCM
(Multisound)
data card
should be
inserted
in
the
PCM
data
slot
on
the front panel.
PCM DATA
slot
(2)
Only
cards
that
are stored
with
PCM
(Multisound) data should be
inserted here.
Do
not
insert
the
Program/sequence
data cards
here.
(3)
MASTER
VOLUME
(4)
PHONES
jack
For
connection
of
a stereo
headphone
set.
The
outputs of
OUTPUT
1/L
and 2/R
can be
monitored.
(5)
Display
REAR PANEL
-ACV
(6)
MIDI
indicator
This
lights
up
when
MIDI
signals are
being
received.
(7)
CONTRAST
dial
This
controls the brightness of the display
on
the front panel.
Turning
the
dial
clockwise darkens
the characters
on
the display
and
turning
it
counterclockwise
lightens
them.
(8)
Cursor keys (A-H)
(9)
PAGE
+
/
-
keys
(10)
UP
(
A)/DOWN
()
keys
(11)
VALUE
Dial
(12)
INT key/CARD
key
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(2)
MIDI
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jack
(3)
MIDIINjack
(13)
Mode
Select
keys
COMBI
=
COMBINATION
Mode
EDIT
COMBI
=
EDIT
COMBINATION
Mode
PROG
=
PROGRAM
Mode
EDIT
PROG
=
EDIT
PROGRAM
Mode
SEQ
=
SEQUENCER
Mode
GLOBAL
=
GLOBAL
Mode
(14)
START/STOP
keys
(15)
RECkey
(16)
Numeric keypad
(0-9)
(4)
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COMPARE
key
(18)
BANK HOLD
key
2/R
1/L
ASS.
PEDAUSW
OUTPUT
(4)
ASS.
PEDAL/SW
jacks
(1,2)
For
connection of pedal and
footswitches.
Assigning parameters
to
be
controlled
by
the
switches
is
done
in
the
GLOBAL
Mode»
Function
F
2-1.
(5)
OUTPUT
jacks
(1/L,
2/R,
3,
4)
These
are the
MlR's
voice output
jacks.
The
assignment of
voices
to the
desired jacks
is
done
in
each of
the Effect
Parameters
sections
of
the
EDIT
PROGRAM,
EDIT
COMBINATION
and
SEQUENCER
Modes.
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