F Button Function List - Casio Privia PX-S7000 User Manual

F Button Function List

• The "Function Name" column indicates the value displayed on the "F BUTTON EDIT" screen.
• The "F Button Display" column is the text that appears in the F button menu.
• The "Function" column indicates the function to be performed when the F button is touched.
 indicates the function to be performed when the F button is pressed and held.
Function F Button
Name Display
Demo DEMO
Metronome METRO
Split SPLIT
Layer LAYER
Bank BANK
Bank Name BNAME
Store STORE
Freeze FREEZ
Registration 1 REG 1
Registration 2 REG 2
Registration 3 REG 3
Registration 4 REG 4
Adaptor ADPTR
Sound Mode SMODE
Piano Position PPOSI
Function
The Digital Piano will wait for the demo
song to start.
Displays the metronome setting screen.
Turns Split on and off.
Displays the Split Point setting screen.
Turns Layer on and off.
Displays the Registration Bank selection
screen.
Displays the Registration Bank name edit
screen.
Displays the "REGIST STORE" screen
(for saving a setup registration).
Turns Freeze function on/off.
Displays the Freeze function setting
screen.
Recalls registration area numbers 1
through 4.
Turns the Wireless MIDI & Audio Adaptor
on and off.
Displays the wireless setup screen.
Displays the Sound Mode selection
screen.
Displays the Sound Mode setting
screen.
Displays the Piano Position setting
screen.
EN-97
Using the F Button Set
Reference
"Listening to the Demo
Songs" (page EN-39)
"Using the Metronome"
(page EN-74)
"Splitting the Keyboard
Between Two Tones
(Split)" (page EN-46)
"Sounding Two Different
Tones at the Same Time
(Layer)" (page EN-44)
"Saving a Setup
Registration" (page EN-80)
"Changing a Registration
Bank Name" (page EN-81)
"Saving a Setup
Registration" (page EN-80)
"Freeze Function"
(page EN-83)
"Recalling a Setup
Registration" (page EN-82)
"Enabling and Disabling
the Digital Piano's
Wireless Function"
(page EN-143)
"Enabling or Disabling the
Hall Simulator/Reverb and
Surround Effects"
(page EN-49)
"Selecting the Piano
Position Setting"
(page EN-38)