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INTRODUCTION
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Alternate Button Functions
Each button also offers another function if you hold down the Transpose button while
you press it. These alternate functions are explained below.
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1, Piano 1 Button (Master Tuning)
Allows you to adjust the tuning. (p. 30)
2. Piano 2 Button (Classical Tuning
Allows you to set the tuning method. (p. 28,29)
3. Harpsichord Button (Stretch Tuning}
Allows you to set the tuning curve. (p. 31)
4. Vibraphone Button (Pedal Mode)
Allows you to select Pedal modes. (p. 34)
5. Electric Piano 1 Button (Dual Balance)
Allows you to adjust the volume balance for Dual playing. (p.32 )
6. Electric Piano 2 Button (Tx ch)
Allows you to set the MIDI transmit channel. (p. 36)
7. Pipe Organ Button (Rx ch)
Allows you to set the MIDI receive channel. (p. 37)
8. Strings Button {Local Switch)
Allows you to select Local On or Off.(p. 37)
9. Chorus Button (Transmit Mode)
Allows you to select the MIDI transmit mode. (p. 38)
10. Receive Button (PC)
Used to enable transmission /reception of Program Change messages. (p. 38)
About the [+/-] Buttons
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