General Guide; Terminals - Casio Piano Sound CPS-60 Operation Manual

General Guide
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POWER switch
Switches the unit ON and OFF. Indicator
above this switch lights when power is ON.
This indicator will lose its brightness when
battery power weakens.
VOLUME sliders (— page 10)
Control] main volume, accompaniment vol-
ume and rhythm volume separately.
Controls strength of the reverb effect.
TRANSPOSE control
(+ page 14)
CHORD selector (— page 17)
Used to select the auto-accompaniment
function.
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) Musical Controller buttons
(—* page 21)
Used to control the accompaniment patterns
in various ways.
ORCHESTRATION buttons
(> page 22)
AUTO HARMONIZE button
(—+ page 22)
'9 3-digit display
10 DISPLAY SELECT button
(— page 13)
RHYTHM selectors (— page 15)
Used to select one of the auto-rhythms.
Score stand holes (— page 7)
For inserting the score stand which comes
with this piano.
13) TONE selectors (— page 12)
MEMORY buttons (-* page 23)
Used to "record" your keyboard perfor-
mance.
DEMO button (— page 11)
Used to start and stop built-in demonstra-
tion tunes,
Headphone jack
For connection of optional headphones.
Output from the speaker is automatically
cut when headphones are connected.
Battery compartment (-* page 8)
Tuning control
Adjusts the pitch of the entire keyboard
within +30 cents, for tuning to other instru-
ments. Standard pitch is As = 442Hz.
Terminals
(9) MIDI terminals (IN/OUT/THRU)
(—> page 25)
Used to connect to other MIDI instruments
and devices.
DAMPER PEDAL jack
(~* page 7)
For connection of sustain pedal (SP-2) which
comes with this piano.
LINE IN terminals (1./R)
For connection of other instruments, audio
equipment, etc. Note that the input sound
cannot be controlled by the VOLUME slid-
ers of this piano.
LINE OUT terminals (L/R)
For connection to keyboard amplifiers, ex-
ternal speakers, audio equipments, etc.
DC 12V input jack (— page 9)
For connection of an AC adaptor (CASIO's
AD-12).