Kawai A120 Owner's Manual page 5

To Use An AC Power
Outlet
Connecting the Keyboard
to an Audio Device
About the Keyboard's
Internal Memory
(Only X130)
Protective Plastic Covering
On Front Panel
Connect a PS-123 or PS-102 adaptor (available separately) to the
adaptor terminal on the rear panel of the keyboard. Then, connect
the adaptor to a wall socket.
We recommend that you use a KAWAI AC adaptor with the X120/130.
If you decide to use a universal adaptor from another manufacturer,
please be sure of the following.
1. The voltage selector should be set at 10 or 12 volts.
2. The polarity selector must be set to "negative" (—) polarity,
otherwise the keyboard will not operate (or will run on batteries
until the batteries are drained).
3. The adaptor must be rated at 0.5 Amp (A) or higher.
To enjoy listening to the sound of your X120/130 through your
amplified home stereo system or other external amplifier, purchase
an adaptor plug at an electrical goods store or audio specialty shop.
Use the cord or adaptor plug to connect the keyboard's STEREO
PHONES jack to the LINE IN or AUX IN jacks on your stereo
amplifier or powered receiver.
Be sure you set your X120/130 at a moderate volume level. High
Volume output can damage your external amplifier or speakers.
The contents of the keyboard's internal memory (such as recorder
data) will be kept stored for up to five years by a back-up battery
built into the unit. |
Note that if you turn the power switch ON while holding down keys
C and E at the left end of the keyboard, all of the contents of the
memory will be erased and the keyboard's factory settings will be
restored. (This is known as the "factory reset" procedure.)
You cannot back up the internal memory once the back-up battery
has run out of power.
So, we recommend that you save your important data into an external .
sequencer (see "Using the MIDI Functions" section).
For a replacement back-up battery, contact an authorized KAWAI
dealer.
Your keyboard comes equipped with a thin plastic covering over the
front panel designed to protect the panel from dust and scratches.
If you want to remove this covering, carefully use a fingernail to lift
up one of the corners. |
Then, slowly peel off the covering and discard it.