Summary of Contents for TMP On-Stage Stands KS7190
- Page 1 User Manual of Product 1: On-Stage KS7190 Classic Single-X Keyboard Stand User Manual of Product 2: M-Audio SP-2 - Universal Sustain Pedal with Piano Style Action For MIDI Keyboards, Digital Pianos & More...
- Page 2 Tighten. Figure C 7. Double check that all hex bolts are tight before placing any equipment on the stand. WARNING! DO NOT ADJUST © 2008 TMP, Inc. © 2008 TMP, Inc. THE HEIGHT WITH A Designed and engineered in the USA...
- Page 3 M-Audio SP-2 - Sustaining While the Pedal is in the Up Position In some cases when connecting a sustain pedal to a keyboard, the pedal may act as though it is reversed. The sound will sustain when the pedal is in the open position and will stop sustaining when the pedal is pressed.
- Page 4 Symptoms: The pedal sustains when in the open position and stops sustaining when pressed. Any parameters or buttons that the pedal is mapped to also act in an inverse manner. Cause: The keyboard or the sustain pedal polarity is set incorrectly. Resolution: There are a number of ways to resolve these symptoms.
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Page 5: Further Technical Support
Most pedals (such as the SP-2) have a physical switch to reverse the polarity. Some keyboards automatically detect the ploarity of a connected pedal and adjust accordingly. Disconnect the pedal, power off your keyboard. Power your keyboard back on, allowing it to fully power up.
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