Rear Panel; Pedal - Medeli CDP5200 Owner's Manual

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When [SHIFT] button released
21. [STYLE] button
Enter style mode
22. [VOICE] button
Enter voice mode
23. [SONG] button
Enter song mode and play songs
27~34. Voice direct button
Shortcut to select a voice
37. [BANK] button
Adjust the memory bank
38. [STORE] button
Register the current panel settings
39~42. M1~M4 button
Recall the registered panel settings
43. [O.T.S] button
Turn one touch setting on or off
When [SHIFT] button pressed
38. [ACCOMP] button
Select the accomp track to record
39~43. MELODY 1-5 button
Select the melody1-5 track to record

Rear Panel

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46. POWER ON / OFF
Turn the power on or off
47. PHONES 1 AND 2
Connect the headphone
48. USB Jack
Connect to a computer.
49. AUX. IN Jack
Connect an external sound
source, Such as an Mp3 or
CD player.
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When [SHIFT] button pressed
21. [DEMO] button
Enter demo mode
22. [PERFORM] button
Enter the Performance Assistant
mode
23. [ALBUM] button
Enter album mode
27. [PIANO] button
Select the piano mode
28. [METRONOME] button
Turn the metronome on or off
29. [DUAL] button
Turn the Voice R2 on or off
30. [LOWER] button
Turn the Voice L on or off
31. [TOUCH] button
Choose a keyboard touch setting
32. [DSP] button
Turn the DSP effect on or off
33~34. [TRANSPOSE+/-] button
Adjust the transpose
37. [RECORD] button
Enter record mode
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50. AUX. OUT Jack
Connect the audio equipment.
51. DC IN Jack
Connect the DC 15V power adaptor.
52. SPEAKER Jack
Connect the speaker.
53. PEDAL Jack
Connect to the pedals.
Panel & Display Description
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20. LCD
Display the information of the piano
24. Data dial
Adjust the value
25~26. [YES/+]/[NO/-] button
Adjust the value
35. [TWINOVA] button
Turn the TWINOVA on or off
36. [OCTAVE] button
Set octave in TWINOVA mode
44. [HARMONY] button
Turn harmony effect on or off
45. [SCALE] button
Turn the scale effect on or off

Pedal

54. Soft Pedal
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55. Sostenuto Pedal
56. Sustain Pedal(multi function pedal)
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When you step on the soft pedal, all
notes played on the keyboard will
have a softer effect.
When you step on the sostenuto
pedal, the notes played before you
step on the pedal would have a
sustain effect.
When you step on the sustain pedal,
all notes played on the keyboard will
have a longer sustain
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