Display Hold - Korg Pa800 Easy Start
Korg musical instrument specification sheet
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Also See for Pa800:
- User manual (344 pages) ,
- Manual (60 pages) ,
- Connecting manual (2 pages)
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Pa800 EasyStart
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The Pa800 is the most powerful arranger available. This guide will familiarize you with its basic operation, and
you'll be making music in no time at all! Once you've got these techniques down, you can work with the excellent
Owner's Manual for more in-depth details, and make sure to visit
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Please begin this guide by powering up the Pa800, so that the display pages come up in the proper order...
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Connect the power cord to the Pa800. If you want to use an external speaker system, connect audio cables from the
LEFT/MONO and RIGHT outputs to your sound system, or for private listening, connect headphones to the
HEADPHONE jack on the front.
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Turn the Pa800 on by pressing the POWER switch on the rear panel. The Pa800 will go through its startup routine, and
you'll be placed in Style Play mode.
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The intuitive Color TouchView user interface on the Pa800 allows for extremely fast and easy access to the Pa800's
features and parameters. You can even access a multilingual contextual Help System (simply press the HELP
button to the right of the display)
Before we dive in, let's get familiar with the TouchView display...
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Before you start playing, make sure that the
the
BALANCE
fader beneath the left speaker is also in the center position!
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Please note the
DISPLAY HOLD
the
EXIT
button is pressed. When the DISPLAY HOLD function is turned off, the display will return to the main page
automatically, after several seconds.
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button to the right of the display. When lit, any selected page will stay displayed until
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slider located beneath the display is in the center position, and
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