Casio KX-101 Manual de usuario

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KX-101

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CASIO.

casio

KX-101

COMPUTERIZED

RADIO

CASSETTE

KEYBOARD

Thank

you

very

much

for

purchasing

the

Casio

KX-101.

Before

using

it,

please

read

this

manual

carefully

order

discover

the

KX-101's

many

functions

and

make

full

use

its

potential.

For

long-asting

enjoyment,

please

the

directions

given

here

when

operating

your

new

KX-101.

CONTENTS

Main

Features

the

KX-101

Power

Supply

Speaker

Connection

Use

Radio

Cassette

Recorder

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Ragio

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Heeeks

shuns

sARS

™

Recording

Radio

Broadcasts

Using

Computerized

Play

Functions

When

Recording

Space

Function

Restart

Recording...

Record

Muting......

™

Listening

Tapes

(Playback)

Computerized

Playback

....

Single

Playback

Direct

Playback

Jump

Playback

(JP)

Intro,

Playback

.....

Programmed

Playback

Shuffle

Playback

Repeat

Playback

RWD

specified

tune

Use

Keyboard

Instrument

Playing

the

Keyboard

™

Selecting

the

Sound

Tone

colors)

. .

™

Using

the

Auto-Rhythms

(12

Rhythms)

Using

Auto-Accompaniment

(11

Chords)

Music

Programming

How

Enjoy

Music

Programming...

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Having

Fun

with

Var

Various

Performances

™

AutoPlay

peeeie

One

Key

Play

Saving

Progratol

ape

(MT

Functior

Direct

Recording

Space

Function

(SPACE

SEARCH)

.........

Program

that

has

been

‘Saved

Enjoying

Digital

Tapes

Various

Types

Playback

Microphone

Mixing

Using

the

Internal

Mike

External

Microphone

for

Recording

Various

Methods

Recording

Timer

Controlled

Playback/Recording

Head

Maintenance/Tape

Handling

Names

and

Functions

Each

Part

Programming

Example

Troubleshooting

Chart

Care

Your

Unit

Specifications

Main

Features

the

KX-101

Computerized

Cassette

Drive

for

Whole

Variety

Automatic

Playback

and

Recording

Possibilities

The

KX-101

equipped

with

number

different

computerized

playback

and

recording

functions:

SPACE

function

searches

out

unrecorded

sections

when

you

want

begin

recording,

REC

RETURN

function

automatically

rewinds

the

tape

the

point

where

the

recording

started

for

you

restart

your

unsatisfying

recording.

SINGLE

PLAYBACK

function

plays

only

one

tune

and

then

stops

automatically.

DIRECT

PLAYBACK

function

automatically

finds

and

plays

back

your

desired

tune.

INTRO

PLAYBACK

function

lets

you

listen

the

first

seconds

each

recorded

tune,

JUMP

PLAYBACK

function

skips

unrecorded

portions

the

tape

rapidly

advancing

the

tape.

PROGRAMMED

PLAYBACK

function

plays

the

tunes

exactly

the

order

you

want.

SHUFFLE

PLAYBACK

function

selects

and

plays

the

tunes

one

after

the

other

random.

REPEAT

PLAYBACK

function

rewinds

the

tape

the

beginning

after

playing

the

end

and

repeats

playback,

(Repeat

playback

can

used

combination

with

5,6

and

written

above.)

10)

Rapid

advance

rewind

any

desired

tune

after

before

the

one

presently

being

played

back,

11)

Direct

recording

any

specified

portion,

(Digital

recording

only.)

*Computerized

playback

and

recording

can

also

used

for

the

musical

information

pro-

grammed

with

the

keyboard

(except

2).

Music

Programming

Function,

Allowing

You

Program

Tunes

According

the

Musical

Score.

three

channel

programming

system

for

melody,

countermelody

and

chords.

Tunes

can

programmed

easily

just

entering

pitch

and

duration

notes

well

chords

according

the

musical

score.

Durations

notes

and

rests,

symbols

for

repetitions

such

can

input

the

touch

finger.

Since

tone

color

(sound),

rhythm,

fill-in,

arpeggio

etc.

can

entered

well,

even

the

most

difficult

pieces

music

can

programmed

very

easily.

The

programmed

tune

can

then

played

back

various

ways

such

as,

Auto

Play,

One

Key

Play

(playing

melodies

accompaniment

using

one

finger)

Minus

One

Auto

Play

(ideal

for

practicing

improvisations

and

singing

along).

Furthermore,

your

best

efforts

can

converted

digital

signals

and

recorded

cassette

tapes.

With

your

own

musical

‘data

bank’

you

can

recall

past

performances

any

time

you

wish.

Equipped

With

Full-fledged

Performance

Functions

Such

Different

Sounds,

Auto-

Rhythms

and

Auto-Accompaniment

octaves,

keys,

4-voice

polyphonic

keyboard.

different

sounds

(tone

colors)

and

rhythms

can

selected

the

touch

key.

simply

pushing

the

buttons

with

the

chord

names,

anyone

can

perform

professional-level

chord,

bass

and

arpeggio

accompaniment

step

with

the

rhythm.

Power

Supply

The

KX-101

can

driven

both

and

power.

Connect

the

provided

power

cord

the

power

socket

the

KX-101

and

plug

into

outlet,

(OC

power

)

Open

the

battery

compartment

cover

the

back

the

unit

and

install

eight

size

(SUM-1)

manganese

dry

batteries,

making

sure

the

and

—

terminals

are

aligned

correctly.

Power

Supply

Battery

Life

and

Battery

Replacement

ale

When

tape

speed

becomes

slower,

sound

distorted

volume

Power

(ndieater

too

low,

please

replace

all

batteries

with

new

ones.

When

the

batteries

become

weak,

the

power

indicator

light

also

becomes

weaker,

showing

that

time

replace

the

batteries.

POWER

[FM

Recording

Time*

Peas

egex

|Auto

Play

Time*|

Manual

Playing

Time*

With

high

performance

type

Approx.

hrs.

Approx.

hrs.|

Approx.

hrs.

Approx.

hrs.

SUM-1

batteries

ali

gear

bell

ApprOK:20

hm.

[Approx

20h]

Mpprox20'hes.|

APpro

hrs.

Measurements

according

EIAJ

standards.

For

Auto

Play

time

and

manual

playing

time

battery

life,

about

two

hours

playing

day

were

taken

standard.

;

(Notes

Battei

Incorrect

use

batteries

can

lead

fluid

leakage

explosi@n.

Please

note

the

follow-

ing

points

carefully:

@Please

insert

the

batteries

with

the

poles

—

facing

the

right

direction.

@)Please

make

sure

that

all

batteries

are

the

same

type.

(8)

not

use

new

batteries

and

used

batteries

together.

@Do

not

attempt

recharge

the

batteries.

@®Do

not

dispose

batteries

fire,

short

circuit

them,

open

them

heat

them.

For

Longer

Battery

Life

Your

batteries

will

last

longer

you

not

use

them

continuously

over

long

periods,

but

turn

off

the

power

for

while

after

hours

use.

When

not

using

your

KX-101

for

long

time,

please

remove

the

batteries

avoid

damage

due

leakage

etc.

The

batteries

will

last

longer

all

them

are

always

replaced

the

same

time.

Auto

Power

Save

Function

This

Auto

Power

Save

function

avoids

wasting

electric

power

you

forget

turn

off

the

power

switch.

power

and

the

KX-101

not

used

for

about

minutes,

automati-

cally

enters

Power

Save

mode

and

the

Power

indicator

goes

out.

this

Power

Save

mode,

Programs

are

not

erased.

When

key

pressed

during

the

Power

Save

mode,

the

KX-101

reverts

the

normal

operating

mode

and

the

Power

indicator

lights

up.

eaker

Conne

ctic

When

attaching

them

the

main

unit

Attach

the

speakers

the

left

and

right

the

main

unit.

Engage

the

two

catches

each

the

sides

the

main

unit

and

the

speakers

and

push

down.

‘

Speaker

(left)

Catch

Connect

the

supplied

speaker

cords

(short).

RELEASE

The

speakers

can

removed

pressing

the

release

button

and

pulling

the

speakers,

Input

jack

the

speaker

Speaker

output

jack

When

setting

the

speakers

distance

from

the

main

unit

When

you

want

set

the

speakers

greater

distance

from

each

other,

when

using

the

keyboard

shown

the

illustration,

connect

the

speakers

with

the

long

speaker

cords

provided.

When

using

the

keyboard

Use

Radio

Cassette

Recorder

Listening

Radio

Broadcasts

Please

perform

the

following

operations

the

order

shown

the

illustration.

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|o}

(2)

SULLLLTIIL

LIE

MODE

selector

Usually

set

STEREO.

When

there

lot

interference

during

reception

stereo

broadcast,

setting

MONO

will

reduce

the

noise.

TUNING

indicator

Lights

when

tuning

optimal

aid

for

accurate

tuning.

PHONES

jack

For

connection

headphones,

letting

you

listen

privacy.

MIXING

MIC

jack

For

connection

external

microphone

for

mike

mixing.

BALANCE

control

Adjusts

the

balance

between

the

left

and

right

speaker.

TONE

control

For

adjusting

the

tone.

MIXING

MIC.

VOLUME

Used

during

microphone

mixing.

STEREO

indicator

Lights

when

stereo

broadcast

being

received.

Use

Radio

Cassette

Recorder

]

Set

the

FUNCTION

Selector

Radio.

Select

the

desired

band

setting

(MW).

The

illustration

and

explanation

above

are

for the

specifications

for

the

U.S.A.

and

Canada.

The

received

frequency

ranges

and

number

bands

vary

shown

below,

depending

the

area

use.

Received

Frequency

Ranges

Southeast

Asia,

Africa,

Oceania

No,

eran

FM AM

(MW)

U,S.A.,

Canada

~108MHz

525~1605

MHz

European

countries

87.5~108

MHz

520~1610MHz

150~285

KHz

;

podem

Sonne

alg

~108

MHz

525~1605

MHz

7~22

MHz

Turn

the

tuning

knob

until

the

channel

indicator

indicates

the

station

you

want

listen

to.

Adjust

the

volume.

unit.

Antenna

Adjustment

broadcasts

........

tion

and

angle.

When

there

lot

interference

during

reception

broadcast,

noise

can

reduced

adjusting

the

pitch

control

knob

the

bottom

the

Pull

out

the

tele-

broadcasts

........

The

built-in

‘fer-

scopic

antenna,

adjusting

its

length,

direc-

rite

bar

antenna

used.

Push

the

tele-

scopic

antenna

and

place

the

KX-101

the

direction

that

provides

the

best

recep-

tion.

Telescopic

antenna

When

pushing

the

antenna,

push

each

section

carefully.

Use

Radio

Cassette

Recorder

Recording

Radio

Broadcasts

Following

the

steps

described

and

tune

the

program

you

want

record.

Then

perform

the

following

operations

the

order

shown

the

illustration.

]

Insert

cassette

tape.

Push

the

eject

button

and

insert

cassette

from

above

with

the

side

you

want

record

facing

outward.

Set

the

position

corresponding

the

tape

being

used.

METAL

for

metal

tape

CrO,

for

CrO,

tape

NORMAL

for

normal

tape

—

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REC

MUTE

button

Records

period

silence

when

pressed

during

recording.

PAUSE

button

For

temporarily

stopping

the

tape.

Press

the

REC

(record)

button.

The

indicator

lights

and

recording

begins.

order

stop

recording,

press

the

STOP

button.

Variable

Monitor

Recording

level

automatically

adjusted

the

optimal

setting,

independent

the

setting

the

MAIN

VOLUME.

therefore

possible

set

the

speakers

and

headphones

any

desired

volume

during

recording.

For

reasons,

recordings

radio

broadcasts,

records,

etc.

may

only

made

for

personal

use.

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