Casio VL-Tone VL-1 Manual de usuario
CASIO
VL-1
OPERATION MANUAL
MANUAL DE OPERACION
ELECTRONIC
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT &
CALCULATOR
INSTRUMENTO
MUSICAL ELECTRONICO Y
CALCULADORA
CONTENTS
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1. Casio VL-TONE Features ..........................3
2. Points Of Caution ...............................5
3. Power Supply ..................................6
4. Nomenclature And Function Of Each Part .............9
5. Manual Play Function ...........................13
6. Auto Rhythm Function ..........................14
7. One Key Play Function ..........................16
8. Auto Play Function .............................20
9. ADSR Function ................................23
10.Melody Demonstration ..........................26
11.Connecting With Other Equipment .................27
12.Calculator Function.............................28
13.Specications .................................31
1. Casio VL-Tone Features
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• OneKeyPlayFunction−Youcanplaybyjust
pressingonekey.
You can store notes in the memory and the notes will be indi-
vidually played back in sequence each time you press the key to
created a melody. Anyone can enjoy playing immediately even
though they may never have played before.
• AutoPlayFunction−Yourplayingwillbeplayed
automatically.
Your favorite selected melody can be stored entirely and played
back automatically. There is a repeat function that will replay the
melody four times.
• ManualPlayFunction−Youcanenjoyplaying
rightaway.
There are a total of 29 keys and nearly two and a half octaves.
Half tones are included so that you can play any tune. This func-
tion makes the instrument easy to play.
• AutoRhythmFunction−Thesharprhythmback-
groundmakesyourmusicsoundbetter.
Swing, Bossa Nova, Rock and other rhythms up to 10 different in
all are possible. Tempo and balance and be freely adjusted over
a wide range. This auto rhythm function makes your music more
emotional.
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• ADSRFunction−Youcancreateyourownsounds
andmakeamini-synthesizer.
With this function sound ave elements like, attack, decay, vibra-
to, etc., a total of 8 different data, can be applied to create sound
variations. Up to 80 million combinations are possible. You can
create your own original sounds.
• 5PresetSounds−Youcanselectanyoneofthe5
presetsoundstogowiththemelody.
Piano, fantasy, violin, ute and guitare, 5 different lovely sounds
are preset. Additionally, by using the octave shift, the music
range can be shifted to 3 different levels.
• MelodyDemonstration−Theinstrumentalsound
andrhythmwillbevariedstepbystep.
“German Folk Song” can be played automatically with rhythm
included. The instrumental sound and rhythm changes to make
very enjoyable music.
• CalculatorFunction−Youcanchangeatonce
frommelodykeystocalculatorkeys.
When you set the selector to “CAL” the keyboard keys become
calculator keys and you can calculate up to 8 digits − add, sub-
tract, multiply, divide, 4 constants, square root, percentage and
memory calculation.
2.PointsofCaution
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• This instrument is constructed with very precise electronic
parts. Usage or storage under extreme temperature condi-
tions, or strong shock must be avoided. Under very low tem-
perature conditions, the response speed may be slow or the
instrument may fail to operate. Also, under very high tem-
perature conditions, the battery life will be shortened. Do not
store or blace near heating systems, in direct sunlight, inside
a hot car or on a window ledge.
• The instrument is constructed to protect against dust and hu-
midity but is not waterproof. Do not use near splashing water
or under high humidity conditions.
• Do not attempt to take the instrument apart because the sys-
tem and functions will be damaged. Avoid throwing used
batteries into re.
* If batteries go bad take them out at once and replace them
to avoid damage to the instrument.
• To clean the instrument, use a soft, dry cloth or slightly damp
cloth with neutral detergent to wipe it off. Never use thinner,
benzine type solvents or alcohol for cleaning.
• When using as a calculator be sure to check that the key
depressed and the number indicated in the display are in
agreement.
• As a magnet is built into the speaker keep watches, credit
cards, etc. clear of the unit.
3.PowerSupply
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This instrument has a two-way power system and may be oper-
ated using battery or AC power.
• Use 4 AA size dry batteries.
• Battery life may vary depending on battery type and use conditions.
• Music use (PLAY/REC mode) − 12 hours continuous.
• Calculator use (CAL mode) − 4,000 hours continuous.
*AbovebatterylifeisbasedontypeUM-3.
• When the batteries are worn out the sounds may become
unstable or noise may be produced. In this case the batteries
should be replaced with new ones.
• To replace batteries, slide open the battery compartment
lid on the bottom of the instrument and insert new batteries
making sure that the + / - poles are properly aligned. Always
replace all 4 batteries to insure longer life.
• After replacing batteries, set the mode selector to “CAL” and
press the P button on the bottom of the instrument with a
pointed object.
• CAUTION— To prevent corrosion or damage, remove the
batteries when not using the instrument for long periods of
time.
BatteryUse
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• AC power can be used by connecting an optional AC adaptor.
• Use only the adaptor with the same voltage rating (100, 117,
220 or 240V) as your power supply to prevent component
damage.
• The battery power will be automatically disconnected when
using the AC adaptor and will reduce battery consumption for
better economy.
CAUTION — WHERE USED FROM THE MAINS THIS UNIT
MUST ONLY BE USED WITH A CASIO MAINS ADAPTOR. THIS
IS DUE TO THE RISK OF DAMAGE TO THE UNIT SHOULD
IT BE USED WITH A MAINS ADAPTOR OTHER THAN CASIO
MAINS ADAPTOR.
NOTE— When switching on the power with an AC adaptor in
use, press the P button before playing the instrument with the
mode selector at “CAL”.
If you use the adaptor for long periods of time it may heat up but
this is a normal condition. The adaptor should be disconnected
from the wall outlet when not in used.
The contents of the memory (accumulated total of memory cal-
culation), stored melody or the preset data of ADSR function will
be cleared by replacing batteries.
ACUse
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For power economy the unit provides auto-power-off (A.P.O.)
function. If the unit is left with the mode selector turned on, the
A.P.O. function automatically turns off the power in approxi-
mately 6 minutes.
Though the display disappears, the contents of the memory (ac-
cumulated total of the memory calculations or the preset data
of the ADSR and/or the stored melody) are protected. Power is
resumed either by pressing key or by turning off and on.
Auto-Power-Off(A.P.O.)
4.NomenclatureAndFunctionOfEachPart
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ONE KEY PLAY
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WALTZ 4-BEAT
ELECTRONIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENT VL-1
CASIO VL-TONE
SWING ROCK-1 ROCK-2 BOSSANOVA SAMBA RHUMBA BEGUINE
MIN VOLUME MAX RHYTHM BALANCE MELODY VIOLIN
FANTASY
PIANO
REC
PLAY
OCTAVE
MIDDLE
LOW HIGH
FLUTE
GUITAR
ADSR
CAL
OFF
RESET DEL TEMPO∆
∆
RHYTHM ML-C MUSIC AUTO PLAY
AC ADAPTORLINE OUT
OPEN
P
TUNING
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3 2 1 6
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11 12 Mode Selector
Sound Selector
Octave Shift Switch
Balance Control
Volume Control
One Key Play Keys
Function Keys
Keyboard Keys
Display
Speaker
Line Out Jack
AC Power Terminal
Battery Compartment Lid
P Button
Pitch Control
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Nomenclature
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IndividualFunctions
ModeSelector
Functions as Power On/Off Switch.
• OFF — Power Off
• CAL — To calculate or to preset the ADSR data.
• REC — To store notes or melody
• PLAY — To use one key play, auto play or manual play
SoundSelector
To select piano, fantasy, violin, flute or guitar sound or to use the
ADSR function
OctaveShiftSwitch
Changes the keyboard to three different musical ranges.
Balance Control
Use to blend the melody and rhythm volume. Slide left to in-
crease the rhythm volume or right to increase the melody vol-
ume. Rhythm and melody volumes will be equal when control
is in the center.
Volume Control
Controls the volume of all sounds. Volume will be increased
when the control is moved to the right.
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