Etude61B - MIDI Keyboard Schubert - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Etude61B Schubert

R OUT L HEAD- PHONES DC 12V - - + 29 30 31

Number	Code of Song	Number	Code of Song
01	Turkey march	05	Red river valley
02	Oh! Susanna	06	Katyusha
03	American patrol	07	Zmpromptu
04	Hawthorn	08	Toreador song

Number	Name of drum	Number	Name of drum
00	Hi-Hat Closed	04	Bass Drum
01	Hi-Hat Open	05	Hand Clap
02	Low Tom	06	Hi-Hat Pedal
03	Snare	07	Slap Crash Cymbal

graph LR
    A["Stage 1"] --> B["Stage 2"]
    B --> C["Stage 3"]
    C --> D["Stage 4"]
    D --> E["Stage 5"]
    E --> F["Stage 6"]
    F --> G["Stage 7"]
    G --> H["Stage 8"]

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Congratulations on purchasing this equipment. Please read this manual carefully and take care of the following hints to avoid damages. Any failure caused by ignoring the mentioned items and cautions mentioned in the instruction manual are not covered by our warranty and any liability.

Panel Control and External Function

27 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 26 25 11 10 12 13 27 28 14 16 15 17 18 19 21 23 20 22 24

1. Power switch

2. Transpose

3.Tempo

1. RhyVol

5.Main Vol

1. Demo song

7.Record

1. Program

2. Replay

10.Tone

11.Rhythm

1. Song

2. Digit key/ +/- button

3. Sustain

15.Vibrato

1. Guide A

2. Guide B

18.Panel drums

19.Start/Stop

20.Fill in

1. Sync

2. Single Chord

3. Finger Chord

24.ToneCLR

25.LED display

1. Music stand entry

2. Loudspeaker

3. Auto chord keyboard

R OUT L HEAD- PHONES DC 12V - - + 29 30 31

External Jacks in the rear:

29 Left/right track audio

30 Headphone

31 DC 12V input

Preparation before performance

Use AC/DC power adapter

Please use the special AC/DC power adapter provided with this electronic organ or the power adapter with DC 12V voltage and >1A out current and with central anode. Connect the DC plug of power adapter into the DC12V power socket in the rear of electronic organ. Then connect the other end into main socket (see that the input voltage of power adapter conform to the voltage of electric supply), finally turn on power switch and start performance. When you do not use this electronic organ for a long term, you should pull out the plug of power adapter from main socket safely to avoid possible causing trouble of part or other accident in long term charging.

Use of Batteries

Open the battery lid in the bottom of electronic organ and load eight 1.5V Size D batteries. Ensuring the polarity should conform to the direction marked on battery lid. Replace the lid after loading batteries.

Caution: Do not use batteries of different kinds and mix new and old batteries. Low batteries will cause low volume or poor timbre and replace batteries at that time. To avoid possible damage caused by battery liquid leakage, please take out batteries if you will not use the electronic organ for a long term.

Fitting Jack

Use of Headphone

Connect headphone plug into "HEADPHONE" jack in the rear of electronic organ. Now the internal speakers are automatically switched off. Use of headphone in performance does not interfere with anybody else, suiting personal monitor and exercising at night.

Connection with Amplifier or Hi-Fi Equipment

This electronic organ has built-in speaker system. Alternatively, it can also be connected to any external amplifier or hi-fi equipment. First turn off the switch of electronic organ and external equipment, then insert one end of stereo audio cable into LINE IN or AUXIN jack of other hi-fi equipment and connect the other end into OUT L/R jack in rear panel of electronic organ.

Basic Operation

Basic playing method

Turn on power switch: After AC adapter is connected or batteries installed correctly, press POWER button to turn on power switch. Press POWER button once again to turn of power switch of electronic organ.

POWER ON OFF VOLUME

Adjustment of Volume: This electronic organ has 16 levels of volume from 1 to 16 for your choice. The default level of volume is 12 Press Volume Up/Dn key, volume will be increased or decreased accordingly and correspondent change will be displayed on LED. Press Volume Up/Dn keys simultaneously, the VOLUME will be restored to the default level automatically. Meanwhile you adjust volume; the accompanying volume will also be changed accordingly.

Select Voice:

This electronic organ has 100 voices (00\~99) for your choice. For detailed information, refer to Appendix. The default status at startup is VOICE. If current status is not VOICE, you need to press VOICE Key and function LED will light up. To select a VOICE throughout 00\~99, please input two digits With numeric keyboard; Select VOICE can also be realized by pressing “+,-” keys. By pressing digits, LED will display corresponding VOICE code. Under VOICE status, press “+” or “-” key to select next or previous voice.

VOICE STYLE SONG 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 + 0 -

Performing percussion instrument: Panel drums: Press Panel drum keys (altogether 8 panel drums) to respond relevant panel drums. According to needs, performers can insert relevant panel drums to improve performance effect.

graph LR
    A["Stage 1"] --> B["Stage 2"]
    B --> C["Stage 3"]
    C --> D["Stage 4"]
    D --> E["Stage 5"]
    E --> F["Stage 6"]
    F --> G["Stage 7"]
    G --> H["Stage 8"]

Auto Rhythm

Select Rhythm: This electronic organ has 100 rhythms (00\~99) for your choice. For detailed STYLE table, refer to Appendix. Press STYLE key to trigger STYLE function and function LED will light up. To select a STYLE throughout 00\~99, input two digits; Select rhythm can also be realized by pressing keys. By pressing digits, LED will display corresponding STYLE code. Under STYLE status, press “+” or “-” key to select next or previous STYLE. After selecting STYLE, press START/STOP key to start STYLE and press STYLE once to exit STYLE function.

graph TD
    A["VOICE"] --> B["STYLE"]
    B --> C["SONG"]
    D["1"] --> E["2"]
    F["4"] --> G["5"]
    H["7"] --> I["8"]
    J["+"] --> K["0"]
    L["START/STOP"] --> M["FILL-IN"]
    N["SYNC"] --> O["+"]

Fill in: You may press FILL-IN key to insert 1-2 measures of drum fill in current rhythm to enhance performance effect and then restore to original rhythm. Only in rhythm status can this function be realized.

Function of Sync: First press SINGLE chord or FINGER chord keys, then SYNC key and finally B/W key. If keys belong to chord area, key and rhythm as well as chord will be played in synchronization. If keys do not belong to chord area, this function cannot be used.

SINGLE CHORD FINGER CHORD TONE CLR

Piano keyboard diagram with finger pointing to the digit 3

Tempo: The default tempo is 120. By pressing Tempo “+” or “-” key, you may correspondingly increase or decrease tempo and LED will be displayed accordingly. 32 levels of tempo maybe readjusted. Press Tempo „+” and “-” keys simultaneously to restore the default tempo setting.

RhyVol: The default RhyVol is 11. By pressing RhyVol “+” or “-” key, you may correspondingly increase or decrease RhyVol and LED will be displayed accordingly. 8 levels of RhyVol may be readjusted. Press RhyVol “+” and “-” keys simultaneously to restore the default RhyVol setting automatically.

Bass

Single auto bass chord: Press SINGLE key to enter the mode of single chord accompaniment, function LED will light up and 001 will be displayed on LED display. Press different single fingering in chord key area (1\~19 key) to start chord accompaniment. Press SINGLE key once again to exit this function and OFF will be displayed on LED display. Chord key area will change to keyboard tone.

START/STOP PILL-IN SYNC SINGLE PINGER TONE CLR ② ① ④ CHORD CHORD CLR

Finger Chord: Press FINGER key to enter the mode of single chord accompaniment, function LED will light up and O02 will be displayed on LED display. Press different single fingering in chord key area (1-19 key) to start chord accompaniment. Press FINGER key once again to exit this function and OFF will be displayed on LED display. Chord key area will change to keyboard tone.

START/STOP FILL-IN SYNC SINGLE CHORD FINGER CHORD TONE CLR

ToneCLR: Press ToneCLR key to start stop chord background. This function is circular: start chord > stop chord > start chord... Whenever demo song is started, the default setting of this function is to start chord. In the mode of SINGLE/FINGER chords, pressing this key will cancel single/finger chord accompaniment, and key pronunciation will restore to its original tone.

Tone Edit Function

Sustain: Press SUSTAIN key to start sustain function, function LED will light up and 001 will be displayed on LED display. Now the note of key produces a sustain effect. Press SUSTAIN key once again to exit sustain function. OFF will be displayed on LED display and key pronunciation will restore to its original tone.

(2) Vibrato: Press VIBRATO key to start vibrato function, function LED will light up and 002 will be displayed on LED display. Now the note of key produces a vibrato effect. Press VIBRATO key once again to exit vibrato function. OFF will be displayed on LED display and key pronunciation will restore to its original tone.

SUSTAIN VIBRATO SUSTAIN VIBRATO

Transpose function: By pressing transpose “+” or “-” key, you may increase or decrease half note when you perform with b/w keys, with ±+ levels adjustable. Press transpose “+” and “-” keys simultaneously to restore to its default note

Record function

Press RECORD key to begin recording, function LED will light up. ON will be displayed on LED display. Before recording, you should set tone, rhythm, tempo and auto chord in good order to minimize setting during record. Now performer may play according to his/her free will and the notes produced by the electric organ will be recorded until the record quantity of note exceeds the maximum limit and FUL is displayed on LED display. In Recode mode, press REPLAY key to replay recorded notes in sequence. In replay mode, tone may be switched. Upon completion, press RECORD key once again to exit the function and OFF will be displayed on LED display. In this mode keyboard transpose function will not work.

Rhythm Programming function

Press PROG key to enter rhythm programming function and ON is displayed on LED display. By pressing eight panel drums, you can program corresponding drum in the organ. When the number of programs exceeds the maximum limit, FUL will be displayed on LED display and PROG mode will be ended. Press a key in PROG mode to program an empty beat and replay the sound of beep. Press REPLAY key to replay the programmed drums in sequence and cycles and form a self-programmed rhythm. By readjusting tempo +/- key, you may reach the optimal performance effect. In replaying programmed rhythm, press REPLAY or Start/Stop key to stop replaying.

Intelligent Guide function

Demo Song: This electronic organ has 8 demo songs. For the table of demo songs, refer to Appendix. Press Demo Song key to replay current demo song. Press Demo Song key once again to replay next demo song. This key is a toggle key. Press this key to replay 8 demo songs in sequence.

Guide Function: Press Guide-A or Guide-B key to enter Guide function. During guide, unless a key be pressed, the song will not be continued. After a song is finished, repeat it again. You can select a demo song by Demo song key. In Guide mode, press Guide-A or Guide-B key to exit guide function

• Guide-A: No matter whether you perform correctly or not, the organ will emit correct notes.
• Guide-B: The themes notes will be screened by the notes played and if you do not play for 3 seconds, the theme notes will be restored for guide purpose.

Appendix 1: Table of Tone

No.	Name of Tone	No.	Name of Tone	No.	Name of Tone	No.	Name of Tone
00	PIANO	25	CLEAN GUITAR 1	50	ROCK ORGAN	75	ACCORDION
01	CLARINET	26	SOPRANO SAX1	51	PICCOLO 1	76	E-PIANO 1
02	VIBRAPHONE	27	DULCIMER	52	STEEL DRUMS	77	REED ORGAN 2
03	TRUMPET	28	STRINGS 1	53	TUBA	78	HARMONICS 1
04	BAN JO	29	RECORDER	54	HALO PAD	79	LOW TOM
05	FLUTE	30	ACOUSTIC GRAND PIANO	55	CLAVI	80	SOFT ACCORD
06	CHURCH ORGAN	31	ENGLISH HORN	56	FRETLESS BASS	81	SHAKHACHI
07	HARMONICA	32	SHANAI 2	57	KALIMBA	82	XIAO
08	JAZZ GUITAR	33	CLEAN GUITAR 2	58	CONTRABASS	83	HARP
09	SYNTHSTRS 1	34	ATMOSPHERE	59	NYLON GUITAR	84	E-PIANO 2
10	PIANO BRIGHT	35	VIOLA	60	PIANO ELEC 1	85	BASS LEAD 1
11	BRASS SYN	36	DRAWBAR ORGAN 2	61	PICCOLO 2	86	BASS LEAD 2
12	SYNTH BASS	37	DISTORTION GUITAR	62	SYNTHSTRS 2	87	BRASS SYN
13	LEAD SQUARE	38	STEEL GUITAR	63	PAD	88	BARITONE SAX
14	MARIMBA	39	SQUARE	64	FRENCH HORN	89	GUZHENG
15	CHORUSED PIANO	40	ALTO SAX	65	ELECTRIC GUITAR	90	CELESTA
16	ORCHES.HARP	41	ACOUSTIC BASS 2	66	FINGER BASS 1	91	XYLOPHONE
17	SAXOPHONE	42	SAWTOOTH	67	AGOGO 2	92	FINGER BASS 2
18	TANGO ACCORDIAN	43	OCARINA	68	BASSOON	93	REED ORGAN 3
19	STEEL DRUMS	44	AGOGO 1	69	FIFTHS	94	SLAP BASS 1
20	HONKY-TONKPIANO	45	MUSICBOX	70	TENOR SAX	95	HARMONICS 2
21	SHANAI 1	46	STRINGS 2	71	TINKLE BELL	96	PIANO ELEC 2
22	TROMBONE	47	OBOE	72	GLOCKENSPIEL	97	STR SYN 3
23	ACOUSTIC BASS 1	48	REED ORGAN 1	73	PIPA	98	SLAP BASS 2
24	DRAWBAR ORGAN 1	49	HARPSICHORD	74	PICK BASS	99	BASSOON

Appendix 2: Table of Rhythm

No.	Name of rhythm	No.	Name of rhythm	No.	Name of rhythm	.No.	Name of rhythm
00	RUMBA 1	25	SOUL 1	50	HOUSE 1	75	TECHNO
01	SAMBA	26	RAP	51	REGGAE 3	76	BALLAD
02	DISCO	27	TANGO 2	52	SOUL 2	77	DIXIE 1
03	TANGO 1	28	REGGAE2	53	POLKA 2	78	DISCO QUEEN
04	ROCK 1	29	RUMBA 2	54	HIP-HOP 1	79	ROCK 4
05	SWING	30	RAVE	55	16-BEAT 2	80	HOUSE 3
06	COUNTRY 1	31	COUNTRY 2	56	N.O.R&R	81	BLUES 2
07	WALTZ 1	32	BEAT 1	57	SLOWROCK 3	82	DANCE 3
08	BEGUINE	33	8-BEAT 1	58	8-BEAT 2	83	FUSNSHFL
09	LATIN	34	BARREL.HOUSE	59	PASODOB	84	8-BEAT 4
10	MARCH-POLKA	35	SLOWROCK 2	60	DANCE 2	85	DANCE 4
11	BOSSANOVA	36	TRIPHOP	61	WORDPOP	86	REGGAE 4
12	SALSA	37	OLDIEPOP	62	SLOWROCK 4	87	HAPPY LOVE
13	16-BEAT 1	38	ROCK2	63	8-BEAT 3	88	SKA
14	REGGAE 1	39	BIG BALLAD	64	QUICKSTP	89	CHACHA 2
15	MAMBO	40	MERENGUE	65	HIP-HOP 2	90	BROWN
16	8-BEAT	41	KERONCONG	66	MARCH 1	91	MARCH 2
17	CHACHA 1	42	GUARACHA	67	BLUES 1	92	16-BEAT 3
18	POPS	43	BIGBAND	68	CHARLESTON	93	CALIFORNIA
19	SLOWROCK 1	44	WALTZ 3	69	HOUSE 2	94	CUMBIA
20	WALTZ 2	45	ROCK 3	70	BAROQUE	95	BOLERO
21	DANCE1	46	PUNTA	71	NEW SAI DI	96	TEXMEX
22	LOUD FUSION	47	JAZZ	72	BOOGIE	97	ROCK 5
23	POLKA1	48	BEAT 2	73	DISCO BEAT	98	DIXIE 2
24	EURB	49	TRANCE	74	CANTALP	99	BOLERO

Appendix 3: Table of Demo Song

Number	Code of Song	Number	Code of Song
01	Turkey march	05	Red river valley
02	Oh! Susanna	06	Katyusha
03	American patrol	07	Zmpromptu
04	Hawthorn	08	Toreador song

Appendix 4: Table of Panel Drum

Number	Name of drum	Number	Name of drum
00	Hi-Hat Closed	04	Bass Drum
01	Hi-Hat Open	05	Hand Clap
02	Low Tom	06	Hi-Hat Pedal
03	Snare	07	Slap Crash Cymbal

graph LR
    A["Stage 1"] --> B["Stage 2"]
    B --> C["Stage 3"]
    C --> D["Stage 4"]
    D --> E["Stage 5"]
    E --> F["Stage 6"]
    F --> G["Stage 7"]
    G --> H["Stage 8"]

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause and Solution
Accompanying a little noise in turning on/off power.	Normal condition. Please do not worry.
After turning on power, press keyboard but not sound canbeemitted.	Check whether volume control key is at proper position or headphone jack is heldby other equipmeD to break:offbuilt-in speaker system.
Thenote and its tone for asame voice are alittle different.	This isnormal phenomenon caused by different voice sampling diapason.
When using Sustain function. some tones have long sustain but some have short sustain.	This is normal phenomenon sincethe sustains of different tones are setto optimum lengths.
Too low volume, abnormal volume or accompaniment doesnot work.	Check whether volume control and accompaDiment volume control arein proper setting.
Sync/Start is begun and used in performance, auto accompaniment doesnot work.	Check whether autobass is set on Single or Finger chord position. Now only pressing the of autobass chord key area can accompanment be started.
When using mobile phone, the electronic organ will emit noise.	Mobile phone can disturb the electronic organ. To avoid the noise, turn off the mobile phone or use it faraway.
Not all keyspressed produces sound So long as your keyboard, auto accompaniment function seems skipped.	You may have usedtoo much notes than allowed quantity, including right-hand tone, left-hand tone, auto accompaniment and counterpoint note. The notes in excess of this limit willnotproduce sound.
The pitch of note isnot correct. Checkwhether the parameter of Transpose is "OO".
When using batteries, the electronic organ does not emit sound after startup and indicating LED does not light up.	Check whether battery polarity is correct and batteries have run down.
When usin, AC adapter, you hear distorted or discontinued sound. or even the electronic organmaybe halted in terrible case.	You have used unqualified AC adapter or low batteries. Please use the AC adapter provided with this electronic organ or replace batteries.
No sound for external loudspeaker or amplifier.	Check whether volume is set too low or wire connection is proper.
No sound for external microphone. Check whether volume is set too low or wire connection is proper, or use electrer condenser microphone.

Note: Should the trouble of your electronic organ be unable to eliminate, please send it to your franchiser or its maintenance service to repair. Do not disassembly without authorization

Disposal and Declaration of Conformity

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According to the European waste regulation 2002/96/EG this symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product may not be treated as household waste. Instead it should be taken to the appropriate collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health, which could otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste handling of this product. For more detailed information about recycling of this product, please contact your local council or your household waste disposal service.

Producer: Chal-Tec GmbH, Wallstraße 16, 10179 Berlin, Germany.

This product is conform to the following European Directives:

2014/30/EU (EMC)

2014/35/EU (LVD)

2011/65/EU (RoHS)

Technical Data

Standards GB/T12105-1998, GB/8898-2001, GB13837-2003, GB17625.1-2003
Keyboard 61-key standard piano keyboard
Display LED Display
Tone 100 standard tones
Rhythm 100 well-chosen accompaniments
Demo 8 stereo demo songs
Drums 8 panel drums
Effect control Vibrato, Sustain, Transpose
Recording Record, Replay
Program Rhythm programming function
Accompaniment control Start/Stop, Sync, Fill-In, Tempo
Chord control ToneCLR, Single finger, Fingered,
Intelligent guide Demo song, Guide-A, Guide-B
Other control Power Switch, Main Volume, Accompaniment Volume
External Ports Power jack, Headphone jack, left and right sound track jack
Diapason	C2 C7
Accuracy in musical tuning	≤3%
AC adapter	AC 220V, DC 12V
DV Input	DC 12V
Output power	6Wx2

Chère cliente, cher client,

R OUT L HEAD- PHONES DC 12V - - + 29 30 31

29 Sortie audio L/R

30 Prise casque

31 Entrée DC 12 V

Avant utilisation

Diagram showing a finger pressing a string of piano keys with the number ③ at the index

Number	Code of Song	Number	Code of Song
01	Turkey march	05	Red river valley
02	Oh! Susanna	06	Katyusha
03	American patrol	07	Zmpromptu
04	Hawthorn	08	Toreador song

Number	Name of drum	Number	Name of drum
00	Hi-Hat Closed	04	Bass Drum
01	Hi-Hat Open	05	Hand Clap
02	Low Tom	06	Hi-Hat Pedal
03	Snare	07	Slap Crash Cymbal

graph LR
    A["Stage 1"] --> B["Stage 2"]
    B --> C["Stage 3"]
    C --> D["Stage 4"]
    D --> E["Stage 5"]
    E --> F["Stage 6"]
    F --> G["Stage 7"]
    G --> H["Stage 8"]

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