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USER MANUAL i Music 15 3790 BONTEMPI

ON/OFF -Turns the instrument on and off ③ START/STOP -Starts/Stops a rhythm or a song

Select Numb +/– - To select functions, rhythms, songs and sounds ⑤ RECORD -Records what is being play-

⑥ PLAY -Plays what has been recorded ⑦ TEMPO +/– -Sets the tempo for RHYTHM performance, songs or metronome ⑧ 100 RHYTHMS -Rhythms list; ⑨ SOUNDS -To select the sounds on the keyboard ⑩ SUSTAIN -Enables or disables the SUSTAIN function (prolonged sound) ⑪ TRANSPOSER +/– -Allows pitch of notes to be changed ⑫ VIBRATO -Enables or disables the VIBRATO function (sound modula

ard according to the easy method ⑮ OKON -To play a song note after note, simply press a white or black key; ⑯ DISPLAY ⑰ Stave Strip (supplied) ⑱ Numeric keyboard 0-9 - To select fun- ctions, rhythms, songs and sounds

VOLUME +/– -Sets the master volume ⑳ RHYTHMS -To select the rhythms ㉑ DEMO -To listen to all pre-recorded songs in sequence ㉒ MP3 Player -Adjusts MP3 songs read by the USB port ㉓ METRONOME -Switches on and off the metronome beat ㉔ ACCOMPANIMENT VOLUME ㉕ Socket for connecting a USB Flash Drive ㉖ Socket for USB-DC cable (supplied) or for mains adapter (not supplied) ㉗ Socket for headphones (not included) ㉘ Socket for external audio source (MP3 play- er, smartphone etc.) ㉙ Socket for condenser microphone (not inclu- ded) F R A N Ç A I S

㉕ Presa per USB Flash Drive (non inclusa) ㉖ Presa per cavetto USB-DC (fornito) o per adat- tatore da rete (non fornito) ㉗ Presa per cuffia (non fornita) ㉘ Presa per sorgente musicale esterna (lettore MP3, smartphone, ecc.). ㉙ Presa per microfono a condensatore (non for- nito)10 Key for the different types of plastic materials:PET = Polyethylene terephtalate • PE = Polyethylene, code 02 for PE-HD, 04 for PE-LD • PVC =Polyvinyl chloride • PP = Polypropylene • PS = Polystyrene, Polystyrene foam • O = Other polymers (ABS, Laminates, etc.)3. DISPOSING OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCESThe wheelie bin symbol with a cross indicates that the product must not be disposed of in the dome-stic waste at the end of its useful life. Instead, it should be taken to your nearest designated collec-tion point or recycling facility. Alternatively, check with your retailer and return the product when buying a replacement, on a one-to-one basis or as free of charge in case the size is smaller than 25 cm. Appropriate disposal promotes the recycling of parts and materials, as well as helping to protect the environment and human health. Under current legislation, strict penalties are enfor-ced against those disposing of products illegally. For more information about the collection of special waste, contact your Local Authority.

SWITCH ON AND SWITCH OFF

To switch on, press the POWER ON/OFF button ②. To switch off, repeat the same operation. When you switch on, the keyboard is set to operate with the Acoustic Gran Piano sound, the Fusion 1 rhythm and the song Auspicious Day. DEMO - Demo song The instrument has 60 pre-recorded songs. The DEMO button ㉑ plays all 60 songs in sequence. Press DEMO again to stop the song. When a song is playing, press +/– ④ to select the next or previous one, or enter a number from 0 to 59 ⑱ to select one from the list at the end of this manual;

This instrument can be powered by a mains adaptor (not included) with the following characteristics in output: VDC = 5V; I = 500 mA (positive central terminal). Insert the jack in the DC 5V socket . WARNING: All batteries or transformers with safety insulation must be checked regularly for faults in cable, wire, or plug insu-lation or other parts.This instrument is only to be connected to equipment bearing either of the following symbols:NOTE: Rating plate information was located at bottom enclo-sure of the apparatus.

Use a screwdriver to open the battery compartment. Insert 4 x 1.5 V batteries R6/AA (not supplied), ensu- ring correct polarity (+/–). Re-fit battery cover. Replace batteries when the quality of sound beco- mes bad. Use alkaline batteries to obtain a longer duration. ATTENTION – BATTERY CARE• Non-rechargeable batte-ries are not to be rechar-ged. • Rechargeable bat-teries must be removed from the toy before being charged. • Rechargeable batteries are only to be charged under adult supervision. • Different types of batteries or new and old batteries are not to be mixed. • Use only batteries of the same or equivalent type. • Batteries are to be inserted with correct polarity. • Remove exhausted batteries to pre-vent leakage. • Do not short-circuit supply terminals. • Remove batteries during long periods of non-use.WASTE DISPOSAL STANDARDSFor information regarding the disposal of the items mentio-ned here below, please refer to Council Administration office regarding specialised waste collection centres.

1. POWER SUPPLY: USBDC CABLE

The instrument can be powered by a power bank, PC, phone charger, etc. with the USB-DC cable supplied. Insert the jack in the DC 5V socket. 1. DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES:Protect the environment by disposing of batteries in the special containers provided for this use. 2. PACKAGING DISPOSAL:Take the paper, cardboard and corrugated board to the appropriate waste collection centres. Plastic material must be placed in the relevant col-lection containers. The symbols indicating the various types of plastic are:

E N G L I S H R6/AA 1.5VR6/AA 1.5VR6/AA 1.5VR6/AA 1.5VR6/AA 1.5VR6/AA 1.5VR6/AA 1.5VR6/AA 1.5V11 VOLUME To regulate the volume of the instrument you must use buttons VOLUME + (to turn up) or VOLUME – (to turn down) ⑲. By holding the button pressed down, the variation becomes continuous. To restore the standard volume press both VOLUME + and VOLUME – buttons together. SOUNDS To select one of the 40 sounds recorded in the instru- ment, press SOUNDS ⑨ and enter a number from 0 to

⑱ to select one from the “LIST OF SOUNDS” table at the end of this manual; the display indicates the selected sound number (e.g.: 01). To select the next or previous sound, press Select Numb. +/– from the numerical keyboard. Sustain Prolongs the sound of a note when the key is released. To enable or disable this function, press SUSTAIN

rarily shows the current value. By simultaneously pressing the “+/–“ buttons of TRANSPOSER, you will return to the standard 0 value. RHYTHM SELECTION The keyboard has 100 rhythms recorded. To select them, press RHYTHMS ⑳ followed by a num- ber from 0 to 99 to select one from the “RHYTHMS LIST” table at the end of this manual; the display will indicate the selected rhythm number (e.g.: 01). To select the next or previous rhythm, press Select Numb. +/– from the numerical keyboard. To start or to stop a rhythm press the START/STOP but

ton ③. To increase or decrease the speed of the song press the two buttons TEMPO + and TEMPO – ⑦. By holding the button pressed down, the variation becomes continuous. To go back to standard rhythm press buttons TEMPO + and TEMPO – together. The TEMPO + / – buttons are also used to adjust the speed of a demo. EASY CHORD With a rhythm on, by pressing the button EASY CHORD ⑭ the keyboard is automatically divided into two sections, so that the chords can be composed in the left part EASY CHORD (from C1 to F#1) in facilitated mode with one, two or three fingers (see the chords table at the end of this manual). ACC. VOL +

turns up the accompaniment volume. ACC VOL –

turns down the accompaniment volume

To exit the EASY CHORD mode, press the DEMO button ㉑ twice. THE METRONOME The metronome helps you to learn the music, giving the beat during musical exercises and simulating the tradi

tional time-marking instrument. It can be turned on and off with the METRONOME button

The divisions available are: 1/4, 2/4, 3/4, 4/4; to change the tempo, use the TEMPO +/– buttons

E N G L I S H12 PERCUSSIONS Pressing DRUMS ⑬ enables 12 rhythmic percussions on the white and black keys, which are repeated on all 5 octaves of the keyboard.

RECORD/PLAYBACK FUNCTION

This function enables you to record and playback a tune played on the keyboard. Press RECORD ⑤ before playing a tune. When you have finished press PLAY ⑥ to listen to the tune. MP3 Player This keyboard enables you to read MP3 songs on a USB Flash drive (Pen Drive) when it is connected to a USB port at the back of the instrument ㉕. After connecting the device, the first song will automatically start playing and will be heard from the speakers on the keyboard. To adjust the volume, keep the MP3 PLAYER VOLUME + or

button ㉒ pressed; to pause the song, press PAUSE/ PLAY ㉒; to go to the next or previous song, press or ㉒ . OKON - Learning function The One Key One Note function allows easy playing of the melody of one of the pre-recorded songs.Press the OKON

button, enter a number from 0 to 59 ⑩ to select one from the list at the end of this manual (the accompaniment starts up); to perform the melody press any of the keys in succession. How to read the display notes Each note has a name: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, in anglo-saxon notation which correspond to LA, SI, DO, RE, MI, FA, SOL, in Latin notation and A, H, C, D, E, F, G, in German notation. This correspondence is illustrated on the next diagram.This keyboard displays the notes in the Anglo-Saxon notation. SONGS Some of the songs written with the Bontempi method can be found at the end of this manual; another 60 songs collected in the "SONG BOOK" can be downloaded at www.bontempi.comCOMPOSING A SONG Each song is printed on a separate page. Under the title there is information regarding: SOUND: the sound needed to create the tune RHYTHM: the rhythm of the song TEMPO: the speed of the song SONG: The song number recorded on the keyboard traditionalwritingsimplifiedwritingAccompanimentwith left handLine showing how long the chord lastsNumbers that indicate the notesto be played with the right hand