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General| Brand | Casio |
|---|---|
| Model | CPS-7 |
| Category | Synthesizer |
| Language | English |
Details the five built-in tones, layering capability, and the five demo tunes.
Explains the touch-sensitive keyboard feature that adjusts volume based on playing pressure.
Covers the transpose feature for changing key and the tuning adjustment for pitch.
Mentions the MIDI IN and MIDI OUT terminals for connecting to other MIDI equipment.
Explains the meaning of warning, caution, and prohibition symbols used in the manual.
Safety guidelines for handling the AC adaptor, power cord, and electrical connections.
Instructions on placing the instrument securely to prevent drops or injury.
Warnings against placing liquids, small objects, or flammable items on the instrument.
Guidance on not disassembling, modifying, or using faulty equipment.
Precautions for child safety, handling heavy objects, and volume levels.
Identifies and explains the function of buttons, sliders, and indicators on the front panel.
Details the various terminals available on the rear panel, such as MIDI and Phones.
Provides step-by-step guidance for attaching the music stand to the keyboard.
Covers powering the keyboard with batteries or an optional AC adaptor.
Explains the auto power-off feature and how to cancel it.
Basic operation guide on turning on the unit, selecting tones, and playing keys.
Information on the maximum number of notes that can sound simultaneously and combining tones.
Instructions on how to play and interact with the built-in demonstration songs.
Details on how to turn the touch response feature on and off.
Explains how to use the transpose feature to change the musical key.
Instructions on how to adjust the instrument's tuning to match other instruments.
Defines MIDI and outlines its capabilities for sending and receiving data.
Describes MIDI scale ranges and how the instrument handles notes outside its normal range.
Explains how tuning and sustain pedal data are handled through MIDI.
Instructions on how to set the primary channel for MIDI data transmission.
Details the channel assignments for normal mode and layer tone playback.
Explains how to enable or disable local control for keyboard sound output.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common problems with the instrument.
Step-by-step instructions for managing the local control setting.
Lists key technical details such as keyboard size, polyphony, dimensions, and weight.
Outlines the default settings for tone, transpose, tuning, and local control.
Illustrates the playable ranges for each of the instrument's tones.
Shows which keyboard keys are used to set MIDI-related functions.
Summarizes the MIDI data transmitted by the instrument, including channel and note numbers.
Summarizes the MIDI data received by the instrument, including velocity and control messages.
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