Liquid
Crystal
Display
(LCD)
Precautiine
¢
Avoid
subjecting
the
keyboard’s
LCD
to
strong
ii
im-
pact,
which
can
crack
or
break
the
LCD’s
glass
creat-
ing
the
danger
of
personal
injury.
¢
Should
the
LCD
glass
ever
crack
or
break,
do
not
allow
the
liquid
inside
the
LCD
to
come
into
contact
with
your-skin,
which
can
cause
inflammation
and
reddening.
*Should
the
LCD
liquid
get
into
your
mouth,
immedi-
ately
wash
out
your
mouth
with
water
and
then
consult
a
physician.
.*Should
the
LCD
liquid
get
in
your
eyes
or
on
your
skin,
immediately
flush
with
water
for
at
least
15
minutes
and
then
consult
a
physician.
Do
not
get
onto
the
instrument
or
stand.
¢
Do
not
crawl
on
top
of
the
instrument
or
its
optional
stand.
Particular
caution
is
required
in
homes
having
small
children.
This
may
cause
the
instrument
or
stand
—
to
tip
over
and
break
resulting
in
injury.
ce
Optional
Stand
_-
¢
Carefully
assemble
the
stand’
following
the
assembly
instructions
that
come
with
it.
Securely
tighten
all
bolts,
nuts,
and
fasteners,
and
make
sure
that
you
mount
the
|
instrument
correctly
onto
the
stand.
Incorrectly
or
in-
sufficiently
tightening
screws,
or
incorrectly
mount-
ing
the
instrument
onto
the
stand
can
cause
the
stand
to
tip
over
or
the
instrument
to
fall
off
the
stand,
possibly
oe
to
injury.
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your
keyboard
Avoid
heat,
humidity
or
direct
sunlight.
|
Do
not
overexpose
the
instrument
to
direct
sunlight,
or
place
it
_
near
an
air
conditioner,
or
in
any
extremely
hot
place.
Do
not
use
near
a
TV
or
radio.
This
instrument
can
cause
video
or
audio
interference
with
TV
and
radio
reception.
If
this
oe
move
the
instrument
away
_
from
the
TV
or
radio.
Do
not
use
lacquer,
thinner
c
or
r
similar
chemicals
for
cleaning.
Clean
the
keyboard
with
a
soft
cloth
dampened
ina
weak
solu-
tion
of
water
and
a
neutral
detergent.
Soak
the
cloth
in
the
solu-
tion
and
squeeze
until
it
is
almost
dry.
_
Avoid
use
in
areas
subjected
to
tem-
perature
extremes.
Extremely
high
or
low
temperature
can
cause
figures
on
the
LCD
screen
to
become
dim
and
difficult
to
read.
This
condition
should
correct
itself
when
the
keyboard
is
brought
back
to
normal
tem-
perature.
—
|
NOTE
|
You
may
notice
lines
in
the
finish
of
the
case
of
this
keyboard.
These
lines
are
a
result
of
the
molding
process
used
to
shape
the
plastic
of
the
case.
They
are
not
cracks
or
eae
in
the
plastic,
and
are
no
cause
for
concern.
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Mixer
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What
you
can
do
with
the
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Using
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Edit
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Using
the
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Mixer
Mode
Settings
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Deleting
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Keyboard
Settings
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