Ringway Tech KAG-100 DIGITAL PIANO User Manual 3

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4). You will find the receiver as an option on your Bluetooth
device's settings, select the bluetooth form your device to
connect. When the receiver has successfully connected the blue
indicator light on the receiver will remain on.
Use your Bluetooth device to access the information that you
want to hear through the piano.
The keyboard is available for playing while the recording is
playing back. Play along wit1 your favourite band!
5). Use the Function Bluetooth menu again to turn Bluetooth off.
NOTE
Bluetooth devices should be placed near and in direct view of the
Bluetooth receiver when initially set up. The distance and strength
of the signal will depend on environmental conditions. Please make
sure the volume of the piano and the Bluetooth device is turned up.
If you are unable to connect to your Bluetooth device, please make
sure that any other previously connected device has been
disconnected.
If you are still unable to connect, please turn the Bluetooth function
on your device off, and then back on to attempt to connect. To
change Bluetooth devices during normal operation disconnect the
first Bluetooth and then reconnect to the new device following the
above instructions.Please also note, due to differences in Bluetooth
technology, some Bluetooth enabled devices maybe incompatible,
function improperly, or may not support all features when used
with the wireless receiver.
Troubleshooting
Please make sure the volume ofthe piano and the Bluetooth device is turned
up. Ifyou are unable to connect to your Bluetooth device, please make sure
that any other previously connected device has been disconnected. If you
are still unable to connect, please turn the Bluetooth function on your
device off, and then back on to attempt to connect.To change Bluetooth
devices during normal operation disconnect the first Bluetooth and reconnect
to the new device following the above instructions.
6)
If you are an advanced MIDI user, this section will help you to
access the MIDI controller capabilities of the piano. If you
already know that you need this specialized functionality, then
this section is for you. However, this information is not necessary
in order to enjoy playing the piano. A good rule to keep in mind is:
If you don't know what a function described in this section is, then
you probably don't need it.
MIDI, or Musical Instrument Digital Interface, is the way most
electronic keyboards communicate with computers and with each other.
Through a series of MIDI messages a computer or keyboard can tell
an instrument what note to play, how loud to play it, when to stop
playing it, and a host of other information.
The piano can send MIDI information to a computer or another
MIDI-capable instrument, via its MIDI or USB output.
MIDI In Track
Reference: Function "USB MIDI IN"(P.37).
MIDI Out
Reference: Function "MIDI OUT"(P.37).
Local ON/OFF
Reference: Function "ALL LOCAL"(P.36).
Fafllfll'!’ Reset
1. Turn off the power.
POWER >
2. Hold [+] and [—] buttons, then turn the power on.
It can restore all internal settings to factory set.
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Auto Accompaniment Fingering
SINGLE Mode fingering makes it simple to produce beautifully
orchestrated accompaniment bying using major, seventh, minor
and minor—seventh chords by pressing a minimum number of keys
in the Auto Accompaniment section of the keyboard . The
accompaniment produced is perfectly matched to the current y
selected accompaniment style.
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If you press a "C" key in the left—hand section H
of the keyboard, for example, a C-major
accompaniment will be played. Press another key
in the left hand section of the keyboard to select
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a new chord. The key you press Will always
determine the "root" of the chord played ll
(i.e. "C" for a C chord).
Simultaneously press the root key and a black C7
key to its left. II
Seventh Chords
Simultaneously press the root key and a white
key to its left.
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Simultaneously press the root key and both a
white and black key to its left.
gered Mode
Fingered Mode is ideal if you already know how to play chords on
a key
ooard, since it allows you to supp y your own chords for the
Auto Accompaniment feature. The instrument wi I recognize the
following chord type:
Example lo! “c" chords
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Style List
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8 BEAT 35 LATIN DISCO 7a MAMBO POP
DI BBEAT MODERN 36 DISCO POP 71 SALSA FOP
02 MERSEV BEAT 37 DISCO PARTY 72 BEGUINEI
03 SURF POP 33 DISCO FEVER 73 REGGAE
D4 ROCK SHUFFLE 39 NvaoRK DISCO 74 SWINGY REGGAE
05 Bus ROCK SWING&JAZZ BALLROOM
us HARD ROCK an BIG BAND FAST 75 DANCE BAND
D7 BBEAT u BIG BAND MID 7a ENGLISH WALTZ
as BD‘S ROCK 42 BIG BAND BALLD 77 FOXTROT
16 BEAT 43 JAZZ CLUB 7a OUICK FoxTROT
09 Is BEATI u SWING 79 OUICKSTEP
Ia Is BEAT2 45 JAZZ BALLAD Bu TANGOI
II POP SHUFFLE as DIXIE LAND 31 HABENERATANGO
I2 GUITAR POP 57 RAGTIME 52 PASODOELE I
I3 JAZZ ROCK 423 sTRIDE PIANO a: SAMBA I
I4 SWING FUNK 49 MODERN JAZZ u CHACHA1
I5 POP ROCK RaB as JIVE
BALLAD 5r) SOUL 85 RHUMEA 1
Is PIANO BALLAD SI DETROIT POP 37 VIENNESE WALTZ
I7 LOVE SONG 52 RHYTHM&BLUES TRADITIONAL
Is BIB MODERN 53 6/8 SOUL as 2/4 MARCH
Is 6/8 SLOW ROCK so TWIST 89 6/8 MARCH 1
20 SHOW BALLAD 55 ROCKBROLL so 274 POLKA
2I POP BALLAD 55 BOOGIEWOOGIE 91 6/8 POLKA
22 IsBEAT BALLAD s7 BIB BLUES 92 TARANTELLA
DANCE 53 374 GOSPEL 93 sIRTAKI POP
23 RAP 59 GOSPEL SHUFFLE 94 SCOTTISH REEL
24 DANCE POP COUNTRY 95 HAWAIIAN I
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26 SWING HOUSE SI COUNTRY POP WALTZ
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33 CHILL OUT 67 MERENGUE
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MIDI Implementation Chart
Funcnen Transmmeu Recngmzed Remarks
Basil; Deiauil (-1) New
Channel Changed (‘1) mew
Made Deiauit Made 3 Mode 3
Messages x
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Nme o~m
Number True voice
Veiomiy Nate ON 0 9nH,v=1—127
Note OFF 0 9m m or arm
Amer Ke ‘s x x
mm Eender x o
Canirai Change 0:32 o o Eank Seieci
< x c Meemeuon
5 x o Panamenm ilma
5 o a Data Envy
7 o 0 Volume
«3 o a Fan
11 x o Exvressmn
54 o o stem
65 x o F'oriamenio
56 o o Sosienuio
67 o 0 50h pedal
sum 0 o asp wpz
sues o o asp new
10mm 0 cm} RPN L53 MSE
120 o 0 AH sauna e41
121 x 0 Reset all Canvallers
122 o o Lacai coniroi
ngrame com 0mm
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Sysiem Exciuswe x o
Sys|cm Sung Pasman x x
Sang Seieci x x
Gammon Tune x x
Aux Locai un/ofl o 0
,Ali News on o o
Messxges Ac|we Sense x 0
Reset x 0
Mode1:OMNI ON,POLY
Mode MNI OFF,POLY Mode4:0MNI OFF,MONO
Mode2:0MNI 0N,MONO
*1: Main voice track (01-16).Defau|t: 01
Split voice track (01716).Default: 02
Dual voice track (01-16).Defauit: 03
Percussion track (01—16).Default: 10
*2:
#0: Pitch sensitivity
#1: Fine tuning cents
#2: Coarse tuning In half-tones
Registered parameter number:
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Yes
NO
Troubleshoo n9 Hints
When the instrument is turned on or off, a
Popplng sound is tempoiarily produced.
This is normal and lhdlcates that the lrlstrument
is receiving electrical power
When using a mobile phone, noise is produced.
Using a mobile phone in close proxlrrllty to the
instrument may produce interference.
To prevent this, turn off the mobile phone or use
it further away from the instrument.
' Not all of the voices seem to sound, or the
sound seems to cut off.
The instrument is polyphonic up to a maximum
of 54 notes 7 including Dual voice, Split Voice,
auto accompaniment, song, and Metronome
Notes exceeding this limit Wlll not sound,
~The Auto Accompaniment does not sound
propeny.
Make sure that the Auto Accomp Volume
Function is set to an appropriate level.
is the Split Point set to an appropriate key for the
chords you are playlng" Set the Spllt POlnt to an
appropriate position on the keyboard.
- No sound produced by the keyboard, but the
lights and screen work.
Check that the master volume control is not set
to minimum.
Check that nothing is plugged into the
headphone socket
'The sound of the voice changes from note to
note,
This is normal. The digital tone geneiation uses
multiple recordings (samples) or an instrument
across the range of the keyboard; The actual
sound of the voice may be slightly different
from note to note.
‘The volume is too 50R.
.The sound quality is poor.
oThe rhythm stops unexpectedly or Wlll not play
.The recorded data at the Song, etc. does not
play correctly
,The LED display suddenly goes dark, and all
panel settings are reset.
if you have lost or damaged your AC adaptor,
please contact your nearest store for a correct
replacement adaptor.
An incorrect AC mains adaptor which is not rated
surnciently can cause malfunction or damage.
-To completely restore all settings as per factory
settings.
Perform a factory reset, Please refer to content In
this owner's marlual. All of the user setting will
be erased and the default factory settings Will be
applied to the instrument,
- Power suddenly and unexpectedly turns off,
after a period of not touching the keys.
This is normal and the Auto Power Off functloh
may have been activated. If you heed to disable
the Auto Power Off function, please see how to
110 thls lri the owner's manual.
‘The sustain pedal or footswitch seems to
produce the opposite effect. Example pressing
the foatswitch deactivates the sustain, arid
releasing the footswitch triggers the sustain.
The polarity of the footswitch needs to be
correctly detected Make sure the Jack plug for
the footswitch ls connected. Switch the
instrument on whilst not touching the pedal.
Specifications
Assembly Instructions
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Before moving the piano to a new
location, always remember to raise
E % a % % the level of the Pedal Board support
so that it is not touching the floor.
E Once the piano is in place, you can
adjust it so it is in firm contact with
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10506017-V2.0
NOTES
FCC STATEMENT
1.This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
(1)This device may not cause harmful interference
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.
2. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
NOTEzThis equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 ofthe FCC Rules. These limits are designed
to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to
radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
NOTES

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