Kawai LH-1 manual

When either of the two piano sounds is selected, Internal is the default as indicated by the highlighted box. Piano sounds will normally sound best using the Internal Speaker System.

The LH-1’s powerful amplification system should be adequate for a larger room or small auditorium. However, if used in a large to extra-large auditorium, you may want to add an External Speaker System. Then, you should choose External or All Speakers to obtain the best overall balance of sound.

Organ Sounds

When any ORGAN sound is selected, All Speakers are in the default setting as indicated by the highlighted box. The powerful amplification system within the LH-1 should be adequate

for a larger room or small auditorium. ORGAN sounds are sometimes played with more power and expression than PIANO sounds. Therefore, in a large to extra-large auditorium, you may want to add an External Speaker System. Then, you should choose External or All Speakers to obtain the best overall balance of sound.

2. MIDI/Tuning Functions

Enter SYSTEM MODE (see above), then press the “MIDI/Tuning Functions” Select Button. The LCD Display will change to the screen below:

NOTE: After making any change in the MIDI/Tuning Functions, press the BACK button two (2) times to save and exit.

MIDI Channel

The number below the word Channel in the Display is the current operating MIDI Channel. Note also the MIDI Channel box in the lower left corner of the Display. Press either the DOWN or UP ARROW function button to change the MIDI Channel from one

(1) to sixteen (16) or MIDI OFF.

NOTE: The LH-1 transmits or receives played key data only. Transmit and Receive Channels cannot be assigned individually. The default is Channel 1.