
Panel descriptions
1.Panel descriptions
Front panelA VOLUME slider | I TUNE button |
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This slider allows you to increase or decrease the volume of all sections (PEDAL, MANUAL I and MANUAL II).
BPEDAL slider
This slider controls the volume of the PEDAL part (see p. 9).
CPOWER SWITCH button
Press this button once to switch the
DPEDAL tilt tabs
These tabs allow you to switch on/off the corre- sponding organ bass sound (SUB BASS, OCTAVE BASS or BOMBARDE) or orchestral bass tone (ACC BASS, STRINGED or CELLO).
EMANUAL I slider
This slider controls the volume of the MANUAL I sec- tion (see p. 9).
FMANUAL I tilt tabs
When the ORCHESTRA button does not light, these tabs allow you to switch the corresponding organ registers on and off. You can activate all registers if you like.
When the ORCHESTRA button lights, you can press one of these to select the orchestral sound whose name is printed below the tabs.
GII/I tab (“Coupler”)
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JUP/DOWN buttons
These buttons allow you to change settings (like the tuning value or the reverb setting, for example). They are usually assigned to the reverb effect.
KORCHESTRA button
Press this button if you want to select the
LSPLIT/SET button
This button has two functions: it allows you to shift the split point between MANUAL I and MANUAL II to a different note (when the [II/I] tab is off) and to save your settings to one of the eight memories (2 banks x 4 locations). See pages 12 and 19.
MMEMORY buttons (M 1/2, 1~4, 0)
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HTRANSPOSE button
Use this button to transpose the keyboard. This allows you to go on playing in your favorite key, while the notes you play are sounded in another key. See p. 17.
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