Funkey 61-Key Digital Keyboard

Product Information

• The Classic Cantabile KH-238 Headphones are high-fidelity dynamic headphones designed for optimal sound quality and comfort. They come with rechargeable batteries that are recyclable and should be disposed of properly at special waste collection points or through your local dealer.
• The headphones are manufactured with high-quality materials and components that are recyclable and can be reused. When the product reaches the end of its life, it should be disposed of separately from household waste at a local collection point or recycling center to protect the environment.

Product Usage Instructions

1. Safety Instructions: Read the user manual carefully before using the headphones. Follow all safety instructions to prevent any injuries or damage.
2. Cleaning and Maintenance: Use a lint-free and slightly damp cloth to clean the headphones. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that may damage the product.
3. Charging the Batteries: To charge the rechargeable batteries, use the provided charging cable and connect it to a suitable power source. Follow the charging instructions in the user manual.
4. Using the Headphones: Ensure that the headphones are fully charged before use for optimal performance. Adjust the headband and ear cups for a comfortable fit. Connect the headphones to your audio device following the instructions in the manual.
5. Disposal: When disposing of the headphones, remove the rechargeable batteries and recycle them at designated collection points. Dispose of the headphones at a local recycling center to minimize environmental impact.

Panel Control and External Jack

Front panel control:

No.	Control/Feature	Description
1	Power Switch	Turns the device on/off
2	Transpose	Adjusts the pitch
3	Tempo	Controls the speed
4	Rhy Vol	Adjusts rhythm volume
5	Main Vol	Adjusts the main volume
6	Demo Song	Plays demo songs
7	Record	Records user input
8	Program	Allows program selection
9	Replay	Replays recorded input
10	Tone	Selects tone
11	Rhythm	Selects rhythm
12	Song	Selects song
13	Digit Key / +/- Button	Inputs digits/adjusts values
14	Sustain	Enables sustain effect
15	Vibrato	Enables vibrato effect
16	Guide A	Guide functionality (A)
17	Guide B	Guide functionality (B)
18	Panel Drums	Enables panel drum sounds
19	Start/Stop	Starts/stops playback
20	Fill In	Adds a fill-in effect
21	Sync	Syncs rhythm functionality

External Jacks in the Rear

No.	Jack/Port	Description
22	Single Chord	Activates single-chord mode
23	Finger Chord	Activates finger chord mode
24	ToneCLR	Clears tone selection
25	LED Display	Displays relevant data
26	Music Stand Entry	Holds the music stand
27	Loudspeaker	Integrated sound output
28	Auto Chord Keyboard	Enables auto chord function
29	Left/Right Track Audio	Outputs audio for tracks
30	Headphone	Connects headphones
31	DC Input	Connects DC power supply

Preparation before Performance

1. Using AC-DC power adapter: You should use the special-purpose AC-DC power adapter provided with this electronic organ, or other power adapter with 9V DC output, > 1A output current, and anode central terminal of plug. To use the power adapter, connect the DC plug in the DC 9V jack of the electronic organ and another plug in the mains socket (ensure the input voltage of the adapter is identical to the voltage of the electric supply). Finally, turn on the power switch to perform.Note: When not using this electronic organ, please pull out the power adapter plug from the main socket, otherwise long-term energizing should cause part trouble or other accidents.
2. Use of batteries: Open the lid of the battery jar at the bottom of the electronic organ and install eight 1.5V Size D batteries (SUM-1, R20, or equivalent). Be sure to install batteries in the correct PN direction marked in the lid, and recover the lid. Finally, turn on the power switch to perform.
3. Use of Headphones: To not affect anybody else in personal exercise or performance, please insert stereo headphones into the HEADPHONE jack in the rear panel of the electronic organ so that the loudspeaker system in the organ will be shut off automatically.
4. Connection of Amplifier or hi-fi equipment: This electronic organ has a built-in loudspeaker system. Alternatively, it can also be connected to any external amplifier or hi-fi equipment. First, turn off the switch of the electronic organ and external equipment, then insert one end of the stereo audio cable into the LINE IN or AUX IN jack of other sound equipment and connect another end into the OUT L/R jacks in the rear panel of the electronic organ.

Basic Operation

Basic playing method

1. Turn on the power switch: After the AC adapter is connected d or the batteries are installed correctly, press the POWER button to turn on the power switch. Press the POWER button once again to turn off the power switch of the electronic organ.
2. Adjustment of Volume: This electronic organ has 16 levels of volume from 1 to 16 for your choice. The default level of volume is 12 Press the Volume Up/Dn key, the volume will be increased or decreased accordingly and correspondent change will be displayed on the LED. Press the Volume Up/Dn keys simultaneously, and the VOLUME will be restored to the default level automatically. Meanwhile, if you adjust the volume, the accompanying volume will also be changed accordingly.
3. Select Voice:
   This electronic organ has 100 voices (00~99) for your choice. For detailed information, refer to Appendix I. The default status at startup is VOICE. If the current status is not VOICE, you need to press VOICE with the numeric keyboard; Select voC can also be realized a pressing to set possible ” keys. By pressing digits, the LED will display the corresponding VOICE code. Under VOICE status, press the “+” or “-” keys to select the next or previous voice.
4. Performing percussion instrument:
   Panel drums Press Panel drum keys (alt8-panel 8-panel drums) to respond to relevant panel drums. According to needs, performers can insert relevant panel drums to improve performance effects.

Auto Rhythm

1. Select Rhythm: This electronic organ has 100 rhythms (00~ 99) for your choice. For a detailed STYLE table, refer to the Appendix. Press the STYLE key to trigger the STYLE function and the function LED will light up. To select a STYLE throughout 00 ~ 99, input two digits; Select Rhythm can also be realized by pressing the “+,-” keys. By pressing digits, the LED will display the corresponding STYLE code. Under STYLE status, press the “+” or “-” keys to select the next or previous STYLE. After selecting STYLE, press the START/STOP key To start STYLE and press STYLE once to exit the STYLE function.
2. Fill in:
   You may press the FILL-IN key to insert 1-2 measures of drum fill in the current rhythm to enhance the performance effect and then restore to the original rhythm. Only in rhythm status can this function be realized.
3. The function of Sync: First press the SINGLE chord or FINGER chord keys, then the SYNC key, and finally the B/W key.
   1. If keys belong to the chord area, the key and rhythm as well as the chord will be played in synchronization.
   2. If keys do not belong to the chord area, this function can not be used.
4. Tempo:
   The default tempo is 120. By pressing the Tempo “+” or “-” key, you correspondingly increase or decrease tempo, and the LED will be displayed accordingly. 32 levels of tempo may be readjusted. Press the Tempo “+” and “_” keys simultaneously to restore the default tempo setting.
5. Rhy Vol:
   The default Rhy Vol is 11. By pressing the Rhy Vol “+” or “-” key, you may correspondingly increase or decrease Rhy Vol, and LED will be displayed accordingly. 8 levels of Rhy Vol may be readjusted. Press the RhyVol “+” and “_” keys simultaneously to restore the default Rhy Vol setting automatically.

Auto Bass Chord

1. 1. Single auto bass chord:
   Press the SINGLE key to enter the mode of single chord accompaniment, the function LED will light up and 001 will be displayed on the LED display. Press different single fingering in the chord key area (1~19 key) to start chord accompaniment. Press the SINGLE key once again to exit this function and OFF will be displayed on the LED display. The chord key area will change e  to keyboard tone.
2. Finger Chord:
   Press the FINGER key to enter the auto bass chord function of the finger chord, The function LED will light up and 002 will be displayed on the LED display. Press different FINGER in the chord key area (Q~19 keys) to produce correspondent chord accompaniment. Press the FINGER key once again to exit this function and OFF is displayed on the LED display. The chord key area will change to the keyboard tone.
3. ToneCLR:
   Press the ToneCLR key to start/stop the chord background. This function is circular: start chord – stop chord → start chord……. Whenever a demo song is started, the default setting of this function is to start the chord. In the mode of SINGLE/FINGER chords, pressing this key will cancel single/finger chord accompaniment, and key pronunciation will restore to its original tone.
4. Tone Edit Function:
   1. Sustain: Press the SUSTAIN key to start the sustain function, The function LED will light up and 001 will be displayed on the LED display. Now the note of key produces a sustained effect. Press the SUSTAIN key once again to exit the sustain function. OFF will be displayed on the LED display and key pronunciation will be restored to its original tone.
   2. Vibrato: Press the VIBRATO key to start the vibrato function, The function LED will light up and 002 will be displayed on the LED display. Now the note of the key produces a vibrato effect. Press the VIBRATO Key once again to exit the vibrato function. OFF will be displayed on the LED display and key pronunciation will be restored to its original tone.
   3. Transpose function:
      By pressing the transpose “+” or “_” keys, you may increase or decrease half note when you perform with b/w keys, with $6 levels adjustabPress the e  transpose the “+” and “keys simultaneously to restore to its default note.
5. Record Function:
   Press the RECORD key to begin recording, function LED will light up. ON will be displayed on the LED display. Before recording, you should set the tone, rhythm, tempo, and auto chord in good order to minimize setting during recording. Now performer may play according to his/her free will and the notes produced by the electronic organ will be recorded until the recorded quantity of notes exceeds the maximum limit and FULis displayed on the LED display. In Recode mode, press the REPLAY key to replay recorded notes in sequence. In replay mode, the tone may be switched. Upon completion, press the RECORD key once again to exit the function and OFF will be displayed on the LED display. In this mode keyboard transpose function will not work.
6. Rhythm Programming Function:
   Press the PROG key to enter the rhythm programming function and ON is displayed on the LED display. By pressing eight-panel drums, you can program correspondent drums in the organ. When the number of programs exceeds the maximum limit, FUL will be displayed on LED display and PROG mode will be ended. Press a key in PROG mode to program an empty beat and replay the sound of a beep. Press the REPLAY key to replay programmed drums in sequence and cycles and form a self-programmed rhythm. By readjusting the tempo “+/-” key, you may reach the optimal performance effect. In replaying the programmed rhythm, press the REPLAY or Start/Stop key to stop replaying.
7. Intelligent Guide Function
   1. Demo Song: This electronic organ has 8 demo songs. For the table of demo songs, refer to Appendix II. Press the Demo Song key to replay the current demo song. During replay, press the Demo Song key once again to replay the next demo song. This key is a toggle key. Press this key to replay 8 demo songs in sequence.
   2. Guide Function
      Press the Guide-A or Guide-B key to enter the Guide function. During the guide, unless a key is pressed, the song will not be continued. After a song is finished, repeat it. You can select a demo song by Demo Song key. In Guide mode, press the Guide-A or Guide-B key to exit the guide function.
      1. Guide-A: No matter whether you perform correctly or not, the organ will emit correct notes, namely the type of one key one note
      2. Guide-B: The theme notes will be screened by the notes played and if you do not play for 3 seconds, the theme notes will be restored for guide purposes.

Schematic Circuit

Appendix I: Table of Tone

No.	Name of Tone	No.	Name of Tone	No.	Name of Tone
00	PIANO	26	SOPRANO SAX 1	50	ROCK ORGAN
01	CLARINET	27	DULCIMER	51	PICCOLO 1
02	VIBRAPHONE	28	STRINGS 1	52	STEEL DRUMS
03	TRUMPET	29	RECORDER	53	TUBA
04	BAN JO	30	ACOUSTIC GRAND PIANO	54	HALO PAD
05	FLUTE	31	ENGLISH HORN	55	CLAVI
06	CHURCH ORGAN	32	SHANAI 2	56	FRETLESS BASS
07	HARMONICA	33	CLEAN GUITAR 2	57	KALIMBA
08	JAZZ GUITAR	34	ATMOSPHERE	58	CONTRABASS
09	SYNTHSTRS 1	35	VIOLA	59	NYLON GUITAR
10	PIANO BRIGHT	36	DRAWBAR ORGAN 2	60	PIANO ELEC 1
11	BRASS SYN	37	DISTORTION GUITAR	61	PICCOLO 2
12	SYNTH BASS	38	STEEL GUITAR	62	SYNTHSTRS 2
13	LEAD SQUARE	39	SQUARE	63	PAD
14	MARIMBA	40	ALTO SAX	64	FRENCH HORN
15	CHORUSED PIANO	41	ACOUSTIC BASS 2	65	ELECTRIC GUITAR
16	ORCHES. HARP	42	SAWTOOTH	66	FINGER BASS 1
17	SAXOPHONE	43	OCARINA	67	AGOGO 2
18	TANGO ACCORDION	44	AGOGO 1	68	BASSOON
19	STEEL DRUMS	45	MUSIC BOX	69	FIFTHS
20	HONKY-TONK PIANO	46	STRINGS 2	70	TENOR SAX
21	SHANAI 1	47	OVOV	71	TINKLE BELL
22	TROMBONE	48	REED ORGAN 1	72	GLOCKENSPIEL
23	ACOUSTIC BASS 1	49	HARPSICHORD	73	PIPA
24	DRAWBAR ORGAN 1	50	CLEAN GUITAR 1	74	PICK BASS
75	ACCORDION	82	HARP	89	GUZHENG
76	E-PIANO 1	83	E-PIANO 2	90	CELESTA
77	REED ORGAN 2	84	BASS LEAD 1	91	XYLOPHONE
78	HARMONICS 1	85	BASS LEAD 2	92	FINGER BASS 2
79	LOW TOM	86	BRASS SYN	93	REED ORGAN 3
80	SOFT ACCORD	87	BARITONE SAX	94	SLAP BASS 1
81	SHAKUHACHI	88	XIAO	95	HARMONICS 2
96	PIANO ELEC 2	97	STRSYN 3	98	SLAP BASS 2
99	BASSOON

Rhythm data

No.	Name of Rhythm	No.	Name of Rhythm	No.	Name of Rhythm
00	RUMBA 1	34	BARREL HOUSE	68	CHARLESTON
01	SAMBA	35	SLOW ROCK 2	69	HOUSE 2
02	DISCO	36	TRIP HOP	70	BAROQUE
03	TANGO 1	37	OLDIE POP	71	NEW SAIDI
04	ROCK 1	38	ROCK 2	72	BOOGIE
05	SWING	39	BIG BALLAD	73	DISCO BEAT
06	COUNTRY 1	40	MERENGUE	74	CANTALP
07	WALTZ 1	41	KERONCONG	75	TECHNO
08	BEGUINE	42	GUARACHA	76	BALLAD
09	LATIN	43	BIG BAND	77	DIXIE 1
10	MARCH-POLKA	44	WALTZ 3	78	DISCO QUEEN
11	BOSSANOVA	45	ROCK 3	79	ROCK 4
12	SALSA	46	PUNTA	80	HOUSE 3
13	16-BEAT 1	47	JAZZ	81	BLUES 2
14	REGGAE 1	48	BEAT 2	82	DANCE 3
15	MAMBO	49	TRANCE	83	FUSION SHUFFLE
16	8-BEAT	50	HOUSE 1	84	8-BEAT 4
17	CHACHA 1	51	REGGAE 3	85	DANCE 4
18	POPS	52	SOUL 2	86	REGGAE 4
19	SLOW ROCK 1	53	POLKA 2	87	HAPPY LOVE
20	WALTZ 2	54	HIP-HOP 1	88	SKA
21	DANCE 1	55	16-BEAT 2	89	CHACHA 2
22	LOUD FUSION	56	N.O.R&R	90	BROWN
23	POLKA 1	57	SLOW ROCK 3	91	CUMBIA
24	BURB	58	8-BEAT 2	92	MARCH 2
25	SOUL 1	59	PASODOB	93	TEXMEX
26	RAP	60	DANCE 2	94	ROCK 5
27	TANGO 2	61	WORD POP	95	DIXIE 2
28	REGGAE 2	62	SLOW ROCK 4	96	BOLERO
29	RUMBA 2	63	8-BEAT 3	97	CALIFORNIA
30	RAVE	64	QUICK STEP	98	BOLERO
31	COUNTRY 2	65	HIP-HOP 2	99	TEXMEX
32	BEAT 1	66	MARCH 1
33	8-BEAT 1	67	BLUES 1

Table of Demo Songs 

Number	Code of Song
01	Turkey March
02	Oh! Susanna
03	American Patrol
04	Hawthorn
05	Red River Valley
06	Katyusha
07	Zmpromptu
08	Toreador Song

Table of Panel Drums 

Number	Name of Drum
00	Hi-Hat Closed
01	Hi-Hat Open
02	Low Tom
03	Snare
04	Bass Drum
05	Hand Clap
06	Hi-Hat Pedal
07	Slap Crash Cymbal

Troubleshooting

Trouble	Cause and Solution
Accompanying a little noise in turning on/off power.	Normal condition. Please do not worry.
After turning on power, press keyboard but no sound can be emitted.	Check whether volume control key is at proper position or headphone jack is held by other equipment, breaking off the built-in speaker system.
The note and its tone for a same voice are a little different.	This is a normal phenomenon caused by different voice sampling diapason.
When using Sustain function, some tones have long sustain but some have short sustain.	This is a normal phenomenon since the sustains of different tones are set to optimum lengths.
Too low volume, abnormal volume, or accompaniment does not work.	Check whether volume control and accompaniment volume control are in proper setting.
Though Sync/Start is begun and keyboard is used in performance, auto accompaniment does not work.	Check whether auto bass is set on Single or Finger chord position. Auto accompaniment starts only in the auto bass chord key area.
When using a mobile phone, the electronic organ emits noise.	Mobile phones can disturb the electronic organ. Turn off the mobile phone or use it far away.
Not all keys pressed produce sound.	You may have used more notes than the allowed quantity, including right-hand tone, left-hand tone, auto accompaniment, and counterpoint note. Excess notes will not produce sound.
So long as you press the keyboard, auto accompaniment function seems skipped.	Check whether the parameter of Transpose is set to “00”.
The pitch of the note is not correct.	Check whether the parameter of Transpose is set to “00”.
When using batteries, the electronic organ does not emit sound after startup, and LED does not light up.	Check whether battery polarity is correct or if batteries have run down.
When using an AC adapter, distorted or discontinuous sound occurs, or the organ halts.	You have used an unqualified AC adapter or low batteries. Use the AC adapter provided with the organ or replace the batteries.
No sound for external loudspeaker or amplifier.	Check whether volume is set too low or if wire connections are proper.
No sound for external microphone.	Check whether volume is set too low, wire connections are proper, or use an electret condenser microphone.

Note: If the issue persists, send the electronic organ to the franchiser or its maintenance service for repair. Do not disassemble without authorization.

Technical Specifications

Feature	Specification
Standard Keyboard	61-key standard piano keyboard
Display	LED display
Tone	100 standard tones
Rhythm	100 well-chosen auto accompaniments
Demo Song	8 stereo demo songs
Drums	8 panel drums
Effect Control	Vibrato, sustain, transpose
Record	Record, replay
Program	Rhythm programming function
Accompaniment Control	Start/stop, sync, fill-in, tempo
Chord Control	ToneCLR, finger chord, single chord
Intelligent Guide	Demo song, Guide A, Guide B
Other Controls	Power switch, Main Volume, Accompaniment Volume
External Port	Power jack, headphone jack, left and right sound track jack
Diapason	C2~C7
Accuracy in Musical Tuning	<3 cent
AC Adapter	AC220V, DC 9V
DV Input	DC 9V
Output Power	6W x 2
Dimensions (W x D x H)	955 x 380 x 135 mm
Weight	5 Kg

Compliance Standards:

• GB/T12105-1998
• GB/8898-2001
• GB13837-2003
• GB17625.1-2003

Disposal
Rechargeable Batteries and Batteries: The supplied rechargeable batteries or batteries are recyclable. Please dispose of them at special waste collection points or your local dealer. Only dispose of exhausted batteries or rechargeable batteries to ensure environmental protection.

WEEE-Declaration
Your product is designed and manufactured with materials and components of high quality, which are recyclable and can be reused. The symbol means that your product should be disposed of separately from household waste when it reaches its end of life. Please dispose of this equipment at your local collection point or recycling center. Please help to protect the environment in which we all live. All specifications and appearance are subject to change without notice. All information was correct at the time of printing. Musikhaus Kirstein GmbH does not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of any description, photograph, or statement contained in the manual. Printed colors and specifications may vary slightly from product to. Products from Musikhaus Kirstein GmbH are only sold through authorized dealers. Distributors and dealers are not agents of Musikhau s Kirstein GmbH and have no authority to bind Musikhaus Kirstein Gm bHlegally in any way. This manual is protected by copyright. Acopyingngr reprint, even in excerpts is only oonly lowedthe written consent of ofusikhaus Kirstein GmbH. The same applies to reproduction or copying of images, even in altered form.

Cautions
Please observe the following, but not limited to, rules in using the electronic organ to avoid hurt possibly incurred to yourself or anybody else and protect the electronic organ and other peripheral equipment from damaging.

1. Do not open the casing of electronic organ and try to disassembly. Do not change anything within. Should any abnormal phenomenon occur, please stop using the electronic organ immediately and send it to a qualified person for examination.
2. Keep the electronic organ from rain and do not use it near water or in wet conditions. Do not place any vessel that holds liquid on the electronic organ for fear that liquid flows into the electronic organ.
3. Better use the specified voltage (220V 50Hz), otherwise wrong voltage may cause the electronic organ impaired, overheat, or wow.
4. Before cleaning the body of the electronic organ, please pull out the power plug with a dry hand.
5. Regularly check up power plug and clean it if necessary.
6. Do not place the power adapter or AC power cord near the heat source such as a heat radiator. Do not overbend or place heavy matter on the electric wire. Do not place the electric wire in the passage. Do not wind anything on electric wire.
7. When you pull out the power plug, please hold the plug instead of the electric wire to pull it out.
8. Do not insert the power plug of the electronic organ in the multi-purpose terminal block to avoid overheating.
9. When you do not use the electronic organ for a long time or in thunder, turn off the electronic organ and pull out the power adapter or power plug.
10. Please turn off all power switches before connecting the electronic organ to any other electronic appliance. Before turning off these electronic appliances, adjust all volume potentiometers of the +- buttons to the lowest positions.
11. Do not place the electronic organs in dusty, vibrating, cold, or high-temperature conditions (e.g. exposure to direct sunshine, near ha eat radiator, or in the car under the sun) to avoid damage to the appearance or internal components.
12. Do not place electronic organs in unstable places to avoid falling and damage.
13. When cleaning an electronic organ, please wipe its body with a dry soft cloth without using dope, organic solution, or chemical impregnant. Do not place vinyl plastic products on electronic organs, other the panel or keyboard may fade.
14. Do not sit or place heavy matter on electronic organs.
15. Do not perform with too loud a volume or to the extent of hearing unwell to protect the audition from hurting.
16. Please dispose of plastics packed away out of infants and children to avoid danger.
17. Unpacking shall be done by an adult. The small things contained in the packing are not suitable for children below 3 years of age.

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FAQ

Q: Can I replace the rechargeable batteries in the headphones? 
A: Yes, you can replace the rechargeable batteries with compatible ones by following the instructions in the user manual.

Q: How do I know when the batteries need to be recharged?
A: The headphones may emit a low battery alert, or you may notice a decrease in sound quality when the batteries are running low.

Documents / Resources

Funkey 61-Key Digital Keyboard [pdf] Instruction Manual 61-Key Digital Keyboard, 61-Key, Digital Keyboard, Keyboard

References

• User Manual