RockJam RJ-761 Multi-function Keyboard User Guide
Important Information
Please adhere to the following information to prevent harm to yourself or others, and to avoid damage to this instrument or other external equipment.
Power adapter ?
- Use only the specified AC adapter supplied with the product. An incorrect or faulty adapter can damage the electronic keyboard.
- Do not place the AC adapter or power cord near heat sources like radiators or other heaters.
- To prevent damage to the power cord, ensure heavy objects are not placed on it and it is not subject to stress or over-bending.
- Regularly check the power plug for surface dirt. Do not insert or unplug the power cord with wet hands.
Do not open the body of the electronic keyboard ⚠️
- Do not open the electronic keyboard or attempt to disassemble any part. If the device is not functioning correctly, stop using it and send it to a qualified service agent for repair.
Use of the electronic keyboard
- To avoid damaging the appearance or internal parts, do not place the keyboard in dusty environments, direct sunlight, or places with very high or very low temperatures.
- Do not place the electronic keyboard on an uneven surface. To avoid damaging internal parts, do not place any liquid-holding vessels onto the keyboard as spillage may occur.
Maintenance
- Clean the body of the electronic keyboard by wiping it with a dry, soft cloth only.
Connection
- To prevent damage to the speaker, adjust the volume of any peripheral device to the lowest setting and gradually increase it to an appropriate level once music is playing.
During operation
- Do not use the keyboard at the loudest volume level for extended periods.
- Do not place heavy objects onto the keyboard or press the keyboard with undue force.
- Packaging should be opened by a responsible adult, and any plastic packaging should be stored or disposed of appropriately.
Specification
- Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Controls, Indicators and External Connections
Front Panel
The front panel features speakers, an LCD screen, and various control buttons. The numbered controls are:
- 1. Speaker
- 2. Power Switch
- 3. Start / Stop
- 4. Dual / Split
- 5. Sync / Fill in
- 6. Intro / Ending
- 7. Record / Program
- 8. Chord
- 9. Sustain
- 10. Re-Play / Percussion
- 11. Chord Tone
- 12. Vibrato
- 13. Metronome
- 14. Main Volume +/-
- 15. Accompaniment Volume -/+
- 16. Tempo [Slow/Fast]
- 17. Transpose
- 18. Rhythms List
- 19. Tones List
- 20. LCD Screen
- 21. Demo
- 22. Tone
- 23. Teach
- 24. Rhythm
- 25. Memory storage 1
- 26. Memory storage 2
- 27. Memory
- 28. Number Buttons
- 29. Chord Keyboard Area
- 30. Keyboard Playing Area
External Connections
The rear panel includes the following connection jacks:
- 1. MIDI Output
- 2. Sustain Pedal Input
- 3. AUX IN
- 4. Headphone Output
- 5. DC 12V Power Input
LCD Display
The LCD display provides information on the current mode, song, rhythm, and tempo. Key indicators include:
- 1. TONE, RHYTHM or DEMO song indicator
- 2. Digital display for song, rhythm, and tone number
- 3. Metronome for rhythm and song
- 4. Mode Indicators 1
- 5. Tempo value of rhythm and song (bpm)
- 6. Volume level display
- 7. Playing chord indication
- 8. Mode Indicators 2
Preparation Before First Use
Power ?
Use of AC/DC power adapter
Use the provided AC/DC power adapter (DC 12V output voltage, 1,000mA output current with a centre positive plug). Connect the adapter's DC plug into the keyboard's DC 12V power socket on the rear, then connect the other end into the mains wall socket and switch on. Unplug the adapter from the mains power socket when the keyboard is not in use.
Diagrams show power adapter connections for USA/Canada and UK mains sockets.
Battery operation
Open the battery lid on the underside of the keyboard and insert 6 x 1.5V Size D alkaline batteries. Ensure correct polarity. Replace the battery lid. Do not mix old and new batteries. Do not leave batteries in the keyboard if it will not be used for a long time to avoid damage from leaking batteries.
Jacks and Accessories
Using headphones ?
Connect the 3.5mm headphone plug into the [PHONES] jack on the rear of the keyboard. The internal speaker will automatically cut off when headphones are connected. Headphones with inline volume control are included.
Diagram shows a 3.5mm plug connecting to a headphone jack and headphones.
Connecting the sustain pedal ?
This keyboard has a 6.35mm socket for connecting a sustain pedal (included). Connect the pedal to this socket.
Diagram shows a sustain pedal connected to the sustain input.
Connecting an Amplifier or Hi-Fi Equipment
The keyboard has a built-in speaker system but can be connected to an external amplifier or hi-fi equipment. Turn off power to both the keyboard and external equipment before connecting. Use a stereo audio cable (not included) to connect the LINE IN or AUX IN socket on the external equipment to the keyboard's [PHONES] jack.
Diagram shows connection from keyboard [PHONES] jack to amplifier AUDIO INPUT JACK.
Connecting an iPad or Android device
Connect the keyboard to an Apple or Android device via the MIDI output to play music through an app. Connect a USB B type plug to the MIDI output at the back of the keyboard. USB cables for Android and Apple are not included. Android 6.0 and upwards are required for MIDI function. Recommended App: 'Simply Piano' by Joytunes (available from Google Play or Apple App Store).
Diagram shows USB B type plug connecting to MIDI port on keyboard and iPad/iPhone or Android device USB plug.
Connecting a phone or audio device to the AUX Input to play music through the keyboard
Use a stereo audio cable (not included) to connect your phone or audio device to the AUX IN socket on the back of the keyboard. Ensure the keyboard is switched on. Use the phone's volume control to manage the music volume.
Diagram shows a 3.5mm plug connecting to the AUX IN jack on the keyboard and another 3.5mm plug connecting to a smartphone.
Connecting a Laptop or PC
Connect the keyboard to a laptop or PC for use with MIDI software for recording and playback. Connect a USB B type plug to the MIDI output at the back of the keyboard and a USB A type plug to the PC or Laptop. USB cable for PC/Laptop connection is not included.
Diagram shows USB B type plug connecting to MIDI port on keyboard and USB A type plug connecting to a laptop.
Keyboard Operation
Power and Volume
Power control
Press the [POWER] button to turn the keyboard on or off. The LED indicates standby (blue) or power on (red).
Adjustment of the Master Volume ?
The keyboard has 16 volume levels (000-015). Adjust volume using the [MAIN VOLUME +/-] buttons. The volume level is shown on the LCD. Pressing both [MAIN VOLUME +/-] buttons simultaneously resets the volume to the default level (009). The main volume level is retained after power off and restored upon power on.
Tone
Tone Selection
The default TONE is '000' Grand Piano. To change the tone, press the [TONE] button, then enter the number code using the keypad (0-9) or use the +/- buttons. Refer to Appendix III for a list of available tones.
Effect & Control
Dual Tone Keyboard
Allows mixing two tones. Press the [DUAL / SPLIT] button to activate Dual Tone mode; the [Dual] indicator will appear. The first tone is the one previously selected. The second tone can be selected using the keypad (0-9). Press the [DUAL / SPLIT] button twice to exit Dual Tone mode.
Split Keyboard
Press the [DUAL / SPLIT] button until 'Split' appears on the LCD. The keyboard splits into two at the 24th key from the left. The TONE for the left-hand side can be selected via the keypad (0-9). The right-hand side TONE remains as previously set. In Split Keyboard mode, the pitch of the left-hand keys is raised by one octave. Press the [DUAL / SPLIT] button to exit Split Keyboard mode.
Diagram illustrates the split point and TONE 1 / TONE 2 areas.
Sustain and Sustain Pedal use ?
Touch the [SUSTAIN] button to enter Sustain mode (indicator shows [SUSTAIN] on). This prolongs the sound of each note played. Touching [SUSTAIN] again turns the feature off. For using the sustain pedal, ensure the sustain mode is switched OFF, then use the pedal to sustain individual notes.
Vibrato
Touch the [VIBRATO] button to enter Vibrato mode (indicator shows [VIBRATO] on). This adds a trembling effect to the end of each note played. Touching [VIBRATO] again turns the feature off.
Transpose
Use the [TRANSPOSE +/-] buttons to alter the musical scale by up to 6 levels upwards or downwards. Pressing both [Transpose +/-] buttons simultaneously resets the musical scale to 00. The transpose level resets to 00 after power off/on.
Metronome ?
Touch the [METRONOME] button to start the tick-tock beat. Four beats are available. Adjust tempo using [TEMPO +/-] buttons. Press [METRONOME] repeatedly to cycle through beat patterns. The LCD indicates the chosen beat. The metronome effect is added to music playback. Exit by touching [START/STOP] or [METRONOME].
Panel Percussion Instruments
When the [RE-PLAY/ PERCUSSION] button is pressed, the keyboard keys function as percussion instruments, indicated by 'Perc' on the LCD. Play accordingly to hear percussion sounds. Press [RE-PLAY/PERCUSSION] again to exit Percussion mode. Refer to Appendix I for a table of the 61 percussion sounds.
Rhythm
Selecting the rhythm
Choose from 200 built-in rhythms. Refer to Appendix II for the detailed rhythm table. Press the [RHYTHM] button to enter rhythm selection. The LCD displays the current rhythm number. Select a rhythm using the numerical keypad or the +/- buttons.
Start / Stop
Touch the [START / STOP] button to play or stop the rhythm playback.
Sync
Touch the [SYNC / FILL IN] button to select the sync accompaniment function. Pressing any of the first 19 keys on the left-hand side of the keyboard will start the rhythm playing. Touch [START / STOP] to stop the rhythm and exit sync function.
Fill in
Touch the [SYNC / FILL IN] button during rhythm playback to insert an interlude. The rhythm will continue as normal after the fill-in.
Accompaniment Volume Adjustment ?
Adjust accompaniment volume using the [ACCOMP VOLUME +/-] buttons. The LCD displays the volume level (10 levels, 000-009). Pressing both [ACCOMP VOLUME +/-] buttons simultaneously resets the accompaniment volume to the default level (006). The Main Volume also affects accompaniment output. Accompaniment volume resets to default on power on.
Tempo Adjustment
Use the [TEMPO +/-] buttons to adjust the playing tempo of the rhythm, metronome, and demo song. The range is 30-240 bpm. Pressing both [TEMPO +/-] buttons simultaneously reverts the tempo to the default for the selected rhythm. Tempo resets to 120 bpm on power on.
Chord Accompaniment
Single Finger Chords
Press the [CHORD] button to activate the single and multi-finger chord function. The LCD displays confirmation. Play chords by pressing keys in the chord area (keys 1-19) on the left-hand side. Finger patterns are shown in Appendix V. The played chord appears on the top left of the LCD. Press [START/STOP] to start or stop chord accompaniment.
Chord Tones
There are 4 types of chord accompaniment tones. To select, press the [CHORD TONE] button repeatedly during chord accompaniment. The LCD briefly shows the selected tone number (00-03).
Intro / Ending
Touch the [Intro / Ending] button to enable the intro section. After the intro, accompaniment shifts to the main section. Touch [Intro / Ending] again to enable the ending section. Auto accompaniment stops automatically when the ending finishes.
Recording Function
Press the [REC / PROGRAM] button to enter recording mode. The [Record] indicator appears on the LCD. Press any key to start recording. Maximum capacity is 118 notes. [FL] is shown when full. Pressing [REC / PROGRAM] again clears previous memory and re-enters record mode. Press [RE-PLAY] to play back recorded notes.
Rhythm Programming
Press [REC / PROGRAM] three times to activate Program mode. The [Program] indicator appears on the LCD. Play the keyboard to record a percussion track (up to 32 beats). Listen to playback by pressing [Re-Play / Percussion]. Adjust playback speed using [TEMPO +/-] buttons. Cancel Programming mode by pressing [REC / PROGRAM].
Demo Songs ?
Touch the [DEMO] button to play a demo song. The LCD shows [XXX DEMO]. Select songs using the +/- or number keys. There are 30 demo songs. The selected song plays and then repeats in loop mode. Touch [DEMO] again to exit. Refer to Appendix IV for a list of demo songs.
Setting Memories M1 and M2
The keyboard has two built-in memories for saving volume levels, rhythms, tones, and tempos. Select desired settings, then press and hold the [MEMORY] button. While holding [MEMORY], press [M1] or [M2] to save the settings. Access saved settings by pressing [M1] or [M2] before performing. Memories are retained after the keyboard is switched off and on.
Teaching Modes
Single Key Course
Touch the [TEACH] button to enter Single Key teaching mode. The LCD shows [Course 1]. This mode is suitable for beginners to learn rhythm and tempo. The LCD displays [XXX DEMO]. Select songs using +/- or number keys. The beat point flashes to indicate tempo. The keyboard plays the melody in time with key presses, even incorrect ones.
Synchronised Course
Touch the [TEACH] button twice to enter Synchronised teaching mode. The LCD shows [Course 2]. This mode is for more advanced users. The LCD displays [XXX DEMO]. Select songs using +/- or number keys. The beat point flashes to indicate tempo. The correct key to press next is displayed on the LCD. Play along, pressing and holding the correct keys as indicated.
Concert Course
Touch the [TEACH] button three times to enter Concert course teaching mode. The LCD shows [Course 3]. This mode is for more advanced users. The LCD displays [XXX DEMO]. Select songs using +/- or number keys. The beat point flashes to indicate tempo. The correct key to press is NOT displayed. Play along with correct key presses.
Progressive Learning
Follow this sequence to master songs:
- Listen to the song in DEMO mode to understand note timings and beat. Move to the next stage when confident.
- Access the same song in SINGLE KEY COURSE mode and duplicate note timings using a single key. Move to the next stage when mastered.
- Access the same song in SYNC COURSE mode and play along by pressing correct keys as indicated. Move to the next stage when mastered.
- Access the same song in CONCERT COURSE mode and play along with correct keys unaided. Congratulate yourself and move to a new song upon mastery.
Appendices
Appendix I. Percussion Instruments
| No. | Percussion Instrument | No. | Percussion Instrument | No. | Percussion Instrument |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | C1 Click (Square Wave) | 21 | G#2 Hi-Hat Pedal | 41 | E4 Conga L |
| 2 | C#1 Brush Tap | 22 | A2 Low Tom | 42 | F4 Timbale H |
| 3 | D1 Brush Swirl | 23 | A#2 Hi-Hat Open | 43 | F#4 Timbale L |
| 4 | D#1 Brush Slap | 24 | B2 Mid Tom L | 44 | G4 Agogo H |
| 5 | E1 Brush Swirl W/Attack | 25 | C3 Mid Tom H | 45 | G#4 Agogo L |
| 6 | F1 Snare Roll | 26 | C#3 Crash Cymbal 1 | 46 | A4 Cabasa |
| 7 | F#1 Castanet | 27 | D3 High Tom | 47 | A#4 Maracas |
| 8 | G1 Snare H Soft | 28 | D#3 Ride Cymbal 1 | 48 | B4 Samba Whistle H |
| 9 | G#1 Sticks | 29 | E3 Chinese Cymbal | 49 | C5 Samba Whistle L |
| 10 | A1 Bass Drum H Soft | 30 | F3 Ride Cymbal Cup | 50 | C#5 Guiro Short |
| 11 | A#1 Open Rim Shot | 31 | F#3 Tambourine | 51 | D5 Guiro Long |
| 12 | B1 Bass Drum L | 32 | G3 Splash Cymbal | 52 | D#5 Claves |
| 13 | C2 Bass Drum H Hard | 33 | G#3 Cowbell | 53 | E5 Wood Block H |
| 14 | C#2 Closed Rim Shot | 34 | A3 Crash Cymbal | 54 | F5 Wood Block L |
| 15 | D2 Snare L | 35 | A#3 Vibraslap | 55 | F#5 Cuica Mute |
| 16 | D#2 Hand Clap | 36 | B3 Ride Cymbal 2 | 56 | G5 Cuica Open |
| 17 | E2 Snare H Hard | 37 | C4 Bongo H | 57 | G#5 Triangle Mute |
| 18 | F2 Floor Tom L | 38 | C#4 Bongo L | 58 | A5 Triangle Open |
| 19 | F#2 Hi-Hat Closed | 39 | D4 Conga H Mute | 59 | A#5 Shaker |
| 20 | G2 Floor Tom H | 40 | D#4 Conga H Open | 60 | B5 Jingle Bell |
| 61 | C6 Bell Tree |
Appendix II. Rhythm Table
| No. | Rhythm Name | No. | Rhythm Name | No. | Rhythm Name | No. | Rhythm Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 000 | 8 Beat | 050 | Swing Beat | 100 | Jazz Samba | 150 | Soul Psychedelic 6 |
| 001 | 16 Beat | 051 | 8 Ballad | 101 | March 1 | 151 | Classical ballad 1 |
| 002 | Soul 16 Beat | 052 | Step | 102 | March 2 | 152 | Classical ballad 2 |
| 003 | Rock Beat | 053 | Big Band1 | 103 | March 3 | 153 | Classical ballad 3 |
| 004 | Pop 16 Beat | 054 | Big Band2 | 104 | March 4 | 154 | Classical ballad 4 |
| 005 | Soulbeat | 055 | Combo 1 | 105 | Polka 1 | 155 | Neo-Soul 1 |
| 006 | Soul 1 | 056 | Combo 2 | 106 | Polka 2 | 156 | Neo-Soul 2 |
| 007 | Soul 2 | 057 | Swing 1 | 107 | Polka 3 | 157 | Neo-Soul 3 |
| 008 | Soul 3 | 058 | Swing 2 | 108 | Country & W 1 | 158 | Rock Soul 1 |
| 009 | Soul 4 | 059 | Swing 3 | 109 | Country & W 2 | 159 | Rock Soul 2 |
| 010 | Soul 5 | 060 | Swing 4 | 110 | Bluegrass | 160 | Rock Soul 3 |
| 011 | Soul 6 | 061 | Swing 5 | 111 | Country 1 | 161 | Rock Soul 4 |
| 012 | Slow Soul 1 | 062 | Swing 6 | 112 | Country 2 | 162 | Rock Soul 5 |
| 013 | Slow Soul 2 | 063 | Baiao | 113 | Country 3 | 163 | Rock Soul 6 |
| 014 | Slow Soul 3 | 064 | Bolero | 114 | Middle East | 164 | Folk Rock 1 |
| 015 | Funky Soul 1 | 065 | Bossanova 1 | 115 | China 1 | 165 | Folk Rock 2 |
| 016 | Funky Soul 2 | 066 | Bossanova 2 | 116 | China 2 | 166 | Middle Eastern Rock |
| 017 | Funky Soul 3 | 067 | Bossanova 3 | 117 | China 3 | 167 | 70's Rock |
| 018 | Funky Soul 4 | 068 | Bossanova 4 | 118 | Thailand | 168 | 80's Rock |
| 019 | Funky Soul 5 | 069 | Bossanova 5 | 119 | Waltz 1 | 169 | Heavy Metal Rock |
| 020 | Funky Soul 6 | 070 | Calypso | 120 | Waltz 2 | 170 | Classic Rock |
| 021 | West Coast | 071 | Habanera | 121 | Waltz 3 | 171 | Rock Dance |
| 022 | Euro Soul | 072 | Reggae 1 | 122 | Waltz 4 | 172 | Country Shuffle 1 |
| 023 | 16 AOR 1 | 073 | Reggae 2 | 123 | Jazz Waltz 1 | 173 | Country Shuffle 2 |
| 024 | 16 AOR 2 | 074 | Joropo | 124 | Jazz Waltz2 | 174 | 8 Country Shuffle |
| 025 | 16 Beat 1 | 075 | Tango 1 | 125 | Jazz Waltz 3 | 175 | Modern Lyric 1 |
| 026 | 16 Beat 2 | 076 | Tango 2 | 126 | Country Waltz 1 | 176 | Modern Lyric 2 |
| 027 | 16 Beat 3 | 077 | Tango 3 | 127 | Country Waltz 2 | 177 | Modern Lyric 3 |
| 028 | 16 Ballad 1 | 078 | Mambo 1 | 128 | Punk Swing 1 | 178 | Middle East pop |
| 029 | 16 Ballad 2 | 079 | Mambo 2 | 129 | Punk Swing 2 | 179 | Euro Pop |
| 030 | Pop Dance 1 | 080 | Rhumba 1 | 130 | Punk Swing 3 | 180 | New Age Pop |
| 031 | Pop Dance 2 | 081 | Rhumba 2 | 131 | Punk Swing 4 | 181 | New Century |
| 032 | Pop Dance 3 | 082 | Rhumba 3 | 132 | Punk Swing 5 | 182 | House Dance 1 |
| 033 | Shuffle 1 | 083 | Rhumba 4 | 133 | Punk Swing 6 | 183 | House Dance 2 |
| 034 | Shuffle 2 | 084 | Rhumba 5 | 134 | Oriental 16 Beat | 184 | Modern Orchestra 1 |
| 035 | 8 Shuffle | 085 | Bequine | 135 | Soft 16 Beat 1 | 185 | Modern Orchestra 2 |
| 036 | Hard Rock | 086 | Salsa | 136 | Soft 16 Beat 2 | 186 | Euro Big Band |
| 037 | Slow Rock 1 | 087 | Merengue1 | 137 | Soft 16 Beat 3 | 187 | Jazz Big Band |
| 038 | Slow Rock 2 | 088 | Merengue2 | 138 | 16 Chamber Pop 1 | 188 | Bossanova Pop 1 |
| 039 | Pop Classic | 089 | Vallenato | 139 | 16 Chamber Pop 2 | 189 | Bossanova Pop 2 |
| 040 | Blues | 090 | Plena | 140 | Modern 16 Beat | 190 | Bossanova Pop 3 |
| 041 | Twist | 091 | Lambada | 141 | Classical 8 Beat | 191 | Bossanova Pop 4 |
| 042 | Hard 3 Beat | 092 | Bachata 1 | 142 | Classical 16 Beat | 192 | Bossanova Pop 5 |
| 043 | Love Ballad 1 | 093 | Bachata 2 | 143 | Pop 3 Beat | 193 | 8 Piano Blues |
| 044 | Love Ballad 2 | 094 | Bachata 3 | 144 | Psychedelic | 194 | Habanera Blues |
| 045 | Love Ballad 3 | 095 | Samba 1 | 145 | Soul Psychedelic 1 | 195 | Country Blues |
| 046 | Love Ballad 4 | 096 | Samba 2 | 146 | Soul Psychedelic 2 | 196 | Big Beat |
| 047 | Euro Beat | 097 | Pop Samba 1 | 147 | Soul Psychedelic 3 | 197 | Psychedelic Swing |
| 048 | House 1 | 098 | Pop Samba 2 | 148 | Soul Psychedelic 4 | 198 | Baiao Pop |
| 049 | House 2 | 099 | Pop Samba 3 | 149 | Soul Psychedelic 5 | 199 | Africa Bolero |
Appendix III. Tone Table
| No. | Tone Name | No. | Tone Name | No. | Tone Name | No. | Tone Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 000 | Acoustic Grand Piano | 050 | Synth Strings 1 | 100 | FX 5 (Brightness) | 150 | Flute String |
| 001 | Bright Acoustic Piano | 051 | Synth Strings 2 | 101 | FX 6 (Goblins) | 151 | Synth Harmonica |
| 002 | Electric Grand Piano | 052 | Choir Aahs | 102 | FX 7 (Echoes) | 152 | Synth Xylophone |
| 003 | Honky-Tonk Piano | 053 | Voice Oohs | 103 | FX 8 (Sci-Fi) | 153 | Synth Violin |
| 004 | Rhodes Piano | 054 | Synth Voice | 104 | Sitar | 154 | Synth Flute |
| 005 | Chorused Piano | 055 | Orchestra Hit | 105 | Banjo | 155 | Synth Sax |
| 006 | Harpsichord | 056 | Trumpet | 106 | Shamisen | 156 | Rhd Piano |
| 007 | Clavichord | 057 | Trombone | 107 | Koto | 157 | Synth Dulcimer |
| 008 | Celesta | 058 | Tuba | 108 | Kalimba | 158 | Muted String |
| 009 | Glockenspiel | 059 | Muted Trumpet | 109 | Bagpipe | 159 | Rhd Horn |
| 010 | Music box | 060 | French Horn | 110 | Fiddle | 160 | Synth piano |
| 011 | Vibraphone | 061 | Brass Section | 111 | Shanai | 161 | Synth Guitar |
| 012 | Marimba | 062 | Synth Brass 1 | 112 | Tinkle Bell | 162 | Synth Accordian |
| 013 | Xylophone | 063 | Synth Brass 2 | 113 | Agogo | 163 | Synth Electric Guitar |
| 014 | Tubular Bells | 064 | Soprano Sax | 114 | Steel Drums | 164 | Synth Electric Bass |
| 015 | Dulcimer | 065 | Alto Sax | 115 | Woodblock | 165 | Synth Harp |
| 016 | Hammond Organ | 066 | Tenor Sax | 116 | Taiko Drum | 166 | Synth String |
| 017 | Percussive Organ | 067 | Baritone Sax | 117 | Melodic Tom | 167 | Synth Horn |
| 018 | Rock Organ | 068 | Oboe | 118 | Synth Drum | 168 | Synth Piccolo |
| 019 | Church Organ | 069 | English Horn | 119 | Reverse Cymbal | 169 | Bright Violin |
| 020 | Reed Organ | 070 | Bassoon | 120 | Guitar Fret Noise | 170 | Stringed violin |
| 021 | Accordian | 071 | Clarinet | 121 | Breath Noise | 171 | Xylophone & Violin |
| 022 | Harmonica | 072 | Piccolo | 122 | Seashore | 172 | Electronic Violin |
| 023 | Tango Accordian | 073 | Flute | 123 | Bird Tweet | 173 | Large Violin |
| 024 | Acoustic Guitar (Nylon) | 074 | Recorder | 124 | Telephone Ring | 174 | Rhythm Orchestra |
| 025 | Acoustic Guitar (Steel) | 075 | Pan Flute | 125 | Helicopter | 175 | Pizzicato Violin |
| 026 | Electric Guitar (Jazz) | 076 | Bottle Blow | 126 | Applause | 176 | Pizzicato Ensemble 1 |
| 027 | Electric Guitar (Clean) | 077 | Shakuhachi | 127 | Gunshot | 177 | Pizzicato Ensemble 2 |
| 028 | Electric Guitar (Muted) | 078 | Whistle | 128 | Perc Board | 178 | Percussion Band |
| 029 | Overdriven Guitar | 079 | Ocarina | 129 | Er Hu | 179 | Baritone Synth Contrabass |
| 030 | Distortion Guitar | 080 | Lead 1 (Square) | 130 | Mandolin | 180 | Bass Flute |
| 031 | Guitar Harmonics | 081 | Lead 2 (Sawtooth) | 131 | Piano Pad | 181 | Distortion Contrabass |
| 032 | Acoustic Bass | 082 | Lead 3 (Caliope Lead) | 132 | Music Box Pad | 182 | Contrabass Lead |
| 033 | Electric Bass (Finger) | 083 | Lead 4 (Chiff Lead) | 133 | Guitar Pad | 183 | Violin Lead |
| 034 | Electric Bass (Pick) | 084 | Lead 5 (Charang) | 134 | Pan Flute Pad | 184 | Cello Lead |
| 035 | Fretless Bass | 085 | Lead 6 (Voice) | 135 | Banjo Pad | 185 | Pizzicato Rhythm |
| 036 | Slap Bass 1 | 086 | Lead 7 (Fifths) | 136 | Bright Violin | 186 | High Harp |
| 037 | Slap Bass 2 | 087 | Lead 8 (Bass+Lead) | 137 | Bright String | 187 | Harp Ensemble |
| 038 | Synth Bass 1 | 088 | Pad 1 (New Age) | 138 | Bright Trombone | 188 | Synth Harp |
| 039 | Synth Bass 2 | 089 | Pad 2 (Warm) | 139 | Bright Recorder | 189 | Baritone Trumpet |
| 040 | Violin | 090 | Pad 3 (Polysynth) | 140 | Bright Sax | 190 | Trumpet Ensemble |
| 041 | Viola | 091 | Pad 4 (Choir) | 141 | Electric Piano | 191 | Rhythm Trumpet |
| 042 | Cello | 092 | Pad 5 (Bowed) | 142 | Electric Guitar | 192 | High Trumpet |
| 043 | Contrabass | 093 | Pad 6 (Metallic) | 143 | Electric Sax | 193 | Synth Trumpet |
| 044 | Tremolo Strings | 094 | Pad 7 (Halo) | 144 | Electric Bass | 194 | Baritone Trombone |
| 045 | Pizzicato Strings | 095 | Pad 8 (Sweep) | 145 | Electric Ahs | 195 | Trombone Ensemble |
| 046 | Orchestral Harp | 096 | FX 1 (Rain) | 146 | Vibraphone String | 196 | Rhythm Trombone |
| 047 | Timpani | 097 | FX 2 (Soundtrack) | 147 | Accordian String | 197 | High Trombone |
| 048 | String Ensemble 1 | 098 | FX 3 (Crystal) | 148 | Harmonica String | 198 | Baritone Trombone |
| 049 | String Ensemble 2 | 099 | FX 4 (Atmosphere) | 149 | Trombone String | 199 | Synth Trombone |
Appendix IV. Demo Song Table
| No. | Name of Song | No. | Name of Song |
|---|---|---|---|
| 00 | Beautiful Prairie My Home | 15 | Liuyang River |
| 01 | Rose Waiting For Love | 16 | Little Star |
| 02 | Fascinated | 17 | Water Village In My Dream |
| 03 | Hot dance Music | 18 | Cucurbit Flute |
| 04 | Song Of Herding Sheep | 19 | Happy Birthday To You |
| 05 | Passionate Music | 20 | Rhythm Of Rain |
| 06 | Passionate | 21 | Five Hundred Miles |
| 07 | Little Apple | 22 | Katusha |
| 08 | The South Of Cloud | 23 | Doraemon |
| 09 | Flower Fairy | 24 | Hungarian Dances |
| 10 | Jingle Bells | 25 | Dream Wedding |
| 11 | Entering A New Era | 26 | Heipanpo |
| 12 | Butterfly Rain | 27 | Beethoven Sonata |
| 13 | Place Of Flower in full bloom | 28 | Grand March |
| 14 | I Only Care About You | 29 | Mozart Piano Sonatas |
Appendix V. Troubleshooting ❓
| Problem | Possible Reason / Solution ✅ |
|---|---|
| A faint noise is heard when turning the power on or off. | This is normal and nothing to worry about. |
| After turning the power on to the keyboard there was no sound when the keys were pressed. | Check the master volume is set to the correct volume. Check that headphones or any other equipment are not plugged into the keyboard as these will cause the built-in speaker system to cut off automatically. |
| Sound is distorted or interrupted and the keyboard is not working properly. | Use of incorrect power adapter. Use the power adapter supplied or the batteries may need replacing. |
| There is a slight difference in timbre of some notes. | This is normal and is caused by the many different voice sampling ranges of the keyboard. |
| When using the sustain function some tones have long sustain and some short sustain. | This is normal. The best length of sustain for different tones has been pre-set. |
| The main volume or accompaniment volume is not right. | Check that the main (master) volume and accompaniment volume are set correctly. Note that the main volume also affects the accompaniment volume. |
| In SYNC status the auto accompaniment does not work. | Check to make sure that Chord mode has been selected and then play a note from the first 19 keys on the left hand side of the keyboard. |
| The pitch of the note is not correct | Check that the transpose is set to 00. |
Appendix VI. Chord Tables
Single Finger Chords
| Root | M | m | 7 | m7 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| C |