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OPERATION

MANUAL

MANUAL

DE

OPERACION

i

iw

:

.

Thank

you

very

much

for

purchasing

the

Casiotone

1

000P,

we

hope

it

gives

you

many

years

of

enjoyment.

The

Casiotone

1000P

is

a

valuable

and

exciting

intro



duction

to

the

world

of

music,

assembling

myriad

sounds

onto

an

electronic

keyboard

with

under-arm

portability.

It

is

different

from

conventional

synthesizers

in

that

it

permits

sounds

to

be

created

simply

by

combining

numbers

using

the

sound

programming

function.

There

is

also

an

arpeggio

programming

function

so

you

can

freely

combine

arpeggio

patterns

to

support

your

performance

on

the

keyboard

or

accompany

other

instruments

in

a

group.

CasiotonelOOOP

ELECTRONIC

MUSICAL

INSTRUMENT

This

booklet

has

been

prepared

to

help

you

explore

the

many

functions

of

the

Casiotone

1000P

and

become

familiar

with

its

varied

abilities.

y:.;

1

;.'

;

•

CONTENTS

1

Unique

features

of

the

Casiotone

1

000P

]

2

In

and

around

the

Casiotone

1000P

2

3

Power

Supply

5

4

Casiotone

1000P

—

Starting

to

Play

6

5

Sound

Programming

Function

9

6

Arpeggio

Programming

Function

15

7

Preset

Arpeggio

Function

2

e

8

Tuning

(Transposing)

21

9

Troubleshooting

Chart

23

10

Care

of

Your

Unit

24

11

Specifications

25

Sound

programming

allows

the

simple

creation

of

1000

sounds

and

storage

in

10

memories.

With

the

selective

use

of

FEET,

ENVELOPE

and

MODULATION

and

the

combination

of

numbers

shown

on

the

digital

display,

as

many

as

1000

different

sounds

can

be

created.

The

ones

you

like

best,

up

to

1

0,

can

be

stored

in

the

memory.

A

programmable

arpeggio

function

freely

combines

arpeggio

patterns

and

can

also

be

used

as

a

sequencer.

Arpeggio

patterns

can

be

freely

programmed

to

match

the

music.

Since

up

to

127

steps,

9

note

pitches

and

rests

can

be

stored,

it

is

possible

to

use

this

function

for

high

class

arpeggio

or

as

a

sequencer.

A

digital

frequency

display

and

With

a

clear

digital

display

of

the

frequency,

wide

range

digital

pitch

control

tuning

can

be

perfected

visually

as

well

as

by

provides

transposing

function.

sou

^-

s

J,

nce

tbe

varia

J

ble

/

a

A

ng

L

g

°

e

1

!

from

221

Hz

r

to

662

Hz,

with

standard

A=442

Hz,

transposing

is

also

possible

between

minus

1

octave

and

plus

0.5

octave.

S

10

preset

sounds

and

a

16-Step

10

beautiful

preset

sounds

-

the

Piano,

Jazz

up/down

preset

arpeggio

give

Organ,

Vibraphone,

etc.

can

be

selected

with

one

big

musical

scope.

touch

-

Also

-

since

a

.

16

-

st

^P

up/down

arpeggio

°

r

pattern

is

preset,

music

with

a

professional

back

ground

can

be

enjoyed.

A*

Various

sound

effects

give

full

play

to

musical

expressions.

The

Casiotone

1000P

provides

various

sound

ef



fects

such

as

Sustain

—

which

produces

a

beautiful

lingering

effect,

Vibrato

and

Delayed

Vibrato

—

indispensable

for

delicate,

emotional

expressions,

and

Heavy

Vibrato

—

which

creates

a

modern

musical

ambience.

The

keyboard

split

function

allows

you

to

play

the

melody

and

chord

separately

with

different

sounds.

The

61

-key,

5-octave

keyboard

can

be

split

into

3-octave

upper

keyboard

and

a

2-octave

lower

keyboard

with

one

touch.

Since

different

sounds

can

be

independently

set

for

each

section,

you

can

enjoy

a

wide

variation

of

the

performance

as

if

using

a

two-tiered

organ

keyboard.

Complete,

yet

compact

keyboard

with

61

keys,

5

octaves

and

8

-note

polyphonic.

The

note

range

accomodates

all

kinds

of

music

from

classics

to

pops.

And,

with

8-note

poly



phonic,

chord

playing

is

truly

realistic.

All

this,

in

an

instrument

that

is

easily

portable.

-

1

-

(Rear

panel)

®

i

®

|

'

®

©

©

©

(0

Power

ON/OFF

Switch

(?)

TUNE

Button

®

TUNE/ARPEGGIO

TEMPO

Control

(4)

TONE

SET

Button

(

I>

LOWER

VOLUME

Control

Knob

(6)

SPLIT

Button

@

RECORD

Button

(1)

MEMORY

Button

(9)

UP/DOWN

Button

©

PROGRAM

Button

(Q)

Digital

Display

©Sound

Selection

Buttons

©Sound

Characteristic

Data

Chart

04)

PROGRAM/PRESET

Button

©

FEET

Button

©

©

©

ENVELOPE

Button

©

MODULATION

Button

©

VIBRATO

Button

©

DELAYED

VIBRATO

Button

©

HEAVY

VIBRATO

Button

©

SUSTAIN

Button

©

Main

Volume

Control

Knob

©

Built-in

Speaker

(Rear

panel)

©

Headphone

jack

(PHONES)

©

Output

Jack

(LINE

OUT)

©

FOOT

VOLUME

jack

©

SUSTAIN

jack

©

AC

Power

Socket

■.....■

....

Each

time

a

button

is

pressed,

it

t

urns

the

function

on

and

off.

When

on,

a

red

indicator

lamp

will

light

(except

for

the

So

und

Selection

Butte

ns).

The

UP/DOWN

Button

and

the

PROGRAM

Button

indicators

will

blink

in

time

vith

the

arpeggio

tempo

which

is

currently

established.

®

Power

ON/OFF

Switch

Turns

the

power

on

and

off.

©TUNE

Button

Press

on

when

tuning

or

transposing.

©TUNE/ARPEGGIO

TEMPO

Control

Knob

Adjusts

arpeggio

speed

or

note

pitch.

Turning

the

knob

to

the

right

increases

the

tempo

of

the

arpeggio

or

raises

the

pitch

of

the

notes.

Turning

the

knob

to

the

left

decreases

the

tempo

of

the

arpeggio

or

lowers

the

pitch

of

the

notes.

If

you

continue

to

turn

the

knob

in

one

direction,

it

will

eventually

return

to

the

lowest

or

highest

setting

as

it

employs

an

endless

system

control.

©TONE

SET

Button

Press

on

to

set

the

sound

for

the

lower

keyboard

(lower

two

octaves)

when

the

keyboard

is

split.

©LOWER

VOLUME

Control

Knob

Adjusts

the

volume

of

the

lower

keyboard

(lower

two

octaves)

when

the

keyboard

is

split.

As

this

is

adjusted

relative

to

the

main

volume,

it

will

not

function

when

the

Main

Volume

Control

Knob

is

set

to

MIN.

©SPLIT

Button

Press

on

to

split

the

upper

three

octaves

and

the

lower

two

octaves

of

the

keyboard.

In

this

case,

the

lower

two

octaves

will

become

one

octave

higher.

©RECORD

Button

Press

on

the

PROGRAM

Button

and

this

button

at

the

same

time

when

programming

arpeggio

patterns.

©MEMORY

Button

If

this

button

is

pressed

on,

while

playing

arpeggio,

the

sounds

will

continue

to

be

produced

until

the

next

chord

is

pressed

even

if

the

fingers

are

removed

from

the

keyboard.

©UP/DOWN

Button

Press

on

when

you

want

to

play

arpeggio

using

the

preset

arpeggio

pattern

(16-step,

up/

down

pattern).

CO>PROGRAM

Button

When

programming

an

arpeggio

pattern,

press

on

the

RECORD

Button

and

this

button

at

the

same

time.

Also,

press

on

when

playing

arpeggio

using

the

programmed

arpeggio

pattern.

©Digital

Display

Displays

the

preset

sound

number,

programmed

sound

memory

number,

sound

character



istic

numbers

and

note

pitch

(Hz).

©Sound

Selection

Buttons

Press

to

select

preset

sounds

or

programmed

sounds.

Also,

these

buttons

are

used

when

programming

sound

characteristics

or

arpeggio

patterns.

©Sound

Characteristic

Data

Chart

Shows

the

various

sound

characteristics

for

sound

programming.

(10

elements

each

for

FEET,

ENVELOPE

and

MODULATION).

©PROGRAM/PRESET

Button

Each

time

this

is

pressed,

it

selects

either

the

preset

sounds

or

programmed

sounds.

©FEET

Button

Press

on

to

designate

the

feet

while

programming

a

sound.

©ENVELOPE

Button

Press

on

to

designate

the

envelope

while

programming

a

sound.

©MODULATION

Button

Press

on

to

designate

the

modulation

while

programming

a

sound.

©VIBRATO

Button

Press

on

to

give

warmth

and

strong

expression

to

the

sound.

It

allows

full

and

effective

tonal

reverberation.

©DELAYED

VIBRATO

Button

Press

on

to'get

a

delayed

vibrato

effect.

It

allows

a

certain

delay

of

the

vibrato

after

de



pression

of

a

key.

©HEAVY

VIBRATO

Button

Press

on

to

give

a

heavy

vibration

to

the

sound.

It

creates

a

modern

musical

ambience.

©SUSTAIN

Button

Press

on

to

get

a

sustain

effect.

The

sound

lingers

on

even

after

the

fingers

are

removed

from

the

keyboard.

©Main

Volume

Control

Knob

Adjusts

the

volume

of

the

entire

instrument.

Turning

the

knob

to

the

right

increases

the

volume.

©Built-in

Speaker

Delivers

ideal

sound

for

home

parties,

personal

listening

or

musical

lessons.

(Rear

panel)

©Headphone

Jack

(PHONES)

If

a

headphone

(optional)

is

connected,

the

speaker

sound

will

be

automatically

cut

off

and

playing

can

be

enjoyed

privately.

©Output

jack

(LINE

OUT)

If

the

instrument

is

connected

to

audio

equipment

or

a

keyboard

amplifier,

etc.

and

ex



ternal

speakers,

playing

can

be

enjoyed

with

a

more

powerful

volume.

The

volume

can

be

adjusted

by

using

the

volume

control

on

this

instrument

or

a

foot

volume

control

pedal

(optional).

©

FOOT

VOLUME

Jack

By

connecting

a

foot

volume

control

pedal

(optional)

to

this

jack,

free

volume

change

can

be

made

by

foot

during

play.

©SUSTAIN

Jack

If

a

sustain

pedal

(optional)

is

connected,

a

lingering

sustain

effect

can

be

obtained

while

stepping

on

the

pedal,

even

after

keyboard

playing

has

finished.

©AC

Power

Socket

Connect

the

AC

power

cord

(standard

accessory).

-

4

-

(

Main

Power

Supply

)

AC

power

socket

The

Casiotone

1

000P

uses

domestic

AC

for

a

power

supply.

Connect

the

provided

AC

power

cord

to

the

AC

power

socket

on

the

Casiotone

1000P

and

plug

it

into

an

AC

outlet.

(

Memory

Protection

Power

Supply

)

v-_

---------

—

—

-----------

;

—

:

--------------

—

—

—

A

C

ou

1

1

e

t

Any

programmed

sound

and

arpeggio

will

be

protected

even

when

the

main

power

supply

(Power

ON/OFF

Switch)

is

turned

OFF.

Three

AA

size

manganese

dry

batteries

(UM-3)

are

used

as

backup

power

for

memory

protection.

Battery

life

is

approximately

one

year,

during

which

time

the

memory

contents

will

be

retained.

When

batteries

become

weak,

a

distorted

sound,

different

from

the

one

you

programmed,

may

be

produced

or

an

erroneous

display

appears.

It

is

advisable

to

replace

the

batteries

once

a

year

to

avoid

the

above

conditions.

[Battery

Replacement]

The

battery

compartment

is

located

on

the

back

panel

of

the

instrument.

Slide

open

the

lid

and

replace

the

batteries

making

sure

the

©

and

0

terminals

are

facing

correctly.

Note:

T

3

H

r

1

fOPEN

A

i

T

a

b

r~

’

lit!

i

i

1

1

00

s

1

1

t

SI

m

i

;

j

1

----------

—

—

Since

the

lifespan

of

UM-3

or

SUM-3

batteries

is

approximately

one

year,

replace

all

three

batteries

once

a

year.

The

original

batteries

are

installed

at

the

factory,

so

the

first

replacement

should

be

made

within

approximately

8

to

10

months.

Also,

when

the

instrument

is

to

be

left

unused

for

a

long

time,

remove

the

batteries

to

avoid

damage

caused

by

leakage.

Removing

the

batteries

clears

the

memory

contents.

So,

when

the

power

is

switched

ON

just

after

battery

replacement,

the

sound

or

display

may

be

confused.

Press

a

Sound

Selection

Button

to

return

to

a

normal

condition.

However,

the

programmed

sound

and

arpeggio

need

to

be

re-programmed.

....

■

"

'

(

Turn

the

pow

er

ON

.

)

When

the

Power

ON/OFF

Switch

is

turned

ON,

the

digital

display

will

illuminate

to

show

the

Casiotone

I000P

is

operat



ing.

At

this

time,

a

number

between

0

and

9

will

be

displayed.

This

is

the

number

of

the

preset

sound

set

prior

to

turning

the

power

OFF.

OFF

ON

POWER

*

If

the

memory

number

of

the

programmed

sound

was

last

set

prior

to

turning

the

power

OFF,

that

memory

number

will

be

displayed

as

the

number

of

the

preset

sound.

f

J

Preset

sound

number

'

Switching

the

power

OFF

and

then

ON

again

turns

off

all

of

the

buttons

on

the

Casiotone

1000P.

This

Operation

Manual

will

explain

the

instrument

from

this

initial

condition.

Therefore,

switch

the

power

OFF

and

then

ON

again

to

prepare

the

instru



ment

before

starting

to

play.

*

The

sound

and

arpeggio

which

have

been

preset

or

programmed

are

protected

by

a

separate

power

supply.

Let's

produce

some

sounds.

)

With

the

Casiotone

1000P

in

this

initial

condition,

the

preset

sound

whose

number

is

shown

on

the

digital

display

is

set

in

the

entire

5-octave

keyboard.

Set

the

Main

Volume

Control

Knob

as

illustrated

on

the

right

and

play

the

keys.

Adjust

the

volume

while

pressing

the

keys.

VOLUME

(

Now,

selec

t

one

of

1

0

prese

t

sound

s.

)

The

Casiotone

1000P

has

10

preset

sounds

such

as

Jazz

Organ,

Piano,

Vibraphone

.

.

.

and

by

pressing

the

Sound

Selection

Buttons,

any

one

can

easily

be

selected.

The

number

of

the

selected

preset

sound

will

appear

on

the

digital

display.

*

The

CPU

ME

sound

can

be

used

as

a

sound

effect

as

it

contains

various

musical

intervals.

JAZZ

ORGAN BASSOON

3

4

Preset

sound

name

Preset

sound

number

Sound

Selection

Buttons

(Preset

sound

display)

3

3

A

single-digit

number

(0

—

9)

shows

the

preset

sound

number.

Each

time

the

PROGRAM/PRESET

Button

is

pressed,

the

two

sets

of

information

shown

below

will

change

alternately

on

the

display.

When

only

one

digit

is

displayed,

the

preset

sound

can

be

selected

by

using

the

Sound

Selection

Buttons.

(Preset

sound

display)

(Sound

programming

display)

-

3

3

n

_

3

u

3

-

6

-

(

E

xperiment

with

s

ome

effects.

)

There

are

four

effect

buttons

as

shown

on

the

right.

Each

time

the

buttons

are

pressed

they

turn

on

and

off.

When

they

are

on,

the

respective

indicators

will

light

up.

•

VIBRATO

This

is

a

normal

vibrato

effect.

VIBRATO

DELAYED

HEAVY

SUSTAIN

viohmiu

V1BRATQ

VIBRATO

•

DELAYED

VIBRATO

This

is

a

delayed

vibrato

effect.

•

HEAVY

VIBRATO

This

gives

a

heavy

vibration

to

the

sound.

•

Only

one

vibrato

effect

may

be

selected

at

one

time.

•

SUSTAIN

A

lingering

sound

remains

even

after

the

fingers

are

removed

from

the

keyboard.

(

How

to

split

the

keyboard,

)

If

the

SPLIT

Button

is

pressed,

the

61

-key,

5-octave

keyboard

will

be

split

into

a

3-octave

upper

keyboard

and

a

2-octave

lower

keyboard,

each

one

adopting

4-note

polyphonic.

At

this

time,

the

lower

keyboard

note

range

will

raise

one

octave

and

become

a

note

range

suitable

for

accompaniment.

A

B

C

D

E

Lower

keyboard

(4-note

polyphonic)

Upper

keyboard

(4-note

polyphonic)

*

Since

the

note

range

of

A

and

B

is

raised

one

octave,

B

becomes

in

the

same

note

range

as

C.

LOWER

TONE

SET

-

SPLIT

Lower

Keyboard

Volume

Adjustment

The

volume

of

the

lower

keyboard

(lower

two

octaves)

can

be

independently

adjusted.

This

is

done

by

using

the

LOWER

VOLUME

Control

Knob.

Turning

the

knob

to

the

right

in



creases

the

volume.

However,

if

the

Main

Volume

Control

Knob

is

set

to

MIN,

even

if

the

LOWER

VOLUME

Control

Knob

is

set

to

MAX,

no

sound

will

be

produced.

Lower

Keyboard

Sound

Selection

Different

sounds

can

be

independently

set

for

the

lower

and

upper

keyboards.

(1)

Press

both

the

SPLIT

Button

and

the

TONE

SET

Button

on.

•

7

he

SPL

11'

and

TONE

SET

indicators

will

light.

TONE

SET

-

SPLIT

7

wag;;

(2)

Press

the

desired

Sound

Selection

Button.

^

•

The

number

of

the

selected

preset

sound

will

be

displayed

J

JAZZ

ORGAN

BASSOON

WAH

BRASS

PI.

on

the

digital

display.

3

4

5

(3)

Press

the

TONE

SET

Button

off.

•

The

TONE

SET

indicator

will

go

off.

*

With

the

above

operation,

the

desired

sound

pressed

in

Step

2,

above,

is

now

set

in

the

lower

keyboard.

When

the

Sound

Selection

Button

is

pressed

in

Step

3

(TONE

SET

Button:

off,

SPLIT

Button:

on),

that

sound

can

be

set

only

in

the

upper

keyboard.

TONE

SET

-

SPLIT

T:-

•

The

sound

set

in

the

lower

keyboard

will

be

deleted

and

the

sound

set

in

the

upper

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