User manual KURZWEIL KCL TEACHERS GUIDE

[. . . ] Read all of the Safety and Installation Instructions and Explanation of Graphic Symbols before using the product. Do not use this product near water - for example, near a bathtub, washbowl, kitchen sink, in a wet basement, or near a swimming pool, or the like. This product should only be used with a stand or cart that is recommended by the manufacturer. This product, either alone or in combination with an amplifier and speakers or headphones, may be capable of producing sound levels that could cause permanent hearing loss. [. . . ] For example, using the split feature, you can play a piano sound in the upper register and bass sound in the lower register within a single KCL instrument. Pressing [Split] button will flash the LED on it and the display will look like < Figure 44 >. < Figure 44 The display indicates that the added split is 053 Bass Guitar > You can select a split sound with Sound Select button like when you select sounds for layering and the KCL splits the keyboard at a predetermined point which by default, is Ab3. Split Point If you want to change this automatic split point, press and hold down [Layer] and [Split] button at the same time. The KCL will indicate the current split point in the display. Trigger a key which you want to be a new split point. < Figure 45 Split Point > Also, [Layer] button and [Main] button can be used to change or mute the corresponding sounds. As you see in < Chart 41 >, the display indicates mute status with a dot (. ). -3 Chapter 4 Programming KCL Display Main Mute Layer Mute Split Mute n. 01 L. 01 P. 53 Button OFF OFF OFF < Chart 41 Indication of Mute Status > You can store user created sounds in Quick Access Bank. Changing Effect Setting In Program mode, users can change the effects associated with the current program or setup. The KCL has two separate effect blocks called Effect and Reverb. The display will show "b08" and the LED in [Edit] button in the Edit region of the KCL's front panel will blink. This means that the KCL is now in Reverb Editor mode. The capital "b" means that the KCL is now in Reverb Editor mode and the following two digits indicate the type and the variation number of the reverb associated with the currently selected program. < Figure 412 The display in Reverb Editor mode > 3. Select the desired type of reverb with the upper part of Sound Select buttons in the Category region. The buttons are labeled Room1, Room2, Chamber, Hall1, Hall2, and Hall3. After making selection, select the desired preset with one of the the lower 8 buttons. For more information about the reverbs, refer to Appendix B 7, Effects and Reverbs. The KCL will ask if you want to store the changed effect setting of the current Program. Store the change with [+/Yes] button and the procedure is completed. Now, the KCL will return to Program mode. 4. -6 Chapter 4 Programming KCL · Changing Combination Effect < Figure 413 The Buttons Used within Combination Effect > For this example, we're going to change the Combination Effect applied to Program 17, Pipe 16'8, reed organ. [. . . ] When using adapter cables to adapt a pedal with two mono cables, make sure that the Y adapter is a stereo splitter type. Kurzweil Service Centers To locate the nearest Kurzweil Service Center for further assistance, please visit the following link. http://www. kurzweilmusicsystems. com/ -4 Appendix A Specifications Specifications are subject to change without notice Physical Specification KCL Dimension(mm) Weight 1247(L) X 337. 5(W) X 126(H) 13 kg KCLX 1412(L) X 337. 5(W) X 126(H) 22 kg Electrical Specification Voltage and Frequency Ranges 120 VAC Adapter Model PM0023A Safe voltage range Safe frequency range 100­125 Volts RMS 58­65 Hz 230 VAC Adapter Model PM0024A 200­230 Volts RMS 48­65 Hz Power Consumption Voltage Level 120 VAC 230 VAC Power Consumption 0. 35 Amps 0. 13 Amps Environmental Specifications Minimum Temperature Range for operation Temperature Range for storage Humidity Range for operation Humidity Range for storage 40 F 13 F 5% 5% 5 C 25 C Maximum 104 F 185 F 40 C 85 C 95% (noncondensing) 95% (noncondensing) A-1 Appendix A KCL Specifications Audio Specifications Line-Level Left and Right Analog Audio Outputs Balanced outputs using two 1/4-inch stereo ( tip-ring-sleeve ) phone plugs and shielded twisted pair cable or unbalanced using two 1/4-inch mono (tipring) phone plugs and coaxial cable. 400 ohm, Balanced, nominal 200 ohm, Unbalanced, nominal 20. 8 dBu (8. 5 Volts RMS) Balanced, high-impedance load 14. 7 dBu (4. 2 Volts RMS) Unbalanced, high-impedance load 20Hz­20kHz +/­ 0. 6 dB Less than -115 dBA, balanced, relative to full-scale signal Greater than 112 dBA, balanced, using -60 dBFS signal 96 dB Connectors Impedance Maximum output level Frequency Response Idle channel noise Dynamic Range Stereo Channel Separation Headphone Output Output impedance Maximum output level 47 Ohm, nominal -4 dBu ( 0. 5 Volts RMS ) with 32 Ohm load Parameter Reference Parameter Group Key Range Subgroup (if any) Hi Parameter Lo Note Map C-1­G 9 C-1­G 9 Linear -24 to 24 1­127 1­127 Range of Values Default G#3(Ab3) G9 Linear 0 1 127 Wheel 1 Up/Down Ctrl Num : Pitch Up Wheel 2 Ctrl Num: Mod Wheel Ctrl Num : 6 Transposition Velocity Continuous controllers These controllers all have the same three Parameters, called the Basic Parameter Group. 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