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Connections
Connections
On the underside of the Electone keyboard is a separate panel equipped with various input/output terminals
and miscellaneous controls.
Accessory Jacks and
Controls
This section provides brief explanations for each jack/
control on the Electone. For details on connecting to
external devices, see page 187.
1 INPUT VOLUME knob
For adjusting the level of input signal from the MIC./
LINE IN jack.
2 MIC./LINE IN jack
For connecting a mono input, such as microphone or
guitar. The Electone outputs the microphone or guitar
sounds, with reverb processing, through the built-in
speaker system.
Reference page
• Connecting a microphone or guitar (page 189)
3 MIC./LINE switch
When connecting a microphone or other electric/
electronic instrument to the MIC./LINE IN jack, make
sure to set this level gain switch appropriately, depending
on the device you use.
4 PHONES jacks
For connection of a stereo headphone set. When
headphones are connected to this jack, sound to the
Electone’s built-in speaker system is automatically cut off,
allowing you to play without disturbing others.
Reference page
• Using headphones (page 187)
MIN
MAX
INPUT
VOLUME
MIC. /
LINE IN
MIC. LINE PHONES
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- Owner’s Manual 1
- PRECAUTIONS 2
- CAUTION 3
- (bottom_en_01) 5
- Main Features 6
- Audio Recording page 132 7
- Contents 8
- Panel Layout 10
- LCD Display/Display Select 12
- Overview 12
- Quick Introductory Guide 13
- Using the LCD Display 14
- DATA CONTROL 15
- Muting the touch panel sound 16
- Voice Guide 17
- Voice Display 17
- Registration Menu 19
- Registration Menu list 20
- REGISTRATION MENU 02 21
- Voices for Each Keyboard 24
- Selecting Voices with the 25
- Voice Buttons 25
- Changing the Voice volume 26
- LEAD VOICE 2 27
- Selecting Voices from the 28
- User Buttons 28
- Voice List 29
- VA ACOUSTIC 37
- VA VIRTUAL 37
- VA ELECTRONIC 38
- Tone Generators of the 39
- ELS-02 Series 39
- Organ Flutes (ELS-02C) 40
- Reference pages 41
- Voice Controls and Effects 42
- Settings Selected from the 43
- Voice Condition Display 43
- Selecting from the Panel 46
- Brilliance 48
- Rotary Speaker 49
- Using Voice Link 50
- Voice Link 51
- Releasing the current Voice 51
- Effect List 54
- Rhythm/Keyboard Percussion 56
- To start/stop the rhythm: 57
- Rhythm structure 57
- To use the Fill In patterns: 58
- To use the Break patterns: 58
- Changing the rhythm volume 59
- Adjusting the tempo 59
- Selecting Rhythms from 60
- Rhythm List 61
- R&B 62
- METRONOME 64
- Accompaniment 65
- 2 Turn the desired parts on 65
- Automatic Accompaniment 66
- – Auto Bass Chord (A.B.C.) 66
- Melody On Chord (M.O.C.) 67
- KEYBOARD 68
- PERCUSSION 68
- Keyboard Percussion 69
- EL Kit Standard Kit 1* 70
- Analog T9 Kit House Kit 73
- HipHop Kit Drum Machine 74
- VocalEffectsKit GospelAdLibs 77
- Wonderland Kit PopLatin Kit 78
- Arabic Kit Turkish Kit 79
- China Kit OrchestraPerc 80
- Preset 1 (UK) 80
- Creating a User Keyboard 81
- Percussion Kit 81
- Kit Assign list 85
- Room Kit 86
- Rock Kit 86
- Brush Kit 88
- Symphony Kit 88
- Live!StudioKit 88
- Live!Real Drums 90
- Live!RealBrushes 90
- Analog T8 Kit 90
- Turkish Kit 94
- China Kit 94
- OrchestraPerc 94
- Storing Registrations to 96
- Another Bank 96
- Selecting Registrations 96
- Selecting Disable mode: 97
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 98
- 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 98
- Registration Shift 99
- 1 Select a Bank 100
- Registration Shift, OFF: 101
- Unifying Values/Settings 102
- ELS-02/ELS-02C Owner’s Manual 103
- Registration Memory 103
- Copying Registrations 104
- To delete the current Bank: 105
- To copy a Bank: 105
- Music Data Recorder (MDR) 106
- Song icons 108
- Folders: 109
- Precautions when using the 110
- [USB TO DEVICE] terminal 110
- Using USB flash drives 110
- Formatting a USB Flash Drive 111
- Selecting a Song 112
- Recording your performance 114
- Re-recording (Retry) 114
- Punch-in recording 116
- Creating two or more 118
- Registration Units in a Song 118
- 4 Press the [SAVE] button 119
- Playing Back a Song 121
- Custom Play 122
- To change the tempo: 123
- To reset the changed tempo: 123
- Displaying the Score 124
- 1 Display the score 125
- 3 Change the score settings 125
- Other Functions (Tools) 126
- To copy a Song: 127
- Song delete 128
- 3 Press the [CONVERT] button 129
- Converting ELS format to EL 130
- Recording Your 132
- Performance as Audio 132
- DISPLAY SELECT 133
- Rewind and Fast Forward: 135
- Changing the Volume, Tempo 136
- Repeat playback 136
- 2 Press the [AUDIO] button 137
- Voice Edit 138
- Editing a Voice 139
- Editing an AWM Voice 140
- Reference page 142
- 34 56721 143
- Saving the Edited Voice 144
- Quitting Voice Edit 145
- Recalling an Edited Voice 145
- Rhythm Program 146
- Deleting unnecessary Sections 147
- Save as 148
- 3 CLEAR PART 150
- Deleting the current Section 150
- Step Write 151
- Step Write 152
- To move an entered note: 153
- To erase an entered note: 153
- To erase one instrument: 154
- To erase all instruments: 154
- To replace the instrument: 154
- Original data (you play) 155
- Creating backing patterns 156
- (Rhythmic Chord function) 156
- 3 Select the desired Voice 157
- 5 Set the Gate Time 157
- Changing the Voices for 158
- Accompaniment parts 158
- Adjusting volume and panning 159
- Effect settings 159
- Detailed settings for each 160
- Saving rhythm patterns 161
- 1 Press the [PATTERN] button 162
- Selecting rhythms from a USB 163
- Lower Ke 164
- Upper Keyboard 164
- Rhythm Sequence Program 172
- Programming a sequence 173
- Auditioning a sequence 173
- Editing an existing Rhythm 174
- Sequence 174
- Programming a Registration 174
- Quitting the Rhythm Sequence 176
- Playing Rhythm Sequences 176
- Copying a Rhythm Sequence 177
- Footswitches, Knee Lever and 178
- Expression Pedals 178
- Controlling the Rhythm 179
- Controlling Glide 179
- Knee Lever 180
- 2 Fold the Knee Lever down 180
- Controlling Melody On Chord 181
- Controlling Lead Slide 182
- Controlling the Solo function 182
- Controlling Pitch Bend 183
- Controlling the Rhythm Tempo 183
- Transpose and Pitch Controls 184
- Connections 185
- L / L+R R 186
- Connection Examples – 187
- External Devices 187
- Recording the sounds of the 188
- Outputting the sound of an 189
- Connecting a microphone or 189
- Connection with Computer 191
- MIDI Control 192
- Connecting to an iPhone/ 193
- Automatic Setup by WPS 194
- Wireless LAN mode 195
- Manual Setup 196
- 2 Set the Wireless LAN mode 197
- Connecting to an iPhone/iPad 198
- Reference Page 198
- 3 Save the settings 199
- Glossary of Terms 200
- Appendix 201
- Troubleshooting 202
- Specifications 204
- WPA Supplicant 208
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