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Korg Microkorg Owner's Manual - zZounds.com

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Turning the power on<br />

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1. The power supply<br />

Before you connect the power supply, make sure that the power switch is turned off<br />

(i.e., in the outward position).<br />

Connecting the AC adaptor<br />

Firmly insert the plug of the included AC adaptor into the jack. Then connect the<br />

AC adaptor to an AC outlet.<br />

Never use any AC adaptor other than the included one.<br />

Inserting/exchanging batteries<br />

The microKORG can also be operated on batteries.<br />

Batteries are not included. You will need to purchase them<br />

separately.<br />

1 Make sure that the power switch on the microKORG is turned off.<br />

Then open the battery cover located on the bottom of the case.<br />

2 Insert six AA alkaline batteries.<br />

Be careful to observe the correct polarity of the batteries.<br />

3 Close the battery cover.<br />

Low battery display “ ”<br />

When the batteries run low, the display will indicate " ," and the "." at the far<br />

right will begin blinking. If you continue using the microKORG, the Protect setting<br />

will be turned on automatically, and you will be unable to edit program or global<br />

settings. We re<strong>com</strong>mend that you install new batteries or switch to the AC adaptor<br />

as soon as possible. If this state occurs while you are editing, and you want to save<br />

your settings, connect the AC adaptor and execute the Write operation.<br />

You can cancel the " " display by pressing the SHIFT key.<br />

Batteries that have be<strong>com</strong>e unusable should be removed from the microKORG<br />

as soon as possible. Leaving such batteries installed may cause malfunctions<br />

(due to battery leakage, etc.). You should also remove the batteries if you will<br />

not be using the microKORG for an extended period of time.<br />

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2. Turning the power on<br />

Before you turn on the microKORG’s power, you should lower the level of your<br />

monitor system or other connected output device.<br />

1 Turn the microKORG's VOLUME knob all the way toward the left.<br />

2 Press the power switch to turn on the power.<br />

The display will indicate the program number.<br />

3 Turn the microKORG's VOLUME knob toward the right to an appropriate<br />

position.<br />

4 Adjust the volume of your external output device.<br />

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3. Turning the power off<br />

After saving any necessary data (such as a program you have edited) turn the<br />

power off using the reverse order of the power-on procedure.<br />

Never turn the power off while data is being saved (i.e., while Write is executing).<br />

Doing so may damage the internal data.<br />

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