Yamaha WX5 Manuel du propriétaire - Page 7

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Pitch Bend Wheel

Like the pitch bend wheel on keyboard synthesizers, the WX5

pitch bend wheel can be used to produce smooth upward or down-

ward pitch bends. Details on page 13.

Key Hold Button

The Key Hold button controls any of four assignable key hold

functions including sustain. Details on page 14.

Program Change Button

Used in conjunction with the instrument's keys, the Program

Change button can be used to transmit MIDI program change num-

bers to the connected tone generator in order to change voices di-

rectly from the WX5. Details on page 16.

Power Switch

Turns the WX5 power on or off.

DC IN 12V Connector

When using a Yamaha PA-3B AC Adaptor to power the WX5,

the adaptor's output cable should be connected here. Details on

page 8.

MIDI OUT Connector

When not using the WX cable (below), use this connector to

connect the WX5 to a MIDI tone generator or synthesizer via a

standard MIDI cable. Details on page 9.

WX OUT Connector

This connector allows the WX5 to be directly connected to

compatible Yamaha tone generators (such as the VL70-m) which

have a WX IN connector via the supplied WX cable. Details on

page 9.

(

Cable Holder

Supports the AC adaptor output cable and the MIDI or WX

cable connected to the WX5, preventing accidental disconnection.

)

Water Drain

Breath and built-up water escape from this aperture - do not

block this aperture.

The WX5 Controls & Connectors

Attaching the Strap

When using the supplied neck strap with the

WX5, attack the strap hook to the strap ring as shown

in the illustration.

Positioning the Thumb Hook

The thumb hook rests on the right-hand thumb

while playing, supporting and steadying the instru-

ment. For maximum comfort and playability, the

thumb hook can be positioned as required by loos-

ening the screw using a small "plus" screwdriver, as

shown in the illustration, positioning the thumb hook

as required, and then tightening the screw. Do not

use excessive force when tightening the thumb-hook

screw.