Yamaha YPR-30 Owner's Manual - Page 3

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A. Power Source

The YPR-30 is powered by batteries, a power adaptor

connected to household AC current, or by a car battery.

(These are all optionally supplied.)

1) Using Batteries

Remove the Battery Compartment Cover on the bottom

panel. Next put 6 batteries (1.5V SUM-1, D-cells, or R20)

into the compartment, taking care battery polarity (+/-) is

correct. Replace the cover.

Pi ange all the batteries at the same time.

* Use only the batteries listed above. Do not use Ni-Cd or other kinds of

batteries.

* Remove the batteries if the YPR-30 is not going to be used for a long

period.

2) Using AC Current

This requires an optional AC power adaptor, PA-4 or PA-40

(YAMAHA). After making sure that the YPR-30 is turned

off, connect the adaptor to the DC IN Jack on the rear

panel of the YPR-30. YAMAHA will not be held responsible

for any malfunction or damage caused by using other

unauthorized adaptors.

3) Using a Car Battery

This requires the optional car battery adaptor CA-1

(YAMAHA). Refer to the CA-1's manual for a complete

description on how to use it.

1. Getting Started

B. Connecting the Foot Switch

Connect the supplied Foot Switch to the DAMPER Jack on

the rear panel. With this you can sustain a played sound.

C. Connecting Keyboard

Amplifiers or a Stereo

For more volume connect the AUX OUT Jacks L/R of the

YPR-30 to the inputs of keyboard amplifiers, a stereo, or a

similar device. When using a stereo connection cable such

as the PSC-3 (optional) with the PCP-1 adaptor (optional),

connect them to the HEADPHONES Jack of the YPR-30.

When connected to the AUX OUT Jack L, the mixed sound

of L/R will be output.

D. Connecting Headphones

You can practice without disturbing your neighbors by

connecting the headphones to the HEADPHONES Jack on

the rear panel. This turns the internal speakers off.

E. Setting the Music Stand

Insert the ends of the supplied Music Stand into the 2 holes

at the top of the front panel.