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USB/MIDI KEYBOARD CONTROLLER

QUICKSTART GUIDE

ENGLISH ( 3 – 5 )

GUÍA DE INICIO RÁPIDO

ESPAÑOL ( 6 – 8 )

GUIDE D'UTILISATION RAPIDE

FRANÇAIS ( 9 – 11 )

GUIDA RAPIDA

ITALIANO ( 12 – 14 )

KURZANLEITUNG

DEUTSCH ( 15 – 17 )

INTRODUCTION

This Quickstart Guide is intended to give you a brief overview of the functionality and features of the Q25. In this manual you will find instructions on how to connect the Q25 and how to use its basic features. Enjoy!

CONNECTION DIAGRAM

Please refer to the following scenario for connecting the Q25.

1.Connect a USB cable from your computer to the Q25. The unit will be powered through the USB connection. Alternatively, if you do not wish to use a computer in your setup or if you wish to power the Q25 externally, please plug in a 9V DC, 500mA power adapter, center-positive, 5.46mm barrel diameter.

2.If you would like to use an external sound module, connect a 5-pin MIDI cable from the KEYBOARD MIDI OUT of the Q25 to the MIDI IN of the external device.

POWER ADAPTER (not included)

COMPUTER (not included)

SUSTAIN PEDAL

EXTERNAL SOUND MODULE (not included) (not included)

REAR PANEL OVERVIEW

1. DC POWER ADAPTER INPUT – Plug in a

9V DC, 500mA power adapter, centerpositive, 5.46mm barrel diameter (sold separately) if you do not wish to power the Q25 through the USB connection.

2. USB CONNECTION – Plug a standard USB 1

cable into this outlet and into the USB port of

your computer. The computer's USB port will provide power to the Q25. This connection is used to send and receive MIDI data to and from your computer and may also be used to send MIDI data from your computer to a device attached to the MIDI OUT port of the Q25.

3.MIDI OUT – Use a five-pin MIDI cable (sold separately) to connect this jack to the MIDI IN of an external device.

4.SUSTAIN PEDAL INPUT – Connect a 1/4" TS sustain pedal (sold separately) to this input.

TOP PANEL OVERVIEW

1.KEYBOARD – The

KEYBOARD

functions

25USB/MIDI KEYBOARD CONTROLLER

as a

normal

electronic

ASSIGNMENT DATA ENTRY

TRANSPOSE

NUMERIC KEYPAD

AFTER

REVERB

MIDI CC

piano

keyboard during

VELOCITY TOUCH

DEPTH VOLUME

NOTE

RESET CHANNEL DATA

NO. PROGRAM 1 2 3

4 5 6 7 8 9 0 CANCEL ENTER

performance

but

can

DATA ENTRY

also be used to adjust

DOWN

MIDI / SELECT

MIDI settings and send

MIDI

messages.

The

OCTAVE

PITCH

MODULATION

labels

above

the

keys

indicate

their

functions.

The

numbered

keys

allow

you

enter

values

for

settings.

Press

the

Cancel or

Enter

key

cancel or

confirm your selection, respectively. See SELECTING & EDITING MIDI COMMANDS for more information.

2.PITCH BEND WHEEL – Transmits MIDI Pitch Bend information to raise or lower the pitch of a note temporarily.

3.MODULATION WHEEL – This wheel can be used to transmit continuous controller data (CC #1 or Modulation Depth).

4.DATA ENTRY SLIDER – This slider lets you send MIDI messages for the currently selected parameter from the KEYBOARD (e.g., REVERB DEPTH, VOLUME, etc.). You can select a parameter by pressing MIDI / SELECT then the corresponding key on the KEYBOARD.

5.MIDI / SELECT – Pressing this button allows you to adjust MIDI settings and send MIDI messages by pressing labeled keys on the KEYBOARD. See SELECTING & EDITING MIDI COMMANDS for more information.

6.OCTAVE UP / DOWN – These buttons can be used to shift the keyboard's range up and down.

SELECTING & EDITING MIDI COMMANDS

The MIDI / SELECT button and the keys on the KEYBOARD allow you to adjust MIDI parameters and send precise MIDI messages and information quickly and easily:

1.Press MIDI / SELECT.

2.Press the key on the KEYBOARD whose MIDI setting (printed above the key) you want to adjust or send.

3.Enter a value with the numbered keys on the KEYBOARD.

4.Press the Enter or Cancel key on the KEYBOARD to confirm or cancel your choice, respectively.

5.Press MIDI / SELECT if the button is still lit.

VELOCITY – Press this key to set the DATA ENTRY SLIDER to adjust the note velocity. Increasing this value increases the MIDI velocity value generated by a light key press.

AFTERTOUCH – Press this key to set the DATA ENTRY SLIDER to send Aftertouch information (also sometimes referred to as Channel Pressure).

REVERB DEPTH – Press this key to set the DATA ENTRY SLIDER to CC #91 (Reverb Send Level). The default value for this setting is 64.

VOLUME – Press this key to set the DATA ENTRY SLIDER to CC #7 (Channel Volume).

CC DATA (Control Change Data) – Sets the value to be sent. Pressing the Enter key will send a MIDI message.

OCTAVE – Lowers or raises the octave range of the KEYBOARD with the "OCTAVE –" and "OCTAVE +" buttons, respectively. You can transpose the keyboard up to two octaves in either direction. Press STANDARD to return the KEYBOARD to its original octave range

b / # – Lowers or raises (respectively) the pitch of the entire KEYBOARD a semitone.

RESET – Press this key followed by the Enter key to send a reset message to all controllers and return the Q25 to its original settings.

Note: This button does not reset the current octave range or transposition of the KEYBOARD.

CC NO. (Control Change Number) – Sets the MIDI CC# to be sent. (A message will not be sent until the Enter key is pressed when selecting CC Data.)

PROGRAM – Sets the MIDI Program Change number.

Note: After you enter a CC#, the number will be remembered by the Q25. However, if you want to send a CC or Program Change message, you must enter the value using the numbered keys on the KEYBOARD each time (even if the desired value is shown in the LCD) before pressing Enter.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM	CAUSE	SOLUTION

		Please make sure that the Q25 is connected to your
The display does not light up.	No power.	computer and that the computer is powered on.
The display does not light up.	No power.
		If using a power adapter, please make sure that the
		adapter is plugged into a live power outlet.

		Check your computer's USB connection to confirm that
		the Q25 is recognized. If necessary, replug the
	Q25 not properly connected.	connection and restart your computer.

		If controlling an external hardware module, make sure
		If controlling an external hardware module, make sure
		that the MIDI cable is connected from the Q25 to the
		device's MIDI IN port.

	Q25 connected after software	Restart the software application with the controller
	application has started.	plugged in.
No sound from target device.
No sound from target device.	Problem is caused by use of	Unplug the Q25 from the USB hub and connect directly
	Problem is caused by use of	Unplug the Q25 from the USB hub and connect directly
	a USB hub.	to the computer.

	Software application not set	Ensure that the Q25 or USB MIDI device is listed as an
	Software application not set	active MIDI source in your application. Usually, the
	to receive MIDI data from the	active MIDI source in your application. Usually, the
	to receive MIDI data from the	MIDI settings can be accessed through the
	Q25.	MIDI settings can be accessed through the
	Q25.	application's Preferences menu.
		application's Preferences menu.

	Q25's MIDI channel not the	Make sure that the Q25 is sending MIDI information on
	same as application's	Make sure that the Q25 is sending MIDI information on
	same as application's	the channel that the target device expects.
	incoming MIDI chanel.	the channel that the target device expects.
	incoming MIDI chanel.

	Sustain pedal was plugged in	Turn the unit's power off, wait a moment and then turn
	after the Q25 was powered	Turn the unit's power off, wait a moment and then turn
	after the Q25 was powered	it on again.
Notes sustain continuously.	on.	it on again.
	on.

	Stuck notes due to	Turn the unit's power off, wait a moment and then turn
	incomplete MIDI data.	it on again.

Sustain pedal works in	Sustain pedal was plugged in	With the pedal plugged in, turn the unit's power off, wait
reverse.	after power was turned on.	a moment, and turn it on again.

SPECIFICATIONS

POWER:	USB, 9V DC, 500mA, center-positive, 5.46mm barrel diameter (sold separately)
KEYBOARD:	25 keys
ACCESSORIES:	Quickstart Guide, USB cable
MIDI OUTPUTS:	1 5-pin jack
USB:	1 slave connector (MIDI over USB)

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INTRODUCCIÓN

Este Manual de inicio rápido tiene la finalidad de brindarle una breve descripción general de la funcionalidad y las características del Q25. Encontrará en el mismo instrucciones sobre cómo conectar el Q25 y cómo usar sus características básicas. ¡Que lo disfrute!

DIAGRAMA DE CONEXIÓN

Consulte el siguiente escenario para conectar el Q25.

1.Conecte un cable USB de su computadora al Q25. La unidad se alimenta por la conexión USB. Como alternativa, si no desea usar una computadora en su configuración o desea alimentar el Q25 externamente, enchufe un adaptador de alimentación de 9 V CC, 500 mA, centro postigo, diámetro 5.46mm (no incluido).

2.Si desea usar un módulo de sonido externo, conecte un cable MIDI de 5 pines desde MIDI OUT (Salida MIDI) del Q25 a la ENTRADA MIDI del dispositivo externo.

ADAPTADOR DE ALIMENTACIÓN (opcional, no incluido)

COMPUTADORA (no incluido)

	PEDAL DE
	SOSTENIDO
MÓDULO DE SONIDO	(no incluido)
MÓDULO DE SONIDO
EXTERNO
(no incluido)

VISTA DEL PANEL TRASERO

1. ENTRADA DEL ADAPTADOR DE ALIMENTACIÓN DE CC – Para enchufar un adaptador de alimentación de 9 V CC, 500 mA, centro postigo, diámetro 5.46mm (vendido por separado) si no desea alimentar

2.CONEXIÓN USB - Enchufe un cable USB 1 2 3 4 estándar en este conector y en el puerto USB de su computadora. El puerto USB de la computadora proporciona alimentación eléctrica al Q25. Esta conexión se usa para enviar y recibir datos MIDI hacia y desde la computadora y se puede usar también para enviar datos MIDI desde la computadora a un dispositivo conectado al puerto MIDI OUT (Salida MIDI) del Q25.

3.SALIDA MIDI – Use un cable MIDI estándar de cinco pines (vendido por separado) para conectar este jack a la ENTRADA MIDI de un dispositivo externo.

4.ENTRADA DE PEDAL DE SOSTENIDO – Conecte un pedal de sostenido TS de 1/4" (vendido por separado) a esta entrada.

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