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RolandPiano

5500/

5600

Digital

Piano

HP-5500/5600

©

Roland

has

succeeded

in

the

development

of

the

Structured

Adaptive

System

@

|

(SA

System)

which

is

a

digital

technology

that

analyzes

and

extracts

the

acous-

@

|

tic

sound

then

synthsizes

highly

expressive

sounds.

:

The

HP-5500/5600

adopts

the

SA

sound

source,

producing

the

most

realistic

BE

tone

colors

of

grand

piano,

harpsichord,

vibraphone,

etc.

with

extremely

realis-

©

tic

touch

sensitivity

from

a

soft

and

small

sound

to

a

dynamic

sound.

e

The

MIDi

Connectors

are

provided

for

setting

up

other

MIDI

devices

such

as

2

sound

modules,

keyboard

recorder.

.

Roland

Piano

move

HP-5500,HP-5600

MIDI

Implementation

Chart

Transmitted

Recognized

Remarks

Function..........-

Basic

Defauit

1 j

Channel

Changed

1-

16

1-

16

Default

3

1

Mode

Messages

POLY,

OMNI

OFF

POLY,

OMNI

ON/OFF

Altered

3

og

a

oe

2k OK

KK

MONO(M¥1)—

1,

(M=1)

3

Note

15

-

113

O

—

127

Number

True

voice

oe

oe

oo

2

i

oe

a

15

=

113

Velocity

Note

ON

O

v

=

1-127

Note

OFF

x

(9n

v=0)

x

x

x

(

_—

After

Key's

Touch

Ch's

x

Pitch

Bender

64

Damper

pedal

67

Soft

pedal

92

Tremolo

Control

93

Chorus

O

x

oO

©

(0-31)

can

be

ignored

by

Prog

0-127)

Change

True

#

PES

ere

et

ee

ee

0-31

power-up

setting

x

x

x

x

x

x x

x

x

x

x

System

Song

Pos

Song

Sel

Common

Tune

System

Clock

Real

Time

Commands

Aux

Local

ON.“

OFF

All

Notes

OFF

(123-127)

Mes-

Active

Sense

Reset

When

power

up,

ch-1

OMNI

OFF

and

POLY

are

sent.

When

Basic

channel

is

changed,

Mode

is

set

to

3.

Mode

1

:

OMNI

ON,

POLY

Mode

2

>

OMNI

ON,

MONO

O

:

Yes

Mode

3

:

OMNI

OFF,

POLY

Mode

4

:

OMNI

OFF,

MONO

x

=

No

Roland

Piano

mopEL

_-HP-5500,HP-5600

#$

MIDI

Implementation

‘

THAMSMITTED

DATA

#4

When

the

ALL

NOTES

OFF

is

recognized,

all the

nutes

whith

tee

seetbeint

have been

turned

ON

only

dy

MIDI

IN

note

ON

messages

are

turned

OFF.

However,

if

the

damper

pedal

ia

pressed

or

the

Status Sneond

Third

Description

damper

OM

message

has

been

recognized,

these

OM

nates

wilt

-

:

-

be

not

turned

OFF

until

the

demper

pedal

is

rejeased

ur

1001

anen

Ghkk

kikk

©0000

On00

kote

OFF

the

D

er

OFF

me:

fe

is

received.

100}

mann

Okkk

kkwk

©

Ovvy

wyew

Note

OW

kekbkike

2

15

-

112

os

*5

These

Mode

Mesanges

(Zod

byte

=

12

-

[zTl

are

also

recog

wvvurew

©

1

-

127

sized

am

ALL

NOTES

OFF.

LOlt

nann

0100

Op00

©

OLLL

1411

Mode

Meseages

are

recognized

as

follows:

O11

onan

0100

9000

0000

G900

Dasper

OFF

POLY

GN

(127)

MONO

ON

(126)

.

MONO

OW

.

L2G

108}

nnna

9800

G05)

NEE

BEtt

Soft

On

wuss

i

I

1011

nana

9190

0011

9000

9000

Soft

OFF

Sohcipcaaepoemaminnaee

2S

OMM)

GFF

(124)

101f

anon

101

1100

OLE

1LEE

Treaoio

ON a2

101)

nnnn

0101

1190

900d

coon

Trasolo

OFF

#2

OMNT

ON

(125)

:

OMNI

=

OW

2

QMME

=

OW

{Olt

nana

9101

110L

OLE ALL

Chorus

On

82

+

POLY

10t}

nom

Gil

1101

©

Gooe

ooo

Chorus

OFF

2

3.

BaSIC

CHANW!

1400

annn

Oppp

prep

Peogras

Change

s3

—

eéveee:

ppppppp

=

0

-

127

Whea

the

por

first

applied,

the

Basic

Channel

is

norwaily

set

VO1L

aann

Oyit

wi

goe0

ocoo

ALL

NOTES

OFF

4

to

1,

sod

the

receiver

te

pat

to

the

MODE

1

(OMNI

ON,

POLY

OW).

1011

naan

OVsi

tioo

e000

og00

OMNI

OFF

as

1O1L

annn

Ott

tit

©0090

a00o

POLY

ON

38

However,

the

tc

Chanasi

may

be

changed

when

the

following

key

an

the

keyboard

is

pressed

white

the

TRANSPOSE

awitch

being

held

down,

vn

tito

Active

Senging

The

receiver

will

t

to

the

MOME

J

(OMN1

OFF,

POLY

ON).

Motem

©

hey

ic

Channel

OMNE

anon

:

MIO!

Channel

number

{

0000

-

1111

},

ch-1

=

0000

=

ed

veer

kefer

to

Section

3.

Power-up

1

oN

ao

1

orr

#l)

The

range

muy

be

changed

by

the

traneposition,

avo

2

OFF

Refer

to

Section

4.

so

3

orr

t

1

4

Orr

#2

Refer

to

Section

5.

cer

5

orr

ou

5

OFF

84

Kefer

to

Section

6.

bet

7

orr

rt

8

orr

44

when

all

keys

on

the

keyboard

are

relessed,

the

ALL

NOTES

rou

9

ovr

OFF

1$8n,

878,

0)

in

sent.

vel

10

orr

st

i

orr

45

When

power

is

firet

applied

or

Baarc

Channel

is

changed,

cel

12

orr

OMNI

OFF

and

POLY

ON

are

sent

in

the

Basic

Channel.

ak

13

Orr

ae

4

ort

WECOGNIZED

RECEIVE

DATA

at

18

OFF

a

:

o2

16

orr

Status Second

Third

Description

ae

THAWSPOSE

1000

anon

=

Obkk

kkkh

=

Ovvy

vvuy

Note

OFF,

velocity

ignored

100}

mann

Dkbk

kkk

©0000

G000

Note

OFF

when

the

power

im

first

applied,

the

defeull

transpusition

is

eet

at

khhkkek

2

00-127

005

-

11370

88

o

The

Tulloweng

chart

shows

the

relation

of

the

key

pugition

and

trans

1001

mann

Okkk

kak

«=

Ovww

vvey

Note

ON

posed

valuc.

(While

the

TRANSPOSE

switch

being

held

down.

}

Whakki

=

0-127

(15

-

113)

0

ah

vevwwwy

7

oo

127

Rey

Transposed

value

Trenmitted

note

range

(seni

tones)

1011

nnan

0100

0000 Ovvv

vvww

Damper

OFF

vvvwvvy

=

0

-

63

ro

ren

ecee

rene

Dampec

ON

vvvvvww

2

64

-

127

power

up

ry

Faw

6

1021

mona

0100

011

Ovew

wun

Saft

OFF

eevvevy

©

0

-

63

Gc

6

5

Saft

ON

—

vwvuvwy

=

64

=

127

ce

G

“4

AG

aa

1011

nnan

0101

1190

©

Ovwy

vee

Tremelo

OFF

vyvvyey

=

0

-

63

ae

6

2

Tremolo

OM

vwvvvwy

=

64

127

»

6

“1

e

7

t)

1011

anna

GL0L

1101

Ovev

vey

Chorus

OFF

vewvvwy

=

0

-

63

82

ce?

t

Chaeus

ON

vevewvy

=

G4

-

127

92

b

7

2

ue

7

a

1100

onan

Program

Chang

#3

ET

4

pepppep

»

0

-

35

f 7

4s

1911

pene

421

1018

0900

oo00

ALL

NOTES

OFF

4

5.

TREMOLO,

CHORUS

TRANSMISSION

101k

G1tl

1100

9000 0000

OMNI

OFF

6

oul

0131

1102

9000

0000

OMW1

On

3

When

the

CHONUS

switch

or

the

TREMOLO

switch

16

preswed

while

the

191h

D111

2210

aD00

MONO

On

PROGRAM

CHANGE awitch

being

held

down,

the

function's

ON

or

OFF

101d

Oni

itit

©

aon0

POLY

OX

sage

13

sent.

And

atau,

if

the

power

has

been

applied

while

the

PHOGRAN

CHANGE

anit

Active

Sensing

auitch

being

held

down,

the

function's

OW

or

OFF

m

can

be

seot

by

only

pressing

the

TREMOLO

ewitch

of

the

CHORUS

awstch.

Notes

"1

Note

aumbers

cutside

of

the

renge

15

-

113

are

transposed

5

PROGHAM

CHANGE

TRANSHISS10¥

to

the

cearest

octave

inside

thie

range,

wee

tees

eeee

rose

The

transpose

function

does

not

affect

the

recagnized

NOTE

numbers.

When

one

of

the

following

awitchem

is

pressed

while

holding

the

EXT

PROG

CHANGE

switch

down.

a

applied

while

the

PLANO

1

awitch

And

atzu,

tf

the

power

bas

been

sppiied

white

the

EXT

PHOG

CHANGE

je

is

ignored,

switch

bring

hetd

down,

the

PROGHAM

CKANGE

sen:

can

be

sent

by

only

pressing

following

switches.

a2

3f

the

power

has

b

ing

held

down,

th

e810

the

power

hea

been

applied

while

the

PIANO

1

switch

herne

held

dawn,

this

mess

tn

tqnered.

Suiteb

Prog

Keceived

Yroqram

Change

messages

are

assigned

as

follows.

PIAWO

1

°

The

piogeam

numbers

32

>

127

are

vgnored.

PANO

2

1

FIAKO

4

2

beow

a

Voice

CHORUS

TAEMOLO

HARPS

tCMORD

3

ae

Sa

nee

<

CLAVE

4

a

PraNo

t

Orr

Orr

VIBBASHANE

5

1

PLANO

2

ore Orr

E-PIANO

3

6

2

Piano

3

OFF Orr

E.PTABO

2

7

3

HARPSICHORD

ore Orr

4

clavi

OFF

OFF

The

followiog

table

shows

the

GROUP,

WANK

sod

KUMBEN

votues

related

5

VIBRAPHONE

orr

Orr

with

key

position

which

is

set

while

the

THAMSPOSE

switch

being

held

6

£.

PIANO

L

ovr

OFF

7

E.PIANO

2

orr orr

Related

value

a

PIANO

t

ON

Se

ween

9

PIANO

2

on

orr

3

ry

iD

PLANO

3

oN

ory

3

8

wW

HARPSICHORD

oN

orr

2

1

Fy

CLAN?

ox

Orr

2

2

i

VIBRAPHONE

oN

orr

2

a

cy

&.PIANO

1

on

Orr

3 4

18

E.PIAMO

2

on

ore

2

5

3 5

PIANO

3

orr

on

3

7

PIANO

2

Orr

on

3

8

PLANO

3

ore

ow

WAHPSICHORD

orF

on

r2

NUMBER

1

CLAVE

Orr

on

a2

NUMBER

2

ViGHAPHONE

Orr

an

a2

MUMBER

3

E.PEANO

L

Orr

ow

8

2

4

E.PIANO

2

orr

oN

ea

FY

boa

NUMBER

5

“4

PIANO

1

on

on

.

e3

NUMBER

7

2

PIANO

2

oN on

ro3

HUMBER

B

ze

PIANO

3

on on

:7

HARPSICHORD

on

on

When

one

of

the

sbove-sentioned

keys

is

presued

while

the

TRANSPOSE

38

CLAVE

on on

awitch

being

Reld

down,

=

PROGRAM

CHANGE

will

be

trenemitted.

yw

VIBRAPHONE

on

‘OM

The

transmitted

progres

chenge

numbers

are

relisted

with

the

GROUP,

40

E.PIANO

1

ON

on

BANK

ond

NUMBER

values

an

follows.

at

ELPIANG

2

on

on

Jt

the

puwer

has

bees

appited

while

the

PROGRAM

CHANGE

=~

aRouP

a

suMBER:

1006200630

5

7

B

BANK

switch

berng

held

dawn,

recieved

Progarm

Change

ae:

"t

affect

TWEMOLD

and

CHORUS

and

are

assigned

as

follows.

progesm

numbers

B

©

127

ace

ignared.

1

o

1

4

5

z

2 a

10

243

Veog

@

Vorce

3

16

17) «88

20

2)

ceteeahcie

4

m4

25 26 28 28

o

PLANO

t

5

wz

00330:«*k

3627

rs

Piano

2

6

ao

Gh

a2

4a

45

z

PIANO

3

?

460043050

52

51

4

MARPS

[CHORD

a

56 57 58

oo

61

4

chavi

-

4

VIBHAPRONE

8

£.P1ANO

1

eeeeey

. .

Pe

rere

+

7

E.PIANO

2

GROUP

B

RUMBER

>

1

2

2

4 5

6

7

a

BANS

When

the

Progras

Change

message

is

recognized,

the

VOICE

will

be

nat

change

te

the

new

VOICE

untii

aii

the

astes

are

turned

OFF

snd

Damper

is

turned

OFF.

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bs

66

G67

68 BS

7a 71

72°73

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81

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83

84

85

86

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FAS

97

98

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101

102

103

404

105

(06 107

168

109

110

314

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116 EIS

bbe LIT

Gta

ote

1200121

122

129

ERA

125

AZB

17

maar

eane

rd

ae

Important

Notes

Location

@

Operating

the

HP-5500/5600

near

a

neon

or

fluorescent

lamp

may

cause

noise

interference.

If

so,

change

the

position

or

angle

of

the

piano.

e

Avoid

using

the

HP-5500/5600

in

excessive

heat

or

humidity

or

where

it

may

be

affected

by

direct

sunlight

or

dust.

Power

Supply

e

The

appropriate

power

supply

for

this

instrument

is

shown

on

its

name

plate.

Please

be

sure

that

the

voltage

system

in

your

country

meets

this.

@

This

instrument

might

generate

heat

while

operating,

but

there

is

no

need

to

worry

about

it.

Cleaning

e

Use

a

soft

cloth

and

mild

detergent

for

cleaning.

©

Do

not

use

solvents

such

as

paint

thinner.

*This

owner’s

manual

covers

both

the

HP-5500/5600.

The

HP-5600’s

front

panel

is

shown

here,

but

it

is

exactly

the

same

as

the

HP-5500’s.

Bescheinigung

des

Herstellers

/tmporteurs

Hiermit

wird

bescheinigt,

da

der/die/das

ROLAND

PIANO

HP-5500/5600

1Geat,

Tyo

Serechoung)

in

Ubereinstimmung

mit

den

Bestimmungen

der

funk-entstort

ist.

Der

Deutschen

Bundespost

wurde

das

inverkehrbringen

dieses

Gerates

angezeigt

und

die

Gerechtigung

zur

Uberpriifung

der

Serie

auf

Einhaltung

der

Bastinmungen

eingeraumt.

Roland

Corporation

Osaka

/

Japan

Name

ons

Hersteerimporieves

@

Panel

Descriptions

m=

ON

&

OFF

Front

Panel

@

Power

Switch

@

Volume

Knob

@

Brilliance

Knob

As

you

rotate

this

knob

clockwise

(),

the

tone

color

will

be

brighter,

and

counter-clockwise

(.

)

mellower.

Normally

this

is

set

to

the

center.

@

Key

Transpose

Button

While

holding

this

button

down,

press

the

Key

(F*

to

F)

to

which

you

wish

to

transpose.

@

Tone

Selectors

By

pressing

one

of

these

buttons,

you

can

select

a

tone

color

you

like.

Just

select

one

tone

color

at

a

time.

PIANO

1,

2,

3

HARPSICHORD

CLAVI

VIBRAPHONE

ELECTRIC

PIANO

1,

2

@

Chorus

Button

Turn

this

button

on

(the

indicator

lights

up),

and

expansive

chorus

sounds

will

be

obtained.

@

Tremolo

Button

Press

this

button

(the

indicator

lights

up),

and

a

tremoio

effect

is

obtained.

POWER

VOLUME

BRILLIANCE

KEY

TRANSPOSE

.

(O2@

Gl

PIANG

HARPSI-

CLANI

VIBRA-

PROGRAM

>

4

CHORD

PHONE

CHANGE

i

ey

Tremolo

Rate

Knob

This

knob

is

to

adjust

the

rate

of

the

tremolo

effect.

Rotating

this

clockwise

(«3

)

quickens

the

rate.

@)

Headphones

Jack

Standard

stereo

headphones

can

be

connected.

The

sound

from

the

built-in

speaker

stops

automatically

on

con-

necting

the

headphones.

Please

adjust

the

volume

with

the

Volume

Knob.

@

>»

NOTE

Even

if

you

select

a

new

tone

color

while

playing

the

HP-5500/5600,

the

current

tone

color

remains

(=

the

indicator

flashes)

until

you

release

all

the

keys

and

the

damper

pedal

(=

the

indicator

lights

steadily).

PAPERS

©

KEY

TRANSPOSE

Soft

Pedal

Damper

Pedal

INPUT

OUTPUT

TUNE.

LEVEL

[

STEREO

4

ij

STEREO

1

MONO MONO

L L

O.m6©

6

0

Oo

LEVEL

HM

OL

Cm

Keyboard

Amp.

Audio

Amp.

Recording

Unit

P.A.

Mixer

Guitar

Amp.

Rear

Panel

@

MIDI

(Musical

Instrument

Digital

Interface)

MIDI

is

an

international

standard

of

the

electronic

musical

instruments.

By

con-

necting

the

devices

featureing

MIDI

Buses,

their

musical

messages

can

be

communicated

by

means

of

digital

signal.

(Refer

to

the

separate

book

“MIDI")

@

Pedal

Jacks

(Damper,

Soft)

These

jacks

are

for

connecting

the

cords

of

the

stand’s

pedals.

These

will

function

just

like

a

damper

pedal

or

a

soft

pedal

of

a

usual

piano.

@

Tune

Knob

This

is

used

to

tune

the

HP-5500/5600

to

other

musical

instrument.

At

its

center

position,

A

=

442Hz.

*

The

HP-5500/5600

itself

never

gets

out

of

tune,

therefore

tuning

is

not

necessary.

®

External

Input

Jacks

To

this

jack,

you

can

connect

a

Rhythm

Machine

such

as

the

CR-8000,

TR-707

or

Bass

Line

TB-303,

etc.

*

Select

H,

M

or

L

position

depending

on

the

input

level.

(Set

this

switch

to

L

if

the

input

level

is

low,

and

H

if

high.)

@®

Output

Jacks

®

AC

Socket

*

Make

sure

that

the

HP-5500/5600

is

turned

off,

then

connect

the

power

cable

to

this

AC

socket.

The

buttons

@

and

@

are

exclusively

used

to

control

external

MIDI

instrurnents.

(Refer

to

the

next

page.)

The

selector

switch

@

should

usually

be

set

to

the

“-”

position.

Just

when

the

PR-

800

(Recorder

Plus)

and

the

PB-300

(Rhythm

Plus),

set

it

to

“:”.

@

Setup

with

Audio

Equipment

Before

setting

up

the

stereo

amplifier,

be

sure

to

turn

down

the

volume.

Set

up

the

piano

with

the

stereo

amplifier

as

shown

right

and

set

the

Output

Level

Switch

on

the

piano

to

the

H

position.

Then

adjust

the

volume

as

you

play

the

keyboard.

NOTE:

If

the

excessive

power

is

sent

from

the

piano,

the

speaker

may

break.

To

turn

off

the

speaker

of

the

piano,

connect

the

stereo

headphones

to

the

Headphones

Jack.

@

External

Connections

using

MIDI

The

HP-5500/5600

is

the

finest

electronic

piano

on

its

own,

but

MIDI

allows

even

more

sophisticated

perfor-

mance

by

connecting

other

MIDI

device.

*

Please

read

the

separate

book

“MIDI”.

m@

Example

Connections

1)

Setup

with

MIDI

Sound

Module

In

this

setup,

both

the

piano

and

the

MIDI

Sound

Module

can

be

simultaneously

played.

IN

OUT

THRU

MIDI

MIDI

IN

Sound

Module

e.g.

Synthesizer

with

MIDI

IN

HP-5500/5600

(

2)

Controlling

Piano

by

MIDI

Keyboard

)

The

piano

can

be

played

by

other

MIDI

keyboard.

IN

OUT

THRU

MIDI

MiOt

OUT

MIDI

IN

Sound

Module

e.g.

Synthesizer

with

MIDI

IN

MIDI

Keyboard

HP-5500/5600

(

MIDI

Messages

of

the

HP-5500/5600

cuteur

LEVEL

pry

Lever

Pa

m0

0

|

STEREO

4

Piano

Rear

Panel

Speaker

3)

Setup

with

MIDI

Keyboard

Recorder

The

Keyboard

Recorder

can

record

what

is

played

on

the

Piano

and

play

it

back.

IN

OUT

THRU

Mid!

HP-5500/5600

“Set

the

switch

@

to

the

“:”

position.

IN

OUT

THRU

MIDI

IN

OUT

MIDI

MIDI

Keyobard

Recorder

MSQ-700

MSQ-100

etc.

HP-5500/6500

(

The

HP-5500/5600

can

receive

or

transmit

the

following

MIDI

messages.

e

Soft

e@

Chorus

®

Tremolo

Key

On/Off

(including

Velocity)

Channel

Program

Change

Damper

BANK

1~8

1.

Changing

MID!

Channels

At

power

up,

the

piano

defaults

to

Channel

1

and

OMNI

ON.

While

holding

the

Transpose

Button

@

down,

press

the

appropriate

key

for

the

MID!

Channel

(1

to

16).

*

MIDI

does

not

allow

to

set

different

channel

numbers

for

receive

and

transmit.

That

is,

the

MIDI

channel

you

have

set

is

both

for

receiving

and

sending

messages.

*

Changing

MIDI

channels

will

automatically

set

OMNI

OFF.

KEY

TRANSPOSE

While

holding

the

button

down

Push

the

key

which

corresponds

to

the

MIDI

Channel

number

you

want.

KEY

y

RANSPOSE,

2.

Program

Change

Message

a.

Sending

Program

Change

1

to

128

To

send

the

program

change

number

1

to

8,

use

the

Program

Change

Button

©

and

the

corresponding

Number

Button

@.

While

holding

the

Button

@

down,

push

the

appropriate

Number

Button

@

(1

to

8).

PANG

HARPS:

CLAY)

VIBRA

E

PIANO

CHORUS

eee

2

3

CHO

UNE

+

:

To

send

the

program

change

number

1

to

128,

use

the

Key

Transpose

Button

@

and

appropriate

keys

on

the

keyboard.

See

Table

1

on

page

8

to

find

out

the

Group,

Bank

and

Number,

then

the

keyboard

shown

below

to

find

out

the

keys

to

be

used.

The

balck

keys

F#

to

A#

(1

to

8)

can

be

used

for

Bank,

the

white

keys

F

to

F

(1

to

8)

for

Number.

The

white

keys

A

and

B

are

used

for

Group.

e.g.)

To

Send

Program

change

No.

102

KEY

TRANSPOSE

While

holding

the

button

down

aie

3)

BANK:

Black

Key

F*~A*

:1~8

NUMBER:

WhiteKey

F~F

:1~8

GROUP:

WhiteKey

A-B

:A-B

Table

1

ee

tstetstel

sya!

|

2

|

9

|

10]

11

|

12]

13

|

3

|

17

|

18

|

19

|

20

|

21

2

|

a

EAL

|

28

|

27

|

28

|

29

|

30

|

31

ATs

[sla]

se]

a7

[

es

i

Ea

Petar

peer

ar

borer

pa

poe

ra

|

os

[as

far Pos [ae

[70

|

71

|

7

Pa

[as

[p76

[re

[77 [78

|

79

|

80

ra

[epee

le

|e

||

e|

a

Pa

fae

feo

Per

fe

[os [ar

| w

|

a6

|

rs

|

[6

[60

[100

[ror

[10

[108

[04

Peet

rf

eof

[2

1143

|

194

|

145

|

116

|

117

119

|

120

ae

122

|

123

|

124

|

125

|

126

|

127

|

128

b.

Receiving

Program

Change

1

to

32

The

piano

can

receive

Program

Change

numbers

1

to

32.

This

enables

to

externally

select

any

of

the

32

patches

(8

tone

colors

and

4

kinds

of

chorus

and

tremolo

combi-

nations).

Table

2

Usual

Transmit

by

pushing

any

of

the

Tone

Selector

Button.

©

and

@,

the

are

transmitted.

Chorus,

Tremolo

Chorus,

Tremolo

To

ignore

Program

Usual

Transmit

Not

recognized

Not

recognized

Change,

Chours

and

Tremolo.

1

to

8

are

transmitted

|

By

pusing

the

Button!

;

4,

§

are

received.

Chorus

and

Tremolo

|

Recognized

Chorus

and

Tremolo

are

not

affected.

3.

Control

Change

The

HP-5500/5600

can

send

and

receive

Control

Change

messages.

Control

Change

messages

include

Damper

Pedal

and

Soft

Pedal

ON/OFF,

and

Chorus

and

Tremolo

ON/OFF.

To

send

ON/OFF

messages

of

Tremolo

and

Chorus,

push

the

Button

©

and

@

while

holding

the

Button

@

down.

4.

Key

On/Off

&

Damper

Messages

These

two

messages

will

be

received

without

taking

any

special

operations.

NOTE:

When

the

Transpose

function

is

used,

the

note

number

sent

from

the

MIDI

OUT

will

be

changed.

The

Transpose

function

does

not

affect

the

Key

Information

received

from

MIDI

IN.

5.

Changing

MIDI

Functions

The

HP-5500/5600

does

not

feature

the

selector

switch

for

MIDI

functions,

but

you

can

easily

change

MID!

functions

(as

shown

in

Table

2)

by

taking

either

of

the

following

procedures.

1)

Turn

the

piano

on

while

holding

the

PIANO

1

Button

down.

2)

Turn

the

piano

on

while

holding

the

Program

Change

Button

@

down.

To

record

or

play

with

MIDI

recorder.