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YAMAHA

ELECTRONIC

PIANO

PHO

OWNER’S

MANUAL

CONGRATULATIONS

Congratulations

on

becoming

the

owner

of

a

Yamaha

PF10

Electronic

Piano.

The

PF10

is

a

compact,

lightweight

electronic

piano

which

utilizes

Yamaha’s

advanced

FM

sound

source

technology

to

produce

beautiful

natural-sounding

music.

Its

keyboard

contains

76

keys

and

covers

a

broad

six-octave

range,

and

there

are

10

voice

selectors-PIANO

1,

PIANO

2,

PIANO

3,

ELECTRIC

PIANO

1,

ELECTRIC

PIANO

2,

ELECTRIC

PIANO

3,

HARPSICHORD

1,

HARPSICHORD

2,

VIBRAPHONE,

and

CLAV-to

allow

a

wide

variety

of

musical

expression.

Further,

a

new

touch-type

system

is

used

with

electric

organ

type

keys

which

not

only

provides

key

response

that

is

close

to

that

of

an

acoustic

piano,

but

easier

for

beginners

to

play.

The

PF10

also

features

a

built-in

amplifier

system

with

dual

speakers

to

produce

a

rich,

full

sound

that

emanates

from

the

entire

instrument

rather

than

just

from

a

single

tiny

speaker

as

in

comparable

models.

Taking

full

advantage

of

its

dual

speaker

system,

the

PF10

produces

a

beautiful

stereo

chorus

effect

that

creates

a

vibrant

multi-instrument

sound.

Please

be

sure

to

read

this

manual

thoroughly

in

order

to

get

maximum

enjoyment

from

your

Yamaha

PF10

Electronic

Piano.

CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS:

in.

e

rallenta,

1

Features

and

Functions/Connection

..............

2

Operation/Basic

Controls

LL...

4

Block

Diagram

LL...

5

Specifications

ans

a

e e

aa

ea

6

LOCATION

CONNECTION

Avoid

placing

your

electronic

piano

in

direct

sunlight

or

close

to

a

source

of

heat.

It is

also

important

to

avoid

locations

in

which

the

instrument

is

likely

to

be

subjected

to

vibration,

excessive

dust,

cold

or

moisture.

HANDLING

Avoid

applying

excessive

force

to

the

instruments’s

knobs

and

switches.

POWER

CORD

Always

grip

the

power

plug

directly

when

unplugging.

Removing

the

power

plug

from

the

wail

socket

by

pulling

on

the

power

cord

can

result

in

damage

to

or

shorting

of

the

power

cord.

Be

sure

to

unplug

your

electronic

piano

if

you

will

not

be

using

it

for

an

extended

period

of

time.

RELOCATION

When

moving

the

electronic

piano

once

it

has

been

set

up,

be

sure

to

disconnect

all

cords

that

connect

to

other

equip-

ment.

This

will

helo

prevent

accidental

damage

to

or

short-

ing

of

interconnection

cables.

Carefully

follow

the

“CONNECTION”

instructions

given

in

this

manual

when

setting

up

your

electronic

piano.

Connection

errors

can

lead

to

serious

damage

to

the

instru-

ment,

amplifier,

and

speakers.

CLEANING

Do

not

use

solvents

such

as

benzine

or

thinner

to

clean

your

electronic

piano

as

these

may

cause

discoloration

or

staining

of

the

instrument's

exterior.

Use

a

soft,

dry

cloth.

SAVE

THIS

MANUAL

After

studying

this

manual

thoroughly,

it

should

be

stored

in

a

safe

place

for

future

reference.

LIGHTNING

In

the

event

of

an

electrical

storm,

the

instrument’s

power

cord

should

be

unplugged

to

eliminate

the

possibility

of

serious

damage.

OTHER

APPLIANCES

Use

your

electronic

piano

where

its

digital

circuitry

cannot

be

influenced

by electromagnetic

radiation

from

appliances

such

as

televisions,

radios,

etc.

FEATURES

AND

FUNCTIONS/CONNECTION

Since

the

Pf10

features

a

built-in

amplifier

and

speakers,

you

can

begin

playing

the

instrument

as

soon

as

you

plug

in

the

power

cord

and

turn

on

the

power

switch.

In

order

to

become

familiar

with

the

operation

of

the

Pf10,

follow

the

procedures

outlined

below.

Speaker

KEY

TRANSPOSE

TONE

SELECT

SS

|

|

E

E

00000

|

UHAN,

1.

Power

Cord

Insert

the

PF10

power

plug

into

the

most

convenient

AC

wall

outlet.

2.

Power

Switch

Push

the

Power

switch

located

on

the

far

right

of

the

control

panel

to

the

ON

position.

The

power

indicator

will

light

and

the

PF10

is

ready

to

play.

@

When

turning

the

power

off,

first

turn

the

VOLUME

control

all

the

down

by

sliding

it

to

the

left

position.

Then

turn

the

Power

switch

off.

@

Check

whether

the

A/B

selection

switch

in

the

TONE

SELECT

panel

is

in

the

A

position

(out).

If

it

is

in

the

B

position

(in)

press

the

switch

to

set

it

in

the

A

position.

®

Depress

the

TONE

SELECT

PIANO

|

switch.

@

Gradually

turn

the

VOLUME

control

while

pressing

one

of

the

PF10's

keys

and

you

should

hear

the

correspond-

ing

note

from

the

built-in

speaker.

e

Note

loudness

can

be

changed

by

applying

different

amounts

of

pressure

to

the

key.

3.

Connection

to

an

External

Speaker

System

In

order

to

use

headphones

or

an

external

speaker

system

rather

than

the

built-in

speaker

system,

connect

the

head-

phones

or

amp/speaker

to

the

appropriate

jack

(or

jacks)

in

the

rear

panel.

STEREO

CHORUS

Power

Indicator

Power

Switch

Speaker

Keyboard

Range

The

keyboard

range

is

from

EO

to

G6

(76

keys,

6

octaves),

The

maximum

number

of

notes

that

can

be

produced

simultaneously

is

16.

@

PHONES

(phone

and

mini)

Tow

headphones

jacks

are

provided:

one

stereo

phone

jack

and

a

stereo

mini

jack.

Use

of

stereo

headphones

allows

you

to

enjoy

a

rich

stereo

listening

effect,

while

other

mini

headphones

can

be

plugged

into

the

mini

jack

for

con-

venient

private

listening

to

the

keyboard.

e

When

headphones

are

connected

the

PF10's

enclosed

speakers

will

be

automatically

shut

off

so

that

no

sound

comes

out.

B

OUTPUT

|

and

OUTPUT

Il

Either

of

these

jacks

can

be

used

to

provide

the

PF10

output

signal

to

an

external

power

amplifier,

integrated

amp/speaker

(such

as

any

standard

musical

instrument

amplifier)

or

mixer.

A

speaker

with

no

built-in

amplifier

cannot

be

connected

directly

to

these

jacks.

A

power

amplifier

and

speaker

system

or

an

integrated

amp/speaker

must

be

used.

@

When

connecting

the

PF10

to

an

external

stereo

system,

connect

the

plug

to

the

stereo

amp’s

AUX

terminal.

Although

the

PF10’s

chorus

effect

is

heard

if

a

single

amp-speaker

is

connected,

the

full

stereo

effect

can

only

be

obtained

if

the

OUTPUT

1

and

Il

jacks

are

fed

to

two

independent

amp/speaker

systems,

or

two

channels

of

a

mixer

that

will

be

assigned

to

the

left

and

right

stereo

program

busses.

Output

Level

=

—10

dBm

(line

level)

Impedance

=

600

ohms

©

KEY

HOLD

(FOOT

SW.)

An

FC-5

foot

pedal

(supplied)

is

connected

to

this

jack.

When

the

foot

pedal

is

depressed,

an

effect

is

obtained

similar

to

that

obtained

when

the

sustain

pedal

of

an

acoustic

piano

is

used.

If

you

depress

the

foot

pedal

while

pressing

a

key,

the

note

will

be

sustained

even

when

you

release

the

key.

The

same

is

true

with

chords.

Since

the

sustain

effect

will

be

held

as

long

as

the

foot

pedal

is

depressed,

the

sound

is

cut

off

when

the

pedal

is

released.

@

The

above

effect

is

not

obtained

if

the

SUSTAIN

pedal

is

being

used

as

Sustain

has

priority

over

KEY

HOLD,

@

If

you

want

to

obtain

this

effect

for

another

sound,

release

the

pedal,

press

the

desired

key(s)

and

depress

the

pedal

again.

If

you

depress

the

KEY

HOLD

pedal

while

pressing

16

keys

simultaneously,

all

sixteen

notes

will

be

sustained,

so

you

must

release

the

pedal

if

you

want

to

produce

other

sounds.If,

however,

you

are

depressing

the

foot

peda!

to

hold

only

four

keys,

for

example,

you

can

play

12

other

sounds

simultaneously.

=

External

Speaker

and

Component

Connection

O

SUSTAIN

(FOOT

SW.)

Connect

the

other

FC-5

foot

pedal

to

this

jack.

This

foot

pedal

permits

convenient

foot

control

of

the

SUSTAIN

on/off

function.

e

Sustain

Effect

By

depressing

the

SUSTAIN

foot

pedal

you

obtain

the

same

effect

as

that

obtained

by

using

the

sustain

foot

pedal

on

an

acoustic

piano—the

sound

graduaily

de-

creases

even

after

you

release

the

key.

When

you

release

the

foot

pedal,

the

sound

being

sustained

is

immediately

cancelled.

@

The

sustain

effect

is

not

obtained

if

the

FC-5

foot

pedal

is

not

connected

to

this

jack.

@

LINE

INPUT

(External

Input

Jack)

This

jack

is

used

to

connect

an

external

source

such

as

a

rhythm

machine,

cassette

deck,

or

other

keyboard

to

play

through

the

PF10.

Thus

you

can

mix

the

sounds

produced

by

the

PF10

with

these

other

sources

to

expand

the

range

of

your

musical

enjoyment.

e

Since

the

volume

of

the

external

component

cannot

be

controlled

by

the

PF10's

volume

control,

adjustments

must

be

made

on

the

external

component.

e

Only

one

LINE

INPUT

jack

is

provided.

To

connect

a

stereo

source,

plug

in

either

the

L

or

R

output

line.

The

monaural

signal

will

be

heard

simultaneously

from

both

of

the

PF10's

built-in

speakers.

la

coi

le

u

Headphones

7

INPUT

Loot

swt

L-ourpur—

O.

PITCH

e

For

mixing

Rhythm

|

Li

de

UNE

SUSTAIN

KEV

HOLD

Foot

Pedal

Synthesizer

HH

TEE

EEE

Speakers

with

built-in

Power

Amp

e

Connect

speakers

with

built-in

amp

or

speakers

via

fi

power

amplifier

from

the

OUTPUT

jacks.

OPERATION/BASIC

CONTROLS

After

you

have

made

all

the

necessary

connections

and

checked

out

the

basic

operation

of

the

instrument,

experiment

with

the

following

controls

while

playing

the

keyboard.

O

OOOO

2

BA

PIANO

Ltrs

ied

E

10

T

1

2

9

HARPSICHORD.

KEY

TRANSPOSE

2

E.PIANO

STEREO

VIBE

_CLAV

CHORUS

O

PITCH

(Pitch

Control)

Turning

this

control

clockwise

raises

the

instrument's

overall

pitch,

while

turning

it

counterclockwise

lowers

the

overall

pitch.

Standard

pitch

of

440

Hz

(A3)

is

obtained

when

the

control

is

set

slightly

to

the

left

of

its

center

position.

Control

range

is

from

436

to

447

Hz.

@

VOLUME

Adjusts

the

overall

volume

of

the

PF10's

sound.

@

When

using

an

external

amplifier

and

speaker

system,

setting

the

external

amplifier

volume

control

so

that

the

most

comfortable

overall

volume

is

obtained

when

the

PF10's

VOLUME

control

is

set

to

about

“8”

results

in

the

best

sound

quality.

©

STEREO

CHORUS

This

switch

turns

the

PF10’s

vibrant

stereo

chorus

effect

ON

or

OFF.

e

The

chorus

effect

is

not

produced

on

sounds

coming

through

the

PF10

from

external

components.

O

TONE

SELECT

These

switches

determine

the

basic

PF10

sound.

There

are

10

basic

selections:

PLANO

1,

2

and

3,

HARPSICHORD

1

and

2,

ELECTRIC

PIANO

1,

2

and

3,

VIBRAPHONE

and

CLAV.

When

the

A/B

selection

switch

is

in

the

A

position

(L)

the

sounds

written

on

the

upper

line

are

obtained

for

each

TONE

SELECT

switch.

When

in

the

B

position

(=),

the

sounds

written

on

the

lower

line

are

obtained.

Choose

the

sound

you

want

using

the

A/B

selection

switch

and

the

appropriate

TONE

SELECT

switch.

e

lf

all

the

TONE

SELECT

switches

are

off,

PIANO

1

is

automatically

selected.

@

To

change

the

sound,

wait

until

the

present

sound

completely

disappears

before

pressing

the

next

TONE

SELECT

switch

to

avoid

erroneous

sound

selection.

@

if

two

or

more

TONE

SELECT

switches

are

pressed

at

the

same

time,

the

switch

on

the

right

is

selected

auto-

matically.

“PUSH”

1

2

|

HARPSICHORD.

_

VIBE

CLAV

PIANO

3

is

selected.

@

KEY

TRANSPOSE

While

the

keyboard

has

exceptional

range

thanks

to

its

76

keys

and

six

octave

range,

even

further

versatility

is

pro-

vided

by

the

KEY

TRANSPOSE

function,

which

allows

you

to

adjust

the

sounds

of

the

keys

another

half-octave

up

and

down.

Thus

you

can

have

a

full

octave

more

of

sound,

and

all

sounds

are

adjusted

accordingly.

e

For

normal

operation,

the

KEY

TRANSPOSE

lever

is

set

in

the

“C”

position.

fa

do

mi

When

the

KEY

TRANSPOSE

lever

is

placed

in

the

''C''

position,

this

key

produces

the

sound

“do”,

When

the

lever

is

in

the

''E''

position,

this

key

produces

the

sound

''mi''.

When

the

lever

is

in

the

“A”

position,

this

key

produces

the

sound

''la''.

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Keyboard

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76

keys

Range

by

KEY

TRANSPOSE

lever

position

“C”

=

Eo

~

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“EH

=

A”

~

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“E”

=

Ao

~

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Number

of

sounds

produced

simultaneously

..

up

to

16

PITCH

Control...

436-447

Hz

SUSTAIN

¿ocurrir

nn

ON/OFF

(with

foot

pedal)

KEY

‘HOLD.

A

en

hb

rapid

ON/OFF

(with

foot

pedal)

KEY

TRANSPOSE

TONE

SELECT

.....................

A/B

Selection

Switch

PIANO

1,

2,

3/HARPSICHORD

1,

2/E.

PIANO

1,

2,

3/VIBE/CLAV

STEREOCHORUS...................

ON/OFF

Speakers

soe

A

Nee

eek:

Peas

os

12

cm

x

2

(4

ohms)

Internal

Amp

Output...

..

2...

dd,

5

W

x

2

(max)

Rear

Panel

LINE

INPUT

Laa

Std

mono

jack

(600

ohms,

—15

dBm

max)

OUTPUT

LNG

a

Std

mono

jack

(600

ohms,

—10

dBm

max

vol.)

HEADPHONES

.....................

Std

stereo

jack

x

1

©

(8

ohms)/Stereo

minijack

x

1

(8

ohms)

Pedal

Connection

....................

Std

mono

jack

x

2

Power

Requirements.

.................

General

Model:

110—120/220—240

vV,

50/60

Hz

U.

S.

and

Canada:

120

V,

50/60

Hz

Power

Consumption

..................

General

Model:

45

W

U.

S.

Model:30

W

Canada

Model:

40

W

Dimensions

(WxHxD)

...............

1,129

x

87

x

359

mm

(44-1/2"

x

3-3/8"

x

14-1/8”)

Weight:

cca

ER

LEA

18

kg

(39

Ibs

10

oz)

Accessories...

FC-5

foot

pedal

(1),

Score

Stand,

Dust

Cover

*

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and

design

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

for

improvement.

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SERVICE

The

PF10

is

supported

by

Yamaha's

worldwide

network

of

factory

trained

and

qualified

dealer

service

personnel.

In

the

event

of

a

problem,

contact

your

nearest

Yamaha

dealer.

FCC

CERTIFICATION

(USA)

While

the

following

statements

are

provided

to

comply

with

FCC

Regulations

in

the

United

States,

the

corrective

measures

listed

are

applicable

worldwide.

This

series

of

Yamaha

combo

Keyboards

use

frequencies

that

appear

in

the

radio

frequency

range

and

if

installed

in

the

immediate

proximity

of

some

types

of

audio

or

video

devices

(within

three

meters),

interference

may

occur.

This

series

of

Yamaha

Combo

Keyboards

has

been

type

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

specifications

set

for

a

class

B

computing

device

in

accordance

with

those

specifi-

cations

listed

in

subpart

)

of

part

15

of

the

FCC

rules.

These

rules

are

designed

to

provide

a

reasonable

measure

of

protection

against

such

interference.

However,

this

does

not

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur.

If

your

Combo

Keyboards

should

be

suspected

of

causing

interfer-

ence

with

other

electronic

devices,

verification

can

be

made

:

by

turning

your

Combo

Keyboards

off

and

on.

If

the

e

interference

continues

when

your

Keyboard

is

off,

the

Keyboard

is

not the

source

of

the

interference.

If

your

Keyboard

does

appear

to

be

the

source

of

the

interfer-

ence,

you

should

try

to

correct

the

situation

by

using

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

Relocate

either

the

Keyboard

or

the

electronic

device

that

is

being

affected

by

the

interference.

Utilize

power

outlets

for

the

Combo

Keyboard

and

the

device

being

affected

that

are

on

different

branch

(circuit

breaker

or

fuse)

circuits,

or

install

a/c

line

filters.

In

the

case

of

radio

T.V.

interference,

relocate

the

antenna

or,

if

the

antenna

lead-in

is

300

ohm

ribbon

lead,

change

the

lead-in

to

co-axial

type

cable.

If

these

corrective

measures

do

not

produce

satisfactory

B

results,

please

contact

your

franchised

Yamaha

Combo

9

Keyboard

dealer

for

suggestions

and/or

corrective

measures.

If

you

can

not

locate

a

franchised

Yamaha

Combo

Key-

board

dealer

in

your

general

area

contact

the

Combo

Service

Department,

Yamaha

International,

6600

Orangethorpe

Ave.,

Buena

Park,

CA

90620.

If

for

any

reason,

you

should

need

additional

information

relating

to

radio

or

T.V.

interference,

your

may

find

a

booklet

prepared

by

the

Federal

Communications

Commis-

sion

helpful:

“How

to

Identify

and

Resolve

Radio

—

T.V.

Interference

Problems”.

This

booklet

is

available

from

the

U.S.

Government

printing

office,

Washington

D.C.

20402

—

|

Stock

#004-000-00345.

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NIPPON

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CO.

LTD.

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JAPAN

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