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KR-3 – Connecting external amplifiers and other devices
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The KR-3 features a large-sized screen that keeps you informed about the status of your instrument and allows you to
access functions for which there is (usually) no button or slider.
Typographic conventions used in this owner’s manual
This Owner’s Manual uses the following typographic conventions to indicate panel buttons and items appearing on the
display.
[ ]— This indicates a button or slider on the panel.
Example: the TONE [PIANO] button.
< >— This indicates an item appearing on the display.
To choose such an item, press the corresponding soft
button (located below or next to the item).
Example: the <Layer> button (see below).
The Basic/Home screen
Here is the display page (called Basic screen) that will be displayed every time you press the One Touch Program
[ARRANGER] button.
Note: If you can hardly read what is being displayed, use the CONTRAST knob to change the display contrast.
Navigating through the display pages
Changing screen pages— <√√PAGE> and
<PAGE®®>
Some screens may comprise multiple display pages. By
pressing <PAGE®®> you will go to the next page.
Press <√√PAGE> to return to the previous display
page.
Retaining a screen— the [HOLD] button
Some screens are only displayed for a few seconds,
after which you will be returned to the previous
screen, or to the Basic screen. If you do not want the
screen to change, you can “lock” the current screen on
the display by pressing the [HOLD] button.
Returning to the previous screen, or to the Basic
screen— [EXIT] button
By pressing the [EXIT] button, you will be returned to
the previous screen, or to the Basic screen.
4. Basic operation and display
Tempo
Chosen Style Time signature Current measure
Selection of another
Style level
Registering performance
functions to the [PAD]
buttons and pedals
Two Tones can
be played together
Access the Function menu
Metronome On/Off
Tone Name
(Upper or Whole)
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