Press AC 2, Enter the time as a four figure number, e.g. 0530 for 5hrs and 30 minutes or 1002 for 10 hrs and 2 minutes 3. Press the PM button in the botton row IF you want the time to be in PM, otherwise not. You can use the 24-hour clock and the PM will be automatic, thus 1802 displays as PM 6 - 02 4. Press the small ADJ/SET button in the top white row.
If you press this exactly on the minute the seconds will be correct. I can give more instructions, on the timer/stopwatch functions (T/S) and the Alarms.
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Electronic Home Keyboards Electronic Home Keyboards These are just a few random details of the keyboards and other electronic musical toys I've accumulated over the years, which should hopefully prove useful to others who enjoy the sounds produced by these old electronic instruments. I'm mainly interested in the 1980s and early 1990s keyboards; these old keyboards all had their own unique sounds. Instruments made from around the mid 1990s onwards tended to employ very similar synthesis techniques to one another, making them all sound almost identical, particularly when sample-based synthesis became common. And have consistently led the market for these small, home keyboards, and this remains the case today.
If you have any comments, corrections or suggestions, please don't hesitate to. This site was last updated. Casio ROM Packs, Yamaha Playcards and Other Keyboard Media I am particularly interested in the and systems.
These were roughly contemporary, presumably competing, systems for storing pre-recorded music information, for playback on home keyboards. Both systems also have 'training' modes which teach you how to play the music stored on the media, and both work in very similar ways, generally using small LEDs above each key to show you which key to play next. The earliest Casio ROM Packs I have seen are dated 1983, while the earliest Yamaha Playcards are dated 1982. This suggests that Yamaha were first to market with their system, but I am not sure about this - please if you know who was first and can prove it! There are also some notes on - if you know of any formats I've left out, please. Casio Keyboards • • • (c.1986) • • (c.1983) • • • Casio MT-800 (c.1983) • • Casio MT-35 • Casio CT-840 (c.1990) • (c.1980) Yamaha Keyboards • • • (c.1980) • (c.1982) • Yamaha PS-300 (c.1982) • (c.1982) • Yamaha PS-55 (c.1983) • (c.1984) • (c.1984) • Yamaha PSS-260 (c.1985) • Yamaha PSS-360 (c.1986) • Yamaha PSS-460 (c.1986) • (c.1986) • (c.1986) • (c.1986) • (c.1987) • (c.1989) • (c.1989) • Yamaha PSS-6 (c.1994) VTech (Saisho) Keyboards VTech (or Video Technology) are now chiefly known for making educational electronic toys, but did once make a range of home keyboards - the 'Rhythmic' series.