Preparing To Play; Before You Begin; Connecting The Power - Korg G1 Manual De Usuario

Preparing to Play

Before You Begin

Assembling the G1/G1 Air Piano
The G1/G1 Air includes the keyboard unit, the stand and
anti-tipping brackets, pedal unit, and speaker system. Fol-
low the instruction found on page 18 and fully assemble
your G1/G1 Air before proceeding.

Connecting the Power

Fully insert the power cord into the AC adapter, then insert
the DC plug into DC24V jack on the Connector Panel. Next,
connect the power cord to an AC outlet.
Connector Panel
DC plug
to AC outlet
Power cord for the AC adapter
Secure the AC adapter cord to the pedal cord using
the cord holder at the side of the Connector Panel to
prevent the DC plug from accidentally being discon-
nected.
Use only the AC adapter provided with your G1/G1
Air. Using a different adapter may cause malfunctions
or other issues.
Be sure to plug the power cord into an outlet of the ap-
propriate voltage.
Operating the Key Cover
Opening the key cover
1. Using both hands, gently lift the key cover to begin
to open it. When the key cover begins to open on its
own, release it.
The key cover will continue to open softly on its own
from about mid-way up.
2. Fold down the front edge of the key cover.
Cord holder
Pedal cord
AC adapter
Closing the key cover
1. Unfold the front edge of the key cover, and gently be-
gin to lower it.
2. When the key cover begins to close on its own, release it.
The key cover will continue to softly close on its own,
from about mid-way down.
Do not forcibly pull the key cover or apply strong pres-
sure while the key cover is closing. Doing so will dam-
age the unit.
Be careful not to pinch your fingers or hands when
closing or opening the key cover.
The temperature and humidity will affect how fast the
key cover automatically closes.
The key cover may make a faint clicking sound when
as it slowly closes. This is normal.
Using the Key Cover as a Music Stand
The key cover serves as a convenient music stand.
Do not use excessive force when placing music on the
key cover, especially when trying to force a music book
to stay open.
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