DNA 61 Keys Roll Up Piano User Manual

: June 9, 2024
: DNA

Table of Contents

61 Keys Roll Up Piano
Safety Precautions
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Using the Roll-Up Piano
Troubleshooting
Care & Maintenance
Specifications
Piano Tone Directory
Keyboard Rhythm Directory
Demo Songs Directory
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DNA 61 Keys Roll Up Piano

USER MANUAL

61 Keys Roll Up Piano

This Instruction Manual provides a detailed overview of the Electronic Roll-Up Keyboard, its functions, features, as well as safe operation. Using this product for any purpose outside the scope of this instruction manual may void the product warranty.
Read all directions carefully and keep this manual as reference.

Safety Precautions

When finished using the keyboard, be sure to disconnect the USB power cable and turn off the power with the Power button on the front of the unit.
Do not shift the keyboard or place it on an uneven surface during use for optimal experience.
Prevent the keyboard from coming in contact with any sharp objects. Any rips or tears may cause the product to malfunction or cause permanent damage.
When storing, roll the keyboard up gently. Excessive or forcible bending of the keys may damage the product and void the warranty.
Do not pull or twist the connection area between the keys and the control box to prevent damage.
Avoid exposing the product to strong electromagnetic waves.
Do not disassemble, attempt to disassemble or modify the product in any way, as this may void the warranty.
Handle with care and avoid any drops or impacts.
Avoid exposing the product to environments with excessive moisture, humidity, or dust/dirt.

PRODUCT OVERVIEW

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Number	Label	Functions
1	LED Display	Displays current setting
2	Power	Power button
3	Sustain	Press this button to turn the Sustain ON or OFF (to simulate foot

pedal sustained notes)
4| Vibrato| Press this button to turn the Vibrato ON or OFF
5| Tim| Press this button and the Up or Down buttons to cycle through the different tones. Or, press the TIM button and choose a tone using the Number buttons located around the Power button. Find a list of the tones available using the Tone Directory in this manual
6| Rhy| Press this button and the Up or Down buttons to cycle through the different rhythms. Or, press the RHY button and choose a tone using the Number buttons located around the Power button. Find a list of the rhythms available using the Rhythm Directory in this manual.
7| Tempo| Adjusts the tempo of rhythm and demo songs by using the Tempo up or down arrow buttons.
8| Record| Press this button to record (“REC” will be displayed when recording. “FLA” will be displayed when recording memory is full)
9| Play| Press this button to playback recording
10| Demo| Press this button to play demo songs. Cycle through the different demo songs by using the Up or Down buttons. Press the Demo button again to stop demo song from playing
11| Number| Press Number buttons to select a specific tone or rhythm.
Check the Tone and Rhythm Directory to find the number associated with an individual tone or rhythm.
12| Volume| Adjusts the volume up or down.
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13| Transpose| Press the Transpose button and then the Up or Down buttons and play a key. The note you play will either be increased or decreased by one interval every time an Up or Down button is pressed.
14| Single| Model
53088| When a rhythm is playing, press the Single button and a single key, from AO to F 113. to play chord rhythm accompaniment .
(AO – F 43) spans 34 keys, including black keys. Starting at the left of the keyboard and counting up, Single chord accompaniment can be activated using keys 1- 34.
Model S3061| When a rhythm is playing, press the Single button and a single key, from k1 to K19. to play chord rhythm accompaniment . (K1 – K19) spans 19 keys, including black keys. Starting at the left of the keyboard and counting up, Single chord accompaniment can be activated using keys 1 – 19.
15| Finger| Model
53088| When a Rhythm is playing, press this button; then press three keys from CI to Al to activate Chord Rhythm accompaniment.
(Cl – A2) spans 22 keys, including black keys. Starting at the left of the keyboard and counting up, Fingered Chord accompaniment can be activated using keys 4 – 25.
15| Finger| Model
53061| When a Rhythm is playing, press this button; then press three keys from K1-19 to activate Chord Rhythm accompaniment. (KI – KI9) spans 19 keys, including black keys. Starting at the left of the keyboard and counting up, Fingered Chord accompaniment can be activated using keys 1-19.
16| Sync| Press this button to activate automatic rhythm accompaniment. Use the Up and Down buttons to change rhythm.
17| Off Chord| Press this button to stop Single/Finger Chord function.
18| Up and Down| Press this button to select Tone, Rhythm and Demo song.
19| MIC| The connection port for a microphone
20| Headphone| The connection port for external speaker or headphone
21| USB/DC 5V| Power supply connection
22| Power Indicator| LED fight on diagram above will turn on (red) during charging and tum off when fully charged

Using the Roll-Up Piano

To charge, connect the USB power cable to the input on the keyboard and plug the other end directly into a computer or an outlet using a USB wall adapter (not included).
To record songs played on the keyboard, recording software is needed. To use the keyboard to record songs on a computer, plug the USB power cable into a USB port on a computer.
Press the Power button until the keyboard turns on. Once it is on, you can connect headphones, external speakers or use the Volume buttons to adjust the built-in speakers.
To play along to a demo song, press the Demo button and cycle through the different options.
Press the Demo button again to stop the song
To play along with a rhythm, press the Rhy button to cycle through the different rhythms listed in the Piano Rhythm Directory. Press the Rhy button again to stop the rhythm.
To record yourself playing, press the Record button. Press the Play button to playback the recording.
To change the tone of the keyboard, press the Tim button to cycle through the different options listed in the Keyboard Tone Directory.

Troubleshooting

When the battery level is low, the keyboard may not work properly. To correct this, charge the battery or connect to a power source.
If the keyboard is not working properly, turn it off by using the Power button, disconnect it from the power supply (if plugged in), and wait approximately 5-10 seconds before reconnecting it to a power supply and turn the keyboard back on. This will restore the default settings.
If the keyboard begins emitting a buzzing noise, make sure there are no other electronic devices nearby that could be causing interference. Check that the keyboard is on a smooth, level surface. Sound quality issues may occur when used in a room that experiences a dramatic change in temperature or a fluctuation in humidity levels.
If this happens, make sure the keyboard is on a level surface and try the functions again.
If the issue still persists, relocate to another room with more stable environmental conditions.

Care & Maintenance

Wipe the keyboard down with a soft, dry cloth to clean. Do not submerge in water or use detergents.
After use, store in a cool, dry place.
Avoid exposure to high temperatures, moisture, or high levels of humidity.

Specifications

Power: DC 5V
Speakers: Built-in high quality speaker system
Battery: Built-in Lithium-Ion
Battery capacity: 2000mAh
Tone: 128 options
Demo Songs: 15 options
Rhythm: 128 options

Piano Tone Directory

NO	Tone	NO	Tone	NO	Tone
0	Acoustic Grand piano	1	Bright Acoustic Piano	2	Electric Grand Piano
3	Honky-tonk Piano	4	Rhodes Piano	5	Chorused Piano
6	Harpsichord	7	Clavichord	8	Celesta
9	Glockenspiel	10	Music box	11	Vibraphone
12	Marimba	13	Xylophone	14	Tubular Bells
15	Santur	16	Hammond Organ	17	Percussive Organ
18	Rock Organ	19	Church Organ	20	Reed Organ
21	Accordion	22	Harmonica	23	Tango Accordion
24	Acoustic Guitar (ny-Ion)	25	Acoustic Guitar (steel)	26	Electric Guitar

Keyboard Rhythm Directory

NO	Rhythm	NO	Rhythm	NO	Rhythm
0	Beguineswing	1	Beguin1	2	Beguine2
3	Pophit	4	Pop	5	Popmalay
6	Bossanova	7	Disco1	8	Disco2
9	Bluegrassdisco	10	Waltzl1	11	Waltzl2
12	Trueballadwaltz	13	Bossawaltz	14	Easywaltz
15	Shufflewaltz	16	Reggaewaltz	17	Rhumbawaltz
18	1-Mar	19	2-Mar	20	Rhumba1
21	Rhumba2	22	Slow1	23	Slow2
24	Discocha	25	Guaracha	26	Charl
27	Samba1	28	Samba2	29	Ubminimal
30	18Bit	31	28Bit	32	16Bit1
33	16Bit2	34	Ballad16T	35	Country16T
36	Tango1	37	Tango2	38	Polka1
39	Polka2	40	Popswing	41	Easyswing
42	Softswing	43	Rock1	44	Rock2
45	Rock3	46	Airyrock	47	Heartrock
48	Rock&roll	49	Urban	50	Ballad
51	Jazzballad	52	C.ballad	53	J.ballad
54	60Slowballad	55	PianoBallad	56	50Sballad
57	Snakebase	58	Happyblues	59	Oldblues
60	Bluegras	61	Boodie1	62	Boodie2
63	Boodie3	64	Shuffle1	65	Shuffle2
66	Dreamshuffle	67	Countryshuffle	68	Quickshuffle
69	eggaeshuffle	70	R&B	71	Reggae
72	Reggae	73	Reggae	74	Salsa1
75	Salsa2	76	Salsa3	77	Tecno1
78	Tecno2	79	Funky1	80	Funky2
81	Dixie1	82	Dixie2	83	Foxtrot1
84	Foxtrot2	85	R.roll1	86	R.roll 2
87	Fastbeat	88	Quickbeat	89	Smoothbeat
90	Squarebeat	91	Eurobeat	92	Alphadance
93	Betadance	94	Dreamdance	95	Dance1
96	Dance2	97	Dance3	98	Rap
99	Thevillage	100	Countryshuffle	101	Electrickeys
102	Darkkeys	103	Easywalk	104	Destiny
105	Comedy	106	Drive	107	Liquidnova
108	KIndustrialfolk	109	Slowpure	110	SimpleJam
111	Synthethix	112	Feel	113	Accelerate
114	Beachnight	115	Irish	116	Tarantella
117	Bigband	118	Dandut	119	Fusion
120	Horse	121	Keron	122	Latin
123	Mambo	124	Newage	125	Slowrc
126	Soul	127	Twist

Demo Songs Directory

NO	Name	NO	Name
1	Beer barrel polka	2	Spanish bullfighter
3	Rain in the rhythm	4	Winter Sonata
5	Annie’s song	6	Go home
7	Choi Wan chase the moon	8	Rafsky march
9	Haruno	10	Dream wedding
11	A bit of a dream	12	Secret garden
13	Green sleeves	14	Nutcracker dance
15	the blue Danube

WARNING! THE DEVICE MUST NOT BE DISPOSED OF WITH HOUSEHOLD WASTE.

This symbol indicates that this product must not be disposed of with household waste, according to the EU and your national law. In order to prevent potential damage to the environment or health, the used product must be recycled. In accordance with current legislation, unusable electrical and elec- tronic devices must be collected separately at the designated facilities for recycling, acting on the basis of applicable environmental standards.

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The main goal of European and national law regulations is to reduce the amount of waste produced from used electrical and electronic equipment, to ensure an appropriate level of collection, recovery and recycling of used equipment, and to increase public awareness of its harmfulness to the environment, at each stage of use of electrical and electronic equipment. Therefore, it should be pointed out that households play a key role in contributing to reuse and recovery, including recycling of used equipment. The user of electrical and electronic equipment – intended for households – is obliged to return it to authorized collector after its use. However, it should be remembered that products classified as electrical or electronic equipment should be disposed of at authorized collection points.