Donner DEP-1 Digital Piano Keyboard User Manual

Kupu Whakataki

The Donner DEP-1 Digital Piano Keyboard is an 88-key, velocity-sensitive instrument designed for beginners and experienced players alike. It offers a wide range of features including 128 tones, 20 demo songs, and 128 rhythms. With its portable design, long-lasting rechargeable battery, and dual wireless connectivity (Audio and MIDI), the DEP-1 provides a versatile musical experience for practice and performance.

Image: Donner DEP-1 Digital Piano Keyboard with included accessories: sustain pedal, USB-C cable, keyboard stickers, and carrying case.

Tatūnga

1. Te Wetewete me te Tirotiro

Tangohia marietia ngā wāhanga katoa i roto i te takai. Me manatoko kei te wātea ngā taonga katoa kua whakarārangihia i roto i te rārangi takai, ā, kāore he pakaru. Puritia te takai mō te kawe, te penapena rānei a muri ake nei.

2. Te Whakahaa Atu Me Te Whakahaa

The DEP-1 features a built-in high-capacity lithium battery. For first use, charge the keyboard for approximately 6 hours. Subsequent charging takes about 5 hours. Use the provided USB-C cable. Ensure your charger provides DC 5V 2A output. Fast chargers and high-power chargers are not supported and should not be used.

• Connect the USB-C cable to the keyboard's USB port (5) and the other end to a compatible 5V 2A USB power adapter (not included).
• The power indicator will show charging status.

3. Hononga Taonga

The DEP-1 offers various connection ports for enhanced functionality:

Whakaahua: Taipitopito view of the Donner DEP-1's connection ports: Sustain, MP3, Mic, Headphone, and USB Type-C.

• Sustain Pedal (1): Connect the included sustain pedal to the 'SUS' port for expressive playing.
• MP3 Input (2): Connect an external audio source (e.g., smartphone, MP3 player) to play along with your favorite tracks.
• Microphone Input (3): Connect a microphone for vocal accompaniment.
• Headphone Output (4): Connect 3.5mm headphones for private practice.
• USB Type-C (5): Used for charging and MIDI data transfer.

Nga Tohutohu Whakahaere

1. Mana Taketake

Image: Close-up of the Donner DEP-1 user panel with power, volume, settings, and record buttons, and an LED display.

• Pātene Hiko: Press to turn the keyboard on or off.
• Mana Rōrahi: Adjust the master volume using the dedicated buttons or knob.
• Whakaatu LED: Shows current tone, rhythm, or other settings.
• +/- Patene: Navigate through tones, rhythms, and other parameters.
• Patene Tautuhinga: Uru atu ki ngā tautuhinga me ngā mahi maha.
• REC/Play Button: Initiate recording or playback of your performance.

2. Tones, Rhythms, and Demos

The DEP-1 offers 128 tones, 128 rhythms, and 20 demo songs. Use the +/- buttons in conjunction with the 'Setting' button to select your desired tone or rhythm. Press the 'Demo' button to cycle through the pre-loaded demo songs.

Image: Person interacting with the Donner DEP-1 keyboard, highlighting 128 tones, 128 rhythms, and 21 demos.

3. Velocity-Sensitive Keys

The 88 full-sized keys are velocity-sensitive, meaning the volume and timbre of the sound change based on how hard or soft you press the keys. This allows for dynamic and expressive playing, similar to an acoustic piano.

Image: Close-up of hands playing the 88 full-size velocity-sensitive keys of the Donner DEP-1 keyboard.

4. Hononga Ahokore

The DEP-1 supports dual wireless connections:

• Ororongo Ahokore: Allows the keyboard to function as a Bluetooth speaker, playing audio from your connected device.
• Wireless MIDI: Enables the keyboard to send and receive MIDI signals to/from smart applications, facilitating features like chord accompaniment and interactive lessons.

Image: Smartphone displaying a music app connected wirelessly to the Donner DEP-1 keyboard, illustrating dual wireless connections (BT and Wireless MIDI).

Te tiaki

1. Te horoi

Hei horoi i te papapātuhi, whakamahia he kakahu ngohengohe, maroke. Mō te paru uaua, whakamahia he kakahu iti.ampen te kakahu ki te wai me te wairewa hopi ngawari, ka horoi maroke tonu. A ape i te whakamahi i nga kai horoi, te whakarewa, te waxes ranei, na te mea ka pakaru te otinga.

2. Tiaki Pūhiko

To prolong battery life, avoid fully discharging the battery frequently. If storing the keyboard for an extended period, ensure it is charged to approximately 50-70% capacity. Recharge every few months to prevent deep discharge.

3. Rokiroki

Store the keyboard in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, extreme temperatures, and high humidity. Use the included carrying case for protection during transport and storage.

Image: Person carrying the Donner DEP-1 keyboard in its gig bag, emphasizing its portability and 7kg weight.

Raparongoā

• Kore Oro:
  - Check if the keyboard is powered on.
  - Ensure the volume is turned up.
  - If headphones are connected, disconnect them to check speaker output.
  - Verify that an external audio source (if connected to MP3 input) is playing and its volume is up.
• Kī Kāore i te Whakautu:
  - Power cycle the keyboard (turn off, then on again).
  - Ensure no foreign objects are lodged between keys.
• Nga take utu:
  - Confirm the USB-C cable is securely connected to both the keyboard and the power adapter.
  - Ensure the power adapter meets the DC 5V 2A specification. Using an incompatible charger may prevent charging or damage the device.
  - If the battery has been fully depleted for a long time, it may take a few minutes for the charging indicator to appear.
• Raruraru Hononga Ahokore:
  - Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your smart device.
  - Restart both the keyboard and your smart device.
  - Tirohia mo te pokanoa mai i etahi atu taputapu ahokore.

Whakatakotoranga

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

For warranty information and customer support, please refer to the documentation included with your purchase or contact DonnerDirect, the seller, directly. Protection plans may be available for extended coverage.