Basic Hardware Connections. EMU Australia LONGboard 61, SHORTboard49, SHORTboard 49, Longboard61, E-MU LONGboard 61
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BASIC HARDWARE CONNECTIONS
Mac or PC
USB Cable
(carrys MIDI data
& power)
5VDC
Adapter
(Use if not connected to computer via USB)
OFF
CH1 CH2
CONNECT
CH3
USB
CHANNEL
SELECT
Rear Panel
MIDI OUT MIDI IN
SUSTAIN
SWITCH
VOLUME
PEDAL
RIGHT
OUT
LEFT
OUT
DC IN 5V
DC 5V
BATTERY
OFF
USB
POWER
K
•
•
Connect the audio outputs to an audio mixer or integrated amp and speakers (such as your home stereo).
The USB cable carries MIDI data and power. This connection allows you to record and play back your keyboard performance using a MIDI sequencer and your computer. The keyboard can also be powered via
USB.
User’s Guide 7
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Key Features
- 128-voice polyphony
- 16-part multitimbral synthesizer
- 64 MB sound bank with 64 custom E-MU Keys programs
- 128 General MIDI (GM) compatible programs
- Built-in wireless E-MU PIPEline transmitter
- Reverb and Chorus effects
- User-definable split keyboard
- Pitch and Mod Wheels
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Frequently Answers and Questions
Is it possible to connect a computer to the keyboard?
Yes, the keyboard can be connected to a computer via USB.
Can the keyboard be powered by batteries?
Yes, the keyboard can be powered by (6) D batteries.
How many headphone jacks does the keyboard have?
Two
What is the range of the built-in wireless transmitter?
49 feet (15 meters)
How many controller knobs does the keyboard have?
6
Can the keyboard be used as a MIDI controller?
Yes, the keyboard can be used as a stand-alone MIDI controller.
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