Casio DH-100 Digital Horn User Manual


Casio DH-100 Digital Horn User Manual - cover page
Brand
Casio
Category
Other device
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
23
File format
PDF
File size
1.3 MB
Published
02 May, 2012
Updated
16 May, 2012
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The DH-100 Digital Horn offers six realistic instrument tones, a built‑in speaker, portamento effect, key transpose, breath modes, and two fingering patterns. It can be powered by five AA batteries, an optional AD‑1 AC adaptor, or a CA‑1 car adaptor for portable use.

The manual explains how to insert and replace batteries, connect power adapters, use the auto power‑off feature, operate the instrument with the chosen fingering pattern, and connect via MIDI. Safety tips and care instructions help ensure long‑term reliability.

What's inside

  • Supplying Power to Your DH-100
  • Inserting and Replacing Batteries
  • Connecting an AC Adaptor
  • Connecting a Car Adaptor
  • Auto Power OFF Function
  • General Guide
  • MIDI Output
  • Specifications
  • Fingering Chart
  • Performance Tips

Specifications

Power source options5 AA batteries, AD‑1 AC adaptor, CA‑1 car adaptor
MIDI outputMIDI Out

Frequently asked questions

How can I power the DH-100?

You can power the DH-100 with five AA batteries, an optional AD‑1 AC adaptor, or a CA‑1 car adaptor.

How do I replace the batteries?

Turn the DH-100 off, remove the battery compartment cover, and replace all five batteries with the correct polarity.

How can I cancel the Auto Power OFF function?

Hold down the four keys shown in the manual and turn the power ON; the unit will stay on until you turn it off.

What is the MIDI capability of the DH-100?

The DH-100 includes a MIDI Out port that can control other MIDI instruments or sound sources.

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