Yamaha EMT-10 AWM Expander Module Tone Generator User's Guide


Yamaha EMT-10 AWM Expander Module Tone Generator User's Guide - cover page
Brand
Yamaha
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
15
File format
PDF
File size
1.3 MB
Published
12 June, 2012
Updated
12 June, 2012
Model
EMT-1
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The Yamaha EMT-10 is a totally new type of sound generation module utilizing Yamaha's exclusive digital technology. It is designed to provide a richer dimension to performances by producing incredibly authentic sounds and expanding musical expression when used with a single keyboard.

The manual covers power supply requirements, including specific Yamaha adaptors (PA-4, PA-40, PA-5) and concurrent use with other EM-Series units. It details the front and rear panel controls, such as the Voice Selectors, Volume lever, and Voice Variator buttons (Bright, Mellow, Slow, Fast) for adjusting sound characteristics.

What's inside

  • The Power Supply
  • Description of Parts
  • Quick Reference
  • Voices & Effects
  • The Functions
  • MIDI Control
  • Possible Operating Errors

Specifications

Power AdaptorYamaha Power Adaptor PA-4 (U.S., PA-40) or PA-5
Maximum Current (Concurrent Units)2 A (2000 mA)

Frequently asked questions

Which power adaptors are compatible with the EMT-10?

You must use the Yamaha Power Adaptor PA-4 (in the U.S., PA-40) or PA-5. Using another adaptor will damage the unit.

Can the EMT-10 be powered by another EM-Series unit?

Yes, you can connect the DC OUT jack of one EM-Series unit to the DC IN jack of another, provided the total maximum current does not exceed 2 A.

What MIDI data cannot be received by the EMT-10?

The unit cannot receive Sustain or Damper, Soft Pedal, Sustainuto (for percussive voices), Modulation, After Touch, or Pitch Bend data.

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