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Power
Included with your NanoPiano is a "wall-wart" style power
adapter which is already set for the voltage of the country your
unit was shipped to. Connecting it is simple: just insert the
prongs on the wall-wart end into an electrical outlet, and the
single plug on the adapter end into the 9VAC~ POWER jack on
the NanoPiano's back panel.
That's all it takes. Be aware, though, that there is no ON/OFF
switch on the NanoPiano. Whenever it is plugged into an active
outlet, the unit is on. (To check this, look at the POWER
indicator LED on the front panel. It will glow whenever your
NanoPiano is getting electricity.)
Leaving your NanoPiano on all the time won't hurt it. You won't
use up much electricity, either, since the NanoPiano operates on
a miniscule amount of power.
If you'd prefer to turn the unit off when you aren't working with it,
instead of leaving it on, there's a simple solution. Plug the unit
into a power strip with a built-in ON/OFF switch, and use the
power strip switch to turn off the juice when required.
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NanoPiano Reference Manual
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- Quick Links:
- Connections
- Power
- The Programs and Rom Sounds
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