Musical Powerhorn  (320-2037)      Operation           Faxback Doc. # 15369

TURNING THE POWERHORN ON AND OFF

1.  Set POWER ON/OFF to ON.  The POWER indicator lights.

2.  Set POWER ON/OFF to OFF to turn off the Powerhorn.

The Powerhorn sounds a tone whenever you press a button.  To silence this
tone, press and hold the trigger button before pressing any other button.

PLAYING A PRE-PROGRAMMED SONG

1.  Enter the 2-digit number of the pre-programmed song you want to play.
    For the numbers of the pre-programmed songs, see "The Musical
    Powerhorn Song List" (Faxback Doc. # 15370).

2.  Press PLAY to play your selected song.

NOTE:  If you enter a single-digit number, then press PLAY, the powerhorn
       plays a randomly-selected song.

PLAYING MANUALLY

Press the buttons (0.9, RECORD, and CM) to play a song.  See "Table of
Musical Notes" for the notes that correspond to the buttons.

USING THE POWERHORN AS A PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM

With the Built-in Microphone

1.  Set MIC INT/EXT to INT.

2.  Press and hold the trigger button and speak into the built-in
    microphone.  When you finish speaking, release the trigger button.

NOTE:  Rotate M. GAIN to adjust the microphone sensitivity.  If feedback
       occurs, rotate M. GAIN counterclockwise to reduce the microphone
       sensitivity.

With an External Microphone (Not Supplied)

1.  Insert a microphone's 1/8-inch plug into the EXT MIC jack.

2.  Set MIC INT/EXT to EXT.

3.  Turn on the external microphone and speak into it.

NOTE:  Rotate M. Gain to adjust the microphone sensitivity.  If feedback
       occurs, rotate M. GAIN counterclockwise to reduce the microphone
       sensitivity.

RECORDING AND PLAYING BACK A SONG

1.  Enter a memory location number (01-05).

2.  Press RECORD.

3.  Press the number buttons that correspond to the notes you want to
    record.

NOTES:  The Powerhorn can hold one song of up to 16 notes in each memory
        location.

        If you store notes in a memory location that already contains
        notes, you record over the previous notes.

        If you record a song of 17 notes or more, notes you enter after the
        16th "chain" to the next memory location and record over any notes
        that were stored there.  For example, if you record a song in
        memory 01 with 20 notes, the first 16 notes are stored in memory 01
        and the remaining four are stored in memory 02.  By using all five
        memory locations, you can record a song of up to 80 notes.

4.  Press CM (complete) after you enter the last note of your song.

5.  To play your song back, enter the memory location number and preset
    PLAY.

ERASING A RECORDED SONG

1.  Press the memory location the recorded song you want to erase.

2.  Press RECORD and then CM, or simply record another song over the
    previous one.

TABLE OF MUSICAL NOTES

NOTE               BUTTON

LOWER A            RECORD
LOWER B            0
      C            1
      D            2
      E            3
      F            4
(F SHARP) F#  CM (SEE NOTE)
      G            5
      A            6
      B            7
      C            8
      D            9

NOTE:  You cannot use CM (Complete) to enter notes during recording.
       Pressing it after a memory location has been entered ends recording.


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