User manual KORG PA800

[. . . ] Thank you for purchasing the VIF4 Video Interface Board for the Korg Pa-series Professional Arrangers!This card allows to connect your Pa2X/Pa800 to a video monitor, a TV set, or a video recorder. Korg is not responsible for any damage or injury caused by incorrect installation. [. . . ] Open the cover (e) to gain access to the inside of the video board slot. After having opened the cover (e), unfasten the power cable (i) by removing the screw (g) and the clip (h). Be very careful not to let the power cable (i) fall inside the instrument. Attach the cover (e) to the circuit board (a) by using the four previously removed screws (b). Connect the power cable (i) to the circuit board (a), as shown in the illustration. Replace the cover (e) to the original position, being very careful to make the protruding side of the circuit board (a) slide in before any other side. The video connector protruding from the circuit board (a) will pass through the corresponding hole on the back of the instrument. Attach the cover (e) to the bottom of the instrument by using the four previously removed screws (d). 4 Installation / Montage / Montage / Installazione For installation, you will need a cross-point screwdriver (not supplied). On the back of the instrument, unscrew the two screws (a) and extract the cover (b), to gain access to the video slot. Be very careful not to let the ground cable (c) and the attached power cable (d) fall inside the instrument. Extract the video card (e) from its package, being careful not to touch any component on its surface with your fingers. Connect the ground cable (c) and the power cable (d) to the corresponding connectors on the video card, as shown in the illustration. Slide the video card (e) inside the slot, and attach it to the instrument using the two previously removed screws (a). [. . . ] Turn the instrument on, and press the GLOBAL button to gain access to the Global edit mode. Go to the “Video Interface: Video Out” page, and select the video standard (PAL or NTSC). In the same page of the Global, use the Colors parameter to choose the preferred set of colors for the lyrics and the background. [. . . ]