Do not like my keyboard split into 2 keyboards. How can I get it reset to one full keyboard?

Pressing the Fn+F1 keys puts the keyboard in pairing mode. However, if you do not complete the process, it most likely is no longer paired.

Here is a link to the manual:
http://www.riitek.com/uploads/soft/i8.pdf

There, you will find two procedures for pairing:
"1. Take off the USB receiver from back cover of the keyboard
2. Plug the USB Receiver into your device's USB port.Such as android tv box, smart tv
3. Turn on the keyboard.
A blue LED will stay on. That means the keyboard has paired with your device.
You can enjoy the keyboard now! "

Or,

"If the blue LED does not stay on and orange light stay flashing, it means the keyboard need to be paired with your device handly. As for how to pair, please try following steps:

Step1: Keep your PC on, and be sure the keyboard is full of power.:)
Step2:Press the "F1" without releasing.
Step3:Power on the keyboard and release the "F1" immediately.
Step4:Plug the USB receiver on the USB port of your PC.
Wait a moment. The keyboard will repair automatically.
When the yellow light stop flashing and blue led on, it means successful."

Press and hold the Keyboard Button in the lower right corner to open a swipe-to-dialog asking to either split or join the keyboard and dock or undock the keyboard.

Just a shot in the dark but a lot of keyboards allow for splitting the keyboard in half or even in quarters to assign multiple sounds... have you tried a total reset? Or explore the manual for setting up a split keyboard. Might help.

Is the keyboard split? I haven't heard of a split screen in iPad before. If it is the keyboard, just use 2 fingers to push the sides back together.

1. Press the Transpose/Function button
2. Cursor down 3 times to "Init Mix"
3. Cursor right to "Init Sys"
4. Press Yes twice
5. When it says "Please Wait", don't press any keys
6. After that, press Exit once and it's ready to go
http://www.sweetwater.com/sweetcare/articles/reset-casio-wk3000-factory-defaults-hard-reset
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"Split" is ON?

Try disable "split keyboard".

Check that "split" keyboard is not activated.

In a way the answer is YES... BUT ONLY some of the tones will split on the keyboard... and unlike the new conventions of splitting above F#2, the CT 655 splits at B2.

Read your user's manual on page 11.

The SP200 does not have any built in ability to split the keyboard between high and low. My guess is that you were seeing someone using this keyboard as a midi controller for a sampler (or sample player) and they had assigned various samples to keys or key ranges. This can be done using Reason fairly easily. The setup would be in the sampler you use however and not the keyboard.

Hope this helps.

bd.

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