20 Most Recent Yamaha Full-Size Keyboard - Page 7 Questions & Answers

SEE, IF ITS SPEAKER BUTTON IS ACTIVATED ON BOTH

Try www.usermanualguide.com. Is this what you are looking for?http://www.usersmanualguide.com/yamaha_audio/electronic_keyboards_%28portatone_-_portasound%29/dgx-205

Hi, did you manage to sort your problem as the same thing has happened to my clavinova (same model). Thanks.

IT is the power supply and it has sent the wrong current to the keyboard and that was the noise that you heard. By now there is a lot of damage done and the only thing that you can do is send it in or get a new one.

my psr s900 screen was writing jagons

That's the thing with today's electronic and why warranty length is so important. Where did you buy your keyboard? It's strange that they won't fix it if it's still under warranty. My Casio CTK-2100 came with 1 year free service and they fix one key that stopped function in few days. I'm pretty sure Yamaha has the same warranty length. You sometimes have to be very persistent with them though...

the problem is the main output amp. It is an IC so it is better left to a tech to put it in. Just had the same problem with mine. Seems to happen when unit is left on overnight.

Hi jjpallain,

If the Adapter (Power Pack)is new, it lacks sufficient amperage and may cause your problem, especially in loud passages of music. If original, and is somewhat hot to touch, it may need to be replaced by a new one with the same original specs (Input & Output).

Hope this helps.

Thank you for using FixYa.

A contact rubber for CVP-35, part number VS549800 will work, that's how I fixed my sensor problems on my CLP-360.

Your problem is most likely the power supply.

try:

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You can get an adapter to go from your earphone or AUX out jack to your tape recorder/DAT or computer. If using a computer check out Audacity its excellent for recording with a computer.

Any one know how

You can connect it with USB connection to your computer. It should be plug and play, but some drivers might be required.
You can connect it also via MIDI interface: - you will need sound-card with MIDI input connector, or you can use special MIDI device like M-Audio UNO.

Hello,

The battery needs to be charged before it will work in your keyboard. Maybe, the battery is out of charge that's why your keyboard is not working.

You need the wire to turn on the keyboard and at the same time to charge the battery. If the battery is already full, you can remove the wire and the keyboard will still work until the power in the battery is drained out.

I hope this helps.

Carlo

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What you are requesting will not work as you expect. The easiest way to achieve what you seek is to utilize what is called a Direct Box. This is essentially an external transformer that isolates the keyboard from any attached equipment (to eliminate grounding hum) and will allow you to conenct an XLR (low impedance) cable to the keyboard. I assume that you wish to attach the keyboard to some type of sound system which is likely to have standard XLR Mic inputs.

Update this with any additional questions that you have. Please note that using the direct box (about $20-$40) will be both the easiest solution as well as prevent the need to modify the keyboard.

Dan