What to do if my Amason P-200 produces no sound after turning on?
If your Amason Musical Instrument isn't producing sound when you press the keys after turning it on, try adjusting the master volume. Also, check to see if headphones are connected to the device, as this may be the reason you are not hearing sound from the speakers.
How to increase the volume on my Amason Musical Instrument?
If the volume on your Amason Musical Instrument is too low, adjust the master volume knob to increase the sound level.
General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| MIDI Connectivity | Yes |
| Keys | 88 |
| Built-in Speakers | Yes |
| USB Port | Yes |
Covers electrical shock, damage, fire, and water hazards.
Proper handling, modification restrictions, and error conditions.
Instrument stability, lifting, and cable management advice.
Follow documentation for correct assembly sequence.
Connect components with power off and volume low.
Avoid gaps, paper, weight, and excessive force on the instrument.
Guidelines for safe and proper use of the piano bench.
Handling dust, temperature, and cleaning to prevent damage.
Save important data to external devices to prevent loss.
Prohibits unauthorized copying and distribution of copyrighted material.
Notes on illustrations, product names, and trademarks.
Details on buttons 1-20 for various functions.
Identifies all connection ports for audio, USB, and power.
Connect adapter, turn on, standby, and auto-off functions.
How to lock the panel to prevent accidental changes.
Setting master volume and connecting headphones safely.
Guide to setting the accompaniment volume.
Managing chord function, start/stop, fills, prelude, and coda.
How to choose instrument sounds and rhythmic accompaniments.
Instructions for recording music and using the metronome.
Using dual voice effect and connecting Bluetooth for MP3.
Detailed instructions for Bluetooth connectivity and playback.
How to play demo songs and engage the teaching function.
How to access various functions using the FUNCTION button.
Adjusting the keyboard's octave range.
Shifting the keyboard pitch by semitones.
Storing and recalling instrument settings.
Quickly switching to preset playing modes via single keys.
Dividing the keyboard into two independent sections.
Defining a split point on the keyboard.
Activating and using general effects and reverb.
Using chorus effects and setting tempo.
Configuring touch response curves.
Enabling keyboard percussion music.
Connecting sustain and optional three-pedal units.
Exterior, color, keyboard type, and sound engine details.
Polyphony, demos, touch, sounds, rhythms, memory, panel locking, record, volume, effects.
Transpose, octave, USB interface, power, dimensions, weight.
Included and optional accessories.
Addresses noise, sound, pitch, volume, and general operational problems.
Notes on EMC testing and wireless communication interference.
Compliance with hazardous chemical regulations.
Statement on device operation and interference limits.
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