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If the pitch of your Casio Digital Piano is off: 1. Ensure the key setting is at “440.0Hz”. If it's not, change it or turn the Digital Piano off and back on. 2. Adjust the Digital Piano tuning, or turn it off and then back on again. 3. Set the octave shift to 0. 4. Change the temperament setting to “00: Equal”, which is the standard modern tuning.
What to do if tones sound strange on Casio Musical Instrument?
If tones and/or effects sound strange on your Casio Musical Instrument, and turning it off and on doesn't help (for example, note intensity doesn't change when you alter key pressure), it might be because the “Auto Resume” feature is turned on. Turn off “Auto Resume”, then turn the power off and on again.
How to fix no sound when pressing keys on Casio CELVIANO GP-310 Musical Instrument?
If no sound comes from your Casio Musical Instrument when you press a key, make sure of the following: 1. The VOLUME controller isn't set to “MIN”. If it is, rotate it towards “MAX”. 2. Nothing is plugged into the PHONES jacks. If something is, disconnect it. 3. MIDI Local control is turned on. If it is off, turn it on. 4. The Speaker Out is set to “Auto”. If it is off, change it. 5. The Keyboard Volume is set to something other than 0. If it is 0, change it.
What to do if I cannot transfer data after connecting Casio Digital Piano to a computer?
If you can't transfer data after connecting your Casio Digital Piano to a computer: 1. Check that the USB cable is correctly connected to both the Digital Piano and the computer, and that your computer’s music software has the correct device selected. 2. Turn off the Digital Piano, then exit the music software. Turn the Digital Piano back on, and then restart the music software.
What to do if nothing happens when I press a pedal on Casio Digital Piano?
If nothing happens when you press a pedal on your Casio Digital Piano: 1. Check that the pedal unit cable is correctly connected. 2. Make sure the pedal unit cable plug is fully inserted into the pedal connector on the bottom of the Digital Piano.
Why does it take so long to turn on my Casio Digital Piano?
If it takes a long time before you can use your Casio Digital Piano after turning it on, it could be due to corrupted memory data from a data transfer operation in progress when the Digital Piano was last turned off. The Digital Piano then performs a memory format operation, which takes about 20 seconds. Wait until it is complete before attempting any other operation, and avoid turning off the Digital Piano during data transfers.
General| Sound Source | AiR Grand Sound Source |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 256 |
| Amplifiers | 30 W x 2 + 20 W x 2 |
| Chorus | 4 types |
| Brilliance | Yes |
| Headphone Mode | Yes |
| MIDI | Yes |
| Pedals | 3 (Damper, Soft, Sostenuto) |
| Tones | 26 |
| Speakers | 5 cm x 2 |
| Dimensions | 1434 x 489 x 963 mm |
| Touch Response | 5 sensitivity levels |
| USB | Yes |
| Headphone Jacks | 2 |
| Included Accessories | AC Adaptor, Music Stand |
| Keyboard | 88 keys, Grand Hammer Action |
Procedure for powering the digital piano on and off.
Explanation of the automatic power-off feature and how to disable it.
Description of the initial screen displaying the selected tone.
How to move between different menu and setting screens.
Method for selecting parameters or settings for adjustment.
Procedures for modifying numerical values or settings.
Accessing quick menus by holding down specific buttons.
Basic controls for starting, stopping, and pausing playback of songs.
Steps to choose and activate different instrument sounds.
Using dedicated buttons to select specific grand piano tones.
Method for selecting non-grand piano tones using group buttons.
Explanation of the damper, soft, and sostenuto pedal operations.
Simulating acoustic environments of famous concert halls for immersive sound.
Adding depth and breadth to the tone with a chorus effect.
Adjusting the brightness or darkness of the instrument's tone.
Balancing the volume levels of two simultaneously played tones.
Basic controls for activating and deactivating the metronome.
Adjusting metronome tempo, beat, and volume levels.
Adjusting how keyboard velocity affects tone volume.
Shifting the overall pitch of the keyboard in semitone increments.
Exploring orchestral accompaniments with 15 built-in songs.
Practicing piano pieces with 60 built-in songs.
Playing the built-in demo songs for listening or practice.
Overview of the digital piano's recording capabilities.
Recording keyboard performance as MIDI data to internal memory.
Recording keyboard performance as audio data to a USB flash drive.
Playing back recorded MIDI data from internal memory.
Playing back recorded audio data from a USB flash drive.
Accessing and modifying various operational parameters.
A comprehensive list of all adjustable settings and their functions.
Accessing and configuring parameters related to Duet Mode.
Adjusting settings for the Acoustic Simulator feature.
Accessing parameters for various sound effects like Chorus and Brilliance.
Modifying keyboard-related parameters such as touch response and transpose.
Configuring settings for layering multiple tones or splitting the keyboard.
Adjusting parameters specific to the Concert Play feature.
Accessing settings related to song playback and management.
Adjusting the playback volume for MIDI songs.
Adjusting the playback volume for audio files.
Clearing user music library data loaded from USB.
Deleting audio files from the USB flash drive.
Accessing parameters for recording functions.
Configuring settings for recorded part playback.
Deleting specific tracks from recorded songs.
Setting a count-in before recording.
Recording audio simultaneously with MIDI playback.
Accessing and configuring metronome settings.
Adjusting general digital piano parameters like display and auto power.
Adjusting the brightness and contrast of the LCD display.
Enabling the piano to remember settings after power off.
Managing the automatic power-off feature to save energy.
Locking control buttons to prevent unintended operation.
Adjusting the trigger position and sensitivity of the half pedal.
Enabling special audio processing for headphone listening.
Automatically adjusting tone quality based on volume level.
Controlling audio output through built-in speakers.
Adjusting overall tone characteristics using master equalization.
Restoring the digital piano to its original factory default settings.
Displaying the current firmware version of the digital piano.
Configuring MIDI transmission and reception parameters.
Managing whether the piano's sound source responds to key presses.
Setting the MIDI channel for transmitting keyboard data.
Enabling high-resolution velocity output for touch sensitivity.
Accessing and managing operations related to USB flash drives.
Loading data from a USB flash drive into the piano's memory.
Saving piano data from memory to a USB flash drive.
Deleting files from a connected USB flash drive.
Renaming files directly on the USB flash drive.
Formatting a USB flash drive using the piano's utility.
Overview of operations performed directly on the piano with USB drives.
Transferring internal piano data (songs, settings) to a USB drive.
Information on compatible USB drive capacities and formats.
Instructions for physically connecting a USB drive to the piano.
Safe procedure for disconnecting a USB drive from the piano.
Specifications for computers compatible with MIDI data exchange.
Step-by-step guide for establishing a connection between piano and PC.
Explanation of the Musical Instrument Digital Interface standard.
Instructions for assembling the piano's stand structure.
Connecting the AC adaptor and pedal cables to the piano and stand.
Attaching the music stand and headphones hook to the piano.
Procedure for lifting and opening the piano's main lid.
Safe method for lowering and closing the piano's main lid.
Enabling special audio processing for headphone listening.
Connecting to external amplifiers for enhanced sound output.
Connecting to external audio devices for sound playback.
Connecting external audio sources for playback through piano speakers.
Information on included and separately available accessories.
Solutions for issues where no sound is heard from the keyboard.
Troubleshooting steps for incorrect pitch or tuning issues.
Steps to resolve problems with unresponsive pedals.
Addressing unusual tone or effect behavior that persists after reboot.
Resolving issues with data exchange between the piano and a computer.
Troubleshooting problems with saving or loading data to/from USB drives.
Explaining and resolving slow startup times after power-on.
Understanding variations in tone quality across different keyboard ranges.
Diagnosing intermittent note cutouts or effect changes during complex operations.
Understanding why the play-along part might be faintly audible during playback.
Detailed technical specifications of the digital piano model.
Listing and describing all physical input and output connectors.
Specifications related to the piano's sound system and speakers.
Information on power supply, consumption, and voltage.
Details on the electrical power consumed by the device.
Physical measurements of the digital piano and stand.
The total weight of the digital piano and its stand.
Important guidelines for safe and proper use of the digital piano.
Specific safety instructions for using and handling the AC power adaptor.
Recommended and prohibited locations for placing the digital piano.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the product's physical condition.
Information on accessories provided with or available for the product.
Explanation of visible lines on the product's exterior casing.
Considerations for playing the instrument respectfully around others.
A categorized list of all available instrument tones with descriptions.
A list of songs available for Concert Play, including titles and details.
A list of songs available in the Music Library, including titles and categories.
A list of demo songs specifically for the grand piano tones.
