Why does demo play seem to start, but I can’t hear anything on my Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If you can't hear the demo, it could be due to: * The MAIN VOLUME knob is set to “MIN”. Rotate the MAIN VOLUME knob more towards “MAX”. * Headphones are connected to the digital piano. Unplug the headphones from the digital piano.
What to do if the microphone does not work on my Casio Privia PX-400R?
There could be a couple of reasons why the microphone isn't working: * The microphone volume setting might be too low. Try increasing the microphone volume. * The microphone's switch might be turned off. Ensure the microphone switch is turned on.
What to do if the pitch of my Casio Electronic Keyboard is off?
If the pitch is off, it could be due to these reasons: * The digital piano’s key setting might be something other than “C”. Change the key setting to “C”, or turn the power off and then back on again. * The digital piano tuning might be incorrect. Adjust the tuning, or turn the power off and then back on again.
What to do if Auto Accompaniment does not sound on my Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If the Auto Accompaniment isn't working, the accompaniment volume setting might be “000”. Use the ACCOMP/SONG VOLUME button to increase the accompaniment volume.
What to do if I can’t load data from a memory card on my Casio Electronic Keyboard?
If you're having trouble loading data from a memory card: * The card might not be inserted correctly into the card slot. Ensure the card is correctly inserted. * There might not be enough room in the area into which you are trying to load the data. Make more room in digital piano memory by deleting downloaded songs, and/or Song Memory data. * The card might have voltage specifications or a capacity that is not supported by this digital piano. Use a card of the specified voltage specifications and capacity. * There might be something wrong with the card. Try using a different card.
What to do if I can’t store data on a memory card using my Casio Privia PX-400R Electronic Keyboard?
If you can't store data on a memory card, consider the following: * The card might be write-protected. Remove the write protect sticker from the card. * The card might not be inserted correctly into the card slot. Correctly insert the card into the slot. * There might not be enough room available on the card. Use a different card or delete files you no longer need. * The card might have voltage specifications or a capacity that is not supported by this digital piano. Use a card of the specified voltage specifications and capacity. * There might be something wrong with the card. Use a different card.
Why is there noise in the microphone output of my Casio Privia PX-400R?
The noise in the microphone output could be due to nearby fluorescent lighting or another digital noise source. Try moving the microphone away from the source of the noise.
What should I do if the sound output by my Casio Privia PX-400R does not change regardless of how much keyboard pressure I use?
If the sound output doesn't change with keyboard pressure, it's possible that Touch Response is turned off. Use the SETTING button to turn on Touch Response.
What to do if when playing together with another MIDI instrument, keys and tunings do not match on my Casio Privia PX-400R?
If the keys and tunings don't match when playing with another MIDI instrument, it could be because the Tuning or Transpose setting of the digital piano is something other than “00”. Use the TRANSPOSE/KEY CONTROL button or the SETTING button to change the transpose and tuning settings to “00.”
What to do if I can’t record chord accompaniment data on my computer from my Casio Privia PX-400R Electronic Keyboard?
If you can't record chord accompaniment data, it might be because Accomp MIDI Out is turned off. Use the SETTING button to turn on Accomp MIDI Out.
Comprehensive safety guidelines for operating the digital piano.
Regulatory compliance information and notices regarding interference.
Key information and warnings before initial use of the product.
Diagrams and labels for the digital piano's back and left side panels.
Instructions for attaching the score stand to the digital piano.
Guidelines for connecting and using the specified AC adaptor for power.
Explanation of how settings and data are retained when the unit is off.
Instructions for connecting headphones for private practice.
Details on connecting damper and soft/sostenuto pedals.
Procedures for connecting external audio or musical instrument amplifiers.
Note on using only specified accessories for safety.
Overview of tone types and how to select individual tones.
Instructions for applying Reverb and Chorus effects to sounds.
Procedure for combining two different tones to play simultaneously.
Assigning different tones to the left and right sides of the keyboard.
Combining layering and splitting features for complex sound setups.
Details on pedal operations, pitch bend wheel, and metronome use.
How to select rhythms and adjust tempo for playback.
Using Auto Accompaniment modes and playing chords.
Explanation of CASIO CHORD, FINGERED, and FULL RANGE CHORD fingering.
Setting independent volume levels for accompaniment and tunes.
Adding harmony to melody notes based on chord fingerings.
Description of available Auto Harmonize effect types.
Automatically configuring settings for rhythm patterns.
Understanding registration memory for saving and recalling setups.
Step-by-step guide to saving and loading registration memory data.
Playing built-in piano and song group tunes, and adjusting tempo.
Features for pausing, skipping, looping, and changing melody tones.
Playing all tunes, downloaded tunes, and practicing with parts.
Connecting and using a microphone with the digital piano.
Procedure for singing along with built-in or memory card tunes.
Adjusting key transpose and enabling microphone echo effects.
Types of data recorded and track selection for song and free recording.
Using the SONG MEMORY button, capacity, and data storage.
How to play back recorded songs from Song Memory.
Steps for recording a performance and playing it back.
Recording melodies over existing tracks and deleting parts.
Adjusting keyboard touch, tuning, layer volume, pitch bend, and pedal settings.
Using MIDI for instrument communication and connecting to a computer via USB.
Managing USB/MIDI modes and deleting user-loaded songs.
Introduction to memory cards, types, and essential handling precautions.
Procedures for saving and loading various file types to/from a memory card.
Step-by-step guide to loading data from a memory card into the piano.
Instructions for renaming and deleting files on a memory card.
Procedures for formatting memory cards and supported input characters.
Troubleshooting common error messages related to memory card operations.
Detailed list of all built-in tones, including their categories and parameters.
Comprehensive list of all available built-in rhythm patterns.
Lists of built-in Piano Group and Song Group tunes.
Mapping of drum sounds to specific MIDI note numbers for each drum set.
Visual guide to fingering various chords in the accompaniment area.
Guidelines for optimal placement and cleaning of the digital piano.
Further details on the lithium battery's role in memory protection and replacement.
General| Number of Keys | 88 |
|---|---|
| Touch Sensitivity | 3 levels, Off |
| Polyphony | 32 notes |
| Power Consumption | 18W |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Recording | 2 tracks, 1 song |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Transpose | Yes |
| Tuning | Yes |
| Speakers | 2 x 12 cm |
| Amplifier | 8W x 2 |
| Power Supply | DC 12V |
| Connectors | Headphone, MIDI In/Out, Pedal, Line Out |
| Included Accessories | AC adapter |
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