Troubleshooting
EN-169
* Audio recorder songs are saved with the name “TAKE**” (** is 01 to 99). Whenever recording, data is
automatically created by adding 1 to the highest number of ** in the USB flash drive. Therefore, if
“TAKE99” in the SONG mode screen is marked with “ ” (data of “TAKE99” exists), recording will not
be able to start.
Too Many Files
When recording with the audio recorder,
an attempt was made to start recording
beyond the maximum number of songs
(99), or there is a file called
TAKE99.WAV in the “MUSICDAT”
folder of the USB flash drive.
Use a computer to delete all or some of
TAKE01.WAV to TAKE99.WAV in the
“MUSICDAT” folder or move them to
another folder or drive. When deleting
or moving only some files, give priority
to files with higher numbers
*
.
Not SMF 0/1
An attempt was made to read or play a
file in SMF format 2.
The SMF format that can be read and
played back by the Digital Piano is “0” or
“1”.
Large Size
The size of the SMF file on the USB
flash drive is too large to play on this
Digital Piano.
The Digital Piano can play back SMF
files up to a maximum size of
approximately 320 KB.
Wrong Data
Data on the USB flash drive is
corrupted.
—
Version
The version of the file on the USB flash
drive is not the version supported by
this Digital Piano.
Use a version of the file that is
supported by the Digital Piano.
Format
The format of the USB flash drive is not
compatible with this Digital Piano.
Use a computer or other device to
change the USB flash drive to a format
compatible with this Digital Piano (page
EN-142).
Use another USB flash drive.
The USB flash drive is corrupted. Use another USB flash drive.
No Wireless
Adptr
The Wireless MIDI & Audio Adaptor is
not plugged into the USB Type A port.
Plug the Wireless MIDI & Audio Adaptor
into the USB Type A port.
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