What to do if the pedal does not work at all on Kawai CA501?
If the pedal on your Kawai Musical Instrument isn't working or doesn't produce the same effect consistently, check whether the pedal cable is properly connected to the instrument. Even if it seems connected, try unplugging it and reinserting it to ensure a secure connection.
Why does the name of my Kawai piano not appear in the smart device?
If the name of your Kawai piano isn't showing up on your smart device, another device might already be connected to the piano’s Bluetooth MIDI/Bluetooth Audio. To resolve this, press and hold the [LEFT] button and [EFFECTS] button on the Home screen to cancel pairing.
What to do if the display turned off all of a sudden on my Kawai Musical Instrument?
If the display on your Kawai Musical Instrument turns off unexpectedly, it might be due to the “Auto Display Off” function. If a time is set, the display turns off automatically after that time. Press any control button to turn the display back on.
What to do if connection fails for the paired smart device with Kawai CA501 Musical Instrument?
If the connection to your paired smart device drops immediately after pairing with your Kawai Musical Instrument, try turning off the Bluetooth setting on your smart device, then turn it back on, and attempt to connect the device again.
What to do if sounds get distorted in my Kawai CA501 performances?
If you experience sound distortion during certain performances or at specific ranges on your Kawai Musical Instrument, decreasing the volume may resolve the issue. Increasing the volume for some performances may cause the sound to be distorted, so reduce the volume if this occurs.
What to do if my Kawai CA501 is unable to connect to a smart device?
If your Kawai Musical Instrument isn't connecting to your smart device: * Ensure the instrument’s Bluetooth function is enabled. * Try connecting through the application's settings instead of the smart device's Bluetooth settings.
What to do if my Kawai CA501 Musical Instrument does not turn on?
If your Kawai Musical Instrument isn't turning on, check that the main connector of the instrument, the AC adapter, and the power outlet are all properly connected.
Why does my Kawai CA501 Musical Instrument turn off by itself?
If your Kawai Musical Instrument is turning off unexpectedly, check whether the “Auto Power Off” function is enabled.
Guidelines for safe electrical connections, power cord use, and handling to prevent damage or shock.
Recommendations for instrument placement, operating environment, and safe operational practices.
Actions for instrument malfunction, breakdown, and basic cleaning procedures.
Introduction to the settings menu categories: Basic, Virtual Technician, Phones, MIDI, USB, Bluetooth.
Adjusting core playing parameters like transpose, tone control, volume, and tuning.
Fine-tuning piano characteristics like touch curve, voicing, resonance, and decay for personalized sound.
Solutions for problems related to power, sound, connection, and playback encountered during use.
General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 256 notes |
| Voices | 19 voices |
| Metronome | Yes |
| Lesson Function | Alfred |
| Bluetooth | Bluetooth® MIDI |
| Speakers | 2 x 13 cm (woofers), 2 x 5 cm (tweeters) |
| Amplifier | 20 W x 2 |
| Connectivity | USB to Host, USB to Device |
| Pedals | Grand Feel Pedal System: Damper, Sostenuto, Soft |
| Finish | Premium Rosewood |
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