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If the overall volume of your Yamaha Musical Instrument is low, or you hear no sound, first check the [MASTER VOLUME] knob and set it to an appropriate level. Also ensure that headphones are not connected to the headphones jack. Finally, verify that Local Control is On.
Why is there noise coming from my Yamaha Musical Instrument speakers?
If you hear noise from the speakers or headphones of your Yamaha Musical Instrument, it may be due to interference from a mobile phone. Try turning off the mobile phone or moving it further away from the instrument.
How to stop my Yamaha 142 from turning off unexpectedly?
If your Yamaha Musical Instrument power suddenly and unexpectedly turns off, disable the Auto Power Off function.
What to do if my Yamaha Musical Instrument doesn't turn on?
If your Yamaha Musical Instrument does not turn on, securely insert the adaptor plug into the socket on the instrument, and the adaptor plug into a proper AC outlet.
How to eliminate noise when using Yamaha Musical Instrument with iPhone/iPad app?
If you hear noise from your Yamaha Musical Instrument’s speakers or headphones when using the instrument with the application on iPhone/iPad, set 'Airplane Mode' to 'ON' on your iPhone/iPad to avoid noise caused by communication.
Why aren't the pedals working on my Yamaha 142?
If the pedals of your Yamaha Musical Instrument do not function, ensure the pedal cord is securely connected to the [TO PEDAL] jack. Insert the pedal cord all the way until the metal part of the cord plug disappears from view.
What to do if Yamaha 142 Musical Instrument damper pedal isn't working right?
If the damper pedal on your Yamaha Musical Instrument does not function as expected, and the damper pedal was pressed when the power was turned on, release the pedal and press it again to reset the function.
Why does my Yamaha 142 click when I turn it on?
This is normal when electrical current is being applied to the Yamaha Musical Instrument.
General| Key | Bb |
|---|---|
| Body Material | Grenadilla |
| Key System | Boehm |
| Footjoint | Not Applicable |
| Key Material | Nickel Silver |
| Case | Included |
Information regarding the battery used in the product and its handling.
Guidelines for the proper disposal of the product and its components.
Identifies the location of the product's name plate for model and serial number.
Details FCC compliance requirements and conditions for device operation.
Outlines critical warnings to prevent injury, damage, fire, or electrical hazards.
Provides cautions to prevent physical injury, instrument damage, or property damage.
Lists the physical manuals provided with the instrument for basic operation.
Details the availability and access to digital manuals for advanced operations.
Instructions for safely opening and closing the keyboard's key cover.
Steps for raising and lowering the instrument's music rest.
Procedure to turn off the automatic power-off feature to prevent unnecessary consumption.
Steps to reactivate the automatic power-off feature for power saving.
How to adjust the overall sound volume using the master volume knob.
Explanation of how I.A.C. adjusts sound quality based on volume for clarity.
Details the sustain and half-pedal functions of the right pedal.
Explains the sustain effect for specific notes using the center pedal.
Describes how the left pedal reduces volume and changes timbre.
How to choose the time signature for the metronome's beat.
Methods for setting and changing the metronome's tempo in beats per minute.
How to set the volume level for the metronome sound.
Guidelines for cleaning and caring for the instrument and bench.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the piano pedals.
Explains that digital instruments do not require tuning by an expert.
Advice on how to safely move the instrument.
How to choose and switch between different instrument sounds.
How to choose different reverb effects to enhance the sound.
How to control the intensity or amount of the selected reverb effect.
Adjusting the pitch in small increments to match other sources.
Specific instruction to set the instrument's pitch to a standard tuning frequency.
Procedure to reset the instrument's pitch to its factory setting.
Steps to activate the feature that plays two voices simultaneously.
How to adjust the octave for voices when in Dual mode.
How to control the volume mix between the two layered voices.
How to split the keyboard for two players to perform simultaneously.
How to adjust the octave for each section when playing in Duo mode.
How to adjust the volume mix between the left and right sections.
Guide to playing the built-in preset songs for listening or practice.
Enabling immediate song playback from the first note.
Disabling Quick Play for playback including rests and silences.
Step-by-step instructions for recording the right-hand performance data.
Step-by-step instructions for recording the left-hand performance data.
Procedure to prepare for re-recording or editing specific parts of a song.
How to safely exit the record ready state after making settings.
Instructions for removing all recorded song data from memory.
How to remove recorded data for just the left or right hand part.
Lists settings and data that are retained when the instrument is turned off.
Guide on how to transfer user-recorded songs to a computer.
Instructions for moving Standard MIDI Files between computer and instrument.
Procedure to reset all settings to factory defaults.
Lists and identifies all parts included for stand assembly.
Instructions for finger-tightening initial stand parts C, D, and E.
Steps for installing the headphone hanger accessory on the YDP-162 model.
Instructions for attaching the main panel B to the stand frame.
Tightening screws to secure the central component C.
Instructions for mounting the top panel A and securing it.
Guide to connecting the pedal cord and power adaptor.
Instructions for adjusting the stand feet for stability.
Final step for attaching the headphone hanger using screws.
