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Yamaha Clavinova CVP-609 User Manual

Yamaha Clavinova CVP-609
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CVP
-
609 / CVP-605
Owner’s Manual
Mode d’emploi
Manual de instrucciones
ESPAÑOL
FRANÇAIS
ENGLISH
IMPORTANT
— Check your power supply —
Make sure that your local AC mains voltage matches the voltage specified on the name plate on the bottom panel. In
some areas a voltage selector may be provided on the bottom panel of the main keyboard unit near the power cord.
Make sure that the voltage selector is set for the voltage in your area. The voltage selector is set at 240V when the unit
is initially shipped. To change the setting use a “minus” screwdriver to rotate the selector dial so that the correct
voltage appears next to the pointer on the panel.
Before using the instrument, be sure to read “PRECAUTIONS” on pages 6-7.
For information on assembling the instrument, refer to the instructions at the end of this manual.
IMPORTANT
– Vérifiez votre alimentation électrique –
Vérifiez que la tension de votre alimentation secteur correspond à celle qui est spécifiée sur la plaque du fabricant,
située sur le panneau inférieur. Dans certaines régions, un sélecteur de tension peut être installé sur le panneau
inférieur du clavier principal, à proximité du cordon d’alimentation. Assurez-vous que le sélecteur de tension est réglé
sur la tension utilisée dans votre région. En usine, le sélecteur est initialement paramétré sur 240 V. Pour modifier ce
réglage, utilisez un tournevis plat et faites tourner le cadran du sélecteur jusqu'à ce que la valeur souhaitée
apparaisse à côté de l’indicateur sur le panneau.
Avant dutiliser l’instrument, lisez attentivement la section « PRÉCAUTIONS D'USAGE » aux pages 6 et 7.
Pour plus d’informations sur lassemblage de l’instrument, reportez-vous aux instructions figurant à la fin de
ce manuel.
IMPORTANTE
compruebe la fuente de alimentación
Asegúrese de que la tensión de la red local de suministro de CA coincide con la especificada en la placa situada en
el panel inferior. Es posible que en algunas zonas se incluya un selector de tensión en el panel inferior de la unidad
del teclado principal, junto al cable de alimentación. Asegúrese de que este selector está ajustado según la tensión
de la zona. El selector de tensión viene ajustado de fábrica en 240 V. Para cambiar el ajuste, utilice un destornillador
de punta plana para girar el selector hasta aparezca que la tensión correcta al lado del puntero del panel.
Antes de utilizar el instrumento, lea las “PRECAUCIONES”, en las páginas 6-7.
Para obtener más información sobre el montaje del instrumento, consulte las instrucciones que encontrará
al final de este manual.
EN FR ES

Table of Contents

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Yamaha Clavinova CVP-609 Specifications

General IconGeneral
Number of Keys88
Polyphony (Maximum)256
Audio Recorder/PlayerYes
MIDI RecordingYes
External DrivesUSB flash memory
Acoustic OptimizerYes
Key SurfacesSynthetic ivory and ebony keytops
One Touch Setting (OTS)4
EffectsReverb, Chorus, and more
Audio RecordingWAV format
ConnectivityUSB, MIDI, Audio In/Out, Headphones
Amplifiers30W x 2
Speakers16 cm x 2
Pedals3 (Sustain, Soft, Sostenuto)
Included AccessoriesOwner's manual
Number of Voices1, 000

Summary

Important Safety Information

Check Power Supply Voltage

Ensure local AC mains voltage matches instrument specification for safe operation.

Read Precautions and Assembly Instructions

Review safety precautions and assembly details before using the instrument.

Special Message Section

Product Safety Markings Explanation

Explains graphic symbols and warnings on the product enclosure for user safety.

Important Notices and Disclaimers

Covers warranty, specification changes, environmental issues, battery, and service notices.

Cautionary Symbols

Explains symbols related to electrical shock hazards within the product.

Important Safety Instructions

General Warnings and Precautions

Covers fire, electric shock, water hazards, and general safety guidelines.

FCC Compliance Information (USA)

Details compliance with FCC regulations for digital devices in the USA.

UK Mains Connection Notice

Specific instructions for connecting the plug and cord in the UK.

About the Manuals

Included Documents

Lists the physical manuals and materials provided with the instrument.

Online Materials

Lists downloadable manuals and resources available via the web.

Included Accessories

List of Included and Optional Accessories

Details all accessories provided, both standard and optional.

Precautions

General Safety Warnings

Covers power supply, opening the unit, water exposure, fire hazards, and abnormalities.

Cautionary Guidelines

Handling and Placement Precautions

Safety advice for power, assembly, location, handling, and bench use.

Connection Safety

Safety measures when connecting electronic components.

Notices and Information

Handling and Maintenance

General handling advice and instrument care recommendations.

Data Saving Importance

Emphasizes the need to save edited data to prevent loss.

Welcome to CVP and the Touch Screen

Key Features Overview

Highlights piano feel, diverse instrument voices, and backing band accompaniment.

Exploring CVP Features

Lesson and Practice Features

Details song lessons, score display, and guide lamps for learning.

Vocal and Smart Device Integration

Covers microphone use for singing and connecting iPhone/iPad.

Demonstration Mode

Instructions on accessing the instrument's demo songs and features.

Starting Up

Powering On and Off

Steps for connecting power, turning the instrument on, and turning it off.

Initial Setup Procedures

Includes key cover operation and basic power-on steps.

Starting Up (Continued)

Auto Power Off Function

Explanation of the automatic power-off feature to save energy.

Starting Up (Continued)

Making Basic Settings

Configuring language, owner name, and other initial settings.

Disabling Auto Power Off

Provides a simple method to disable the Auto Power Off function.

Starting Up (Continued)

Using the Music Rest

Instructions on how to open, close, and use the music rest.

Starting Up (Continued)

Opening and Closing the Lid

Procedure for opening and closing the lid on the CVP-609 Grand Piano type.

Starting Up (Continued)

Using Headphones

Connecting and using headphones with the instrument.

Using the Headphone Hanger

Instructions for installing and using the headphone hanger.

Display Structure

Home Display Overview

Describes the main interface and its primary display areas.

File Selection Display

Explains how to navigate and select files like Voices and Styles.

Menu Display

Details how to access various functions and settings via the menu.

Display Structure (Continued)

Song Selection Display

Explains the interface for selecting songs.

Basic Operations

Display Configuration

Provides an overview of the instrument's main displays.

Home Display Details

Detailed breakdown of the Home display's interactive areas.

Basic Operations (Continued)

File Selection Display

Detailed explanation of the file selection interface and its components.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Menu Display

Detailed explanation of the menu display and its functions.

Closing Displays

Instructions on how to close current displays or messages.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Display-based Controls

Explains interactive elements like sliders and knobs on the display.

Touch Screen Operations

Details how to use touch, slide, rotate, and touch-and-hold interactions.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Using the Data Dial

Explains how to use the data dial for adjustments and selections.

Using the [HOME] Button

Describes how to return to the Home display quickly.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Managing Home Display Shortcuts

Instructions for creating, moving, and deleting shortcuts on the Home display.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Using the ASSIGNABLE Buttons

Details on assigning functions to the four ASSIGNABLE buttons.

Basic Operations (Continued)

File Management

Overview of managing recorded songs, voices, and MIDI settings.

Saving a File

Procedure for saving original data to internal memory or USB flash memory.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Creating and Renaming Folders/Files

Instructions for creating new folders and renaming files or folders.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Copying, Moving, and Deleting Files

Procedures for copying, moving, and deleting files and folders.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Managing Favorite Files

Registering files to the Favorite tab and sorting them.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Entering Characters

Methods for inputting characters using the on-screen keyboard.

Protected Song Restrictions

Details on restrictions for protected song files.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Using the Pedals

Explanation of Damper, Sostenuto, and Soft pedal functions.

Assigning Pedal Functions

How to assign functions to pedals via the ASSIGNABLE menu.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Metronome Operations

Using and adjusting the metronome settings.

Adjusting Tempo

Methods for controlling tempo using buttons or the TAP button.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Setting Keyboard Touch Sensitivity

Adjusting how playing strength affects sound output.

Left Voice Hold Function

Maintains the sound of the Left Voice even after keys are released.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Transposing Pitch

Adjusting the pitch of the keyboard or MIDI songs in semitones.

Adjusting Volume Balance

Balancing the volume levels between different instrument parts.

Basic Operations (Continued)

Restoring Factory Settings

Procedure to reset all instrument settings to factory defaults.

Data Backup and Restore

Methods for backing up and restoring instrument data.

Piano Room

Playing the Piano Performance

Basic steps to use the Piano Room for piano playing.

Making Piano Room Setups

Customizing piano type, environment, and other settings.

Piano Room (Continued)

Piano Lock Function

Allows locking current Piano Room settings to prevent changes.

Voices

Playing Preset Voices

How to select and play the instrument's preset sound voices.

Selecting Keyboard Parts

Choosing Main, Layer, and Left parts for voice combinations.

Voices (Continued)

Selecting Voices via Panel Buttons

Using physical buttons for selecting instrument voices.

Voices (Continued)

Piano Reset Function

Resets the instrument to default piano settings.

Voice Characteristics

Explanation of icons indicating voice characteristics.

Voices (Continued)

Setting the Split Point

Configuring keyboard split points for different voice areas.

Voices (Continued)

Super Articulation Voices

Using SA and SA2 voices for realistic expression.

Articulation Effects with Pedals

Utilizing pedals to control articulation effects for SA/SA2 voices.

Voices (Continued)

Creating Original Organ Flutes Voices

Editing and saving custom organ flute voices.

Styles

Playing with a Style

Introduction to Style playback and auto accompaniment.

Styles (Continued)

Starting and Stopping Style Playback

Instructions for starting, stopping, and syncing style playback.

Styles (Continued)

Style Control Operations

Using the on-screen and panel buttons for style control.

Styles (Continued)

Intro and Ending Sections

Using intro and ending patterns to add structure to styles.

Changing Style Variations

Switching between main sections, fill-ins, and breaks during playback.

Auto Fill Function

Enabling automatic fill-ins when changing style variations.

Styles (Continued)

One Touch Setting (OTS)

Automatically calling up appropriate panel settings for a selected style.

OTS Link Function

Automatically changing OTS settings when switching main style sections.

Styles (Continued)

Memorizing Panel Settings to OTS

Saving custom panel settings as a One Touch Setting.

Finding Suitable Songs for Styles

Using Music Finder to locate songs appropriate for the current style.

Styles (Continued)

Style Recommender Function

Recommends optimal styles based on played rhythm patterns.

Styles (Continued)

Changing Chord Fingering Type

Adjusting chord recognition types for accompaniment.

Fingering Type Details

Explains Single Finger, Multi Finger, and other fingering modes.

Styles (Continued)

Advanced Fingering Modes

Details on Fingered, Fingered On Bass, Full Keyboard, AI Fingered, AI Full Keyboard.

Song Playback

MIDI vs. Audio Songs

Distinguishes between MIDI and Audio song data types.

Playing Back Songs

Instructions on how to play back preset, recorded, or commercial songs.

Song Playback (Continued)

Selecting and Viewing Songs

How to select songs and view their information.

Queuing Next Song (MIDI)

Enables chaining MIDI songs for smooth stage performance.

Song Playback (Continued)

Song Control Operations

Using controls for pause, rewind, and fast forward during playback.

Song Playback (Continued)

Music Notation Display

How to view the music notation (score) of a MIDI song.

Synchro Start for MIDI Songs

Starts MIDI song playback automatically when keyboard input is detected.

Song Playback (Continued)

Displaying Song Lyrics

How to view lyrics data for a selected MIDI song during playback.

Song Playback (Continued)

Displaying Text Files

How to view text files (.txt) from a computer on the instrument display.

Song Playback (Continued)

One-Handed Practice with Guide Function

Using guide lamps to practice the right-hand part.

Other Guide Functions

Details on additional guide features like Any Key mode.

Song Playback (Continued)

Repeat Playback Features

Using repeat functions for songs or specific measure ranges.

Song Playback (Continued)

Adjusting Audio Song Pitch (Pitch Shift)

Changing the pitch of audio songs in semitone steps.

Adjusting Audio Song Speed (Time Stretch)

Modifying the playback speed of audio songs.

Canceling Vocals in Audio Songs

Removing the center vocal part from audio songs for karaoke.

Song Recording

Recording Methods

Explains MIDI recording and Audio recording processes.

Recording Procedure

Step-by-step guide for starting MIDI or Audio recording.

Song Recording (Continued)

Starting and Stopping Recording

Initiating and ending the recording process.

Saving Recorded Performance

Instructions for saving recorded MIDI performances.

Song Recording (Continued)

Recording to Specific Channels (MIDI)

Guide to multi-channel MIDI recording for complex arrangements.

Song Recording (Continued)

Setting Part Assignment for Recording

Assigning keyboard parts (Right, Left, Extra) to specific recording channels.

Saving Recorded MIDI Performance

Steps to save recorded MIDI performances to a file.

Song Recording (Continued)

Converting MIDI to Audio Song

Process for converting recorded MIDI songs into Audio songs.

Microphone

Connecting a Microphone

Instructions for connecting a microphone and setting input levels.

Microphone (Continued)

Applying Vocal Harmony Effects

How to set up and select Vocal Harmony types and modes.

Disconnecting the Microphone

Procedure for safely disconnecting the microphone.

Microphone (Continued)

Using Vocal Harmony Types

Applying harmonies based on selected Chordal or Vocoder types.

Useful Karaoke Functions

Lists functions useful for karaoke, like lyrics and vocal cancel.

Using the Talk Function

Instantly changes microphone settings for talking or announcements.

Music Finder

Downloading Records from Website

Instructions for downloading panel setup data from the Yamaha website.

Music Finder (Continued)

Selecting Desired Records

How to select panel setups (records) from the Music Finder list.

Sorting Music Finder Records

Options for sorting records by music title, style, beat, or tempo.

Music Finder (Continued)

Searching for Records

How to search for panel setups using song titles or keywords.

Music Finder (Continued)

Registering Songs/Styles to Music Finder

Adding custom songs or styles to the Music Finder database.

Recalling Registered Songs/Styles

How to call up songs or styles previously registered to Music Finder.

Registration Memory

Registering Panel Setups

Saving current panel settings to Registration Memory buttons.

Selecting Items for Registration

Choosing which parameters to include when saving panel setups.

Registration Memory (Continued)

Saving Registration Memory as Bank File

Saving all eight registered panel setups as a single bank file.

Registration Memory (Continued)

Recalling Registered Panel Setups

Loading previously saved panel setups using bank files or buttons.

Confirming Registration Information

Viewing details of saved voices and styles in Registration Memory.

Naming Registration Memory Data

Assigning custom names to registration memory banks and setups.

Mixer

Mixer Basic Procedure

Overview of the mixer for adjusting volume and tonal balance.

Mixer (Continued)

Editing Mixer Parameters

Adjusting Filter, EQ, Effect, Pan/Volume, Compressor, and Master EQ.

Saving Mixer Settings

Instructions for saving custom mixer configurations.

Mixer (Continued)

Turning Channels On/Off

Muting or unmuting individual channels in the mixer.

Changing Channel Voices

Assigning different instrument voices to mixer channels.

Connections

I/O Connectors Overview

Diagram and list of all input/output ports on the instrument.

Connections (Continued)

Connecting Audio Devices

Using AUX IN and AUX OUT jacks for audio input and output.

Using External Stereo System

Connecting the instrument to external amplifiers or speakers.

Connections (Continued)

Connecting External Monitor

Using VIDEO OUT and RGB OUT for external display output.

Screen Out Settings

Configuring monitor type (NTSC/PAL) and content for external displays.

Connections (Continued)

Connecting Footswitches/Foot Controllers

Connecting and assigning functions to pedals via AUX PEDAL jack.

Connecting Microphones/Guitars

Connecting microphones or guitars via MIC./LINE IN jack.

Connections (Continued)

Connecting USB Devices

Overview of connecting USB flash drives or wireless LAN adaptors.

USB Flash Memory Usage

Precautions, formatting, write-protect, and safe removal of USB flash memory.

Connections (Continued)

Formatting USB Flash Memory

Step-by-step guide to format USB flash memory with the instrument.

Connecting iPhone/iPad

Connecting smart devices via USB TO DEVICE or MIDI terminals.

Connections (Continued)

Connecting to Computer (USB to Host)

Transferring data between instrument and computer via MIDI over USB.

Connecting External MIDI Devices

Using MIDI terminals to connect keyboards, sequencers, etc.

Menu Display Function List

Menu Display Function List

Comprehensive list of menu options, descriptions, and corresponding page numbers.

Menu Display Function List (Continued)

Menu Display Function List (Continued)

Continues the list of menu options, descriptions, and page numbers.

CVP-609 (Grand Piano Type) Assembly

Unpacking and Initial Placement

Steps for unpacking and positioning the main unit safely.

Assembly Safety Precautions

Essential safety guidelines to follow during the assembly process.

CVP-609 (Grand Piano Type) Assembly (Continued)

Attaching Legs and Pedal Box

Instructions for attaching the legs and installing the pedal box.

CVP-609 (Grand Piano Type) Assembly (Continued)

Connecting Power and Adjustments

Connecting the power cord and adjusting floor contact.

Attaching Headphone Hanger

Procedure for attaching the headphone hanger.

Voltage Selector Operation

How to set the voltage selector according to region.

Instrument Transport Guidelines

Safe methods for transporting the assembled instrument.

CVP-609 Assembly

Initial Unit Placement and Attachment

Positioning unit A and attaching units B and C.

CVP-609 Assembly (Continued)

Assembling Main Unit Components

Attaching speaker box, units D, E, and F.

Connecting the Pedal Cord

Procedure for connecting the pedal cord securely.

CVP-609 Assembly (Continued)

Securing Cover and Power Connection

Attaching cover G and plugging in the power cord.

Floor Contact Adjustment

Rotating the adjuster for firm floor contact.

Attaching Headphone Hanger

Installing the headphone hanger with screws.

Voltage Selector

Details on setting the voltage selector for correct operation.

Transporting the Instrument

Guidelines for safe instrument transportation.

CVP-605 Assembly

Attaching Main Assembly Components

Connecting units D, E, C, B, and A for the CVP-605.

CVP-605 Assembly (Continued)

Securing Unit A and Connecting Cords

Securing unit A and connecting pedal/power cords.

Voltage Selector Operation

How to set the voltage selector according to region.

Adjusting Floor Contact

Rotating the adjuster for firm floor contact.

Attaching Headphone Hanger

Installing the headphone hanger with screws.

CVP-605 Assembly (Continued)

Instrument Transport Guidelines

Safe methods for transporting the assembled instrument.

Troubleshooting

Overall Instrument Issues

Common problems like power noise, auto-off, speaker noise, and volume issues.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

File and Display Issues

Problems with files not showing, display errors, and garbled names.

Voice and Style Issues

Troubles with voices not sounding or styles not starting.

Song Playback Issues

Problems with song selection, playback, and notation display.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Song and Microphone Issues

Problems with song display, guide lamps, and microphone input/harmony.

Mixer and Sound Issues

Troubleshooting mixer sound changes and general sound distortion.

Troubleshooting (Continued)

Pedal and AUX Input Issues

Problems with pedals not working or AUX IN sound interruption.

Specifications

Physical Dimensions and Weight

Specifications for size, weight, and finish options.

Control Interface and Pedals

Keyboard type, touch sensitivity, and pedal details.

Display and Panel Features

Specifications for the touch screen, LCD, and panel controls.

Voice and Polyphony Specifications

Details on voice generation technology and polyphony limits.

Specifications (Continued)

Voice and Effect Specifications

Number of voices, effects types, and compatibility details.

Style and Song Specifications

Details on style file formats, fingering, and song capacities.

Specifications (Continued)

Function and Connectivity Specifications

Specifications for registration memory, lessons, connectivity, and storage.

Sound System and Accessories

Details on amplifiers, speakers, included, and optional accessories.

Disposal Information

Electronic Waste Collection and Disposal

Guidelines for proper collection, recycling, and disposal of old equipment.

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