To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Yamaha Musical Instrument make a click or pop sound when turning on/off?
The click or pop sound your Yamaha Musical Instrument makes when turning on or off is normal. It's caused by electrical current flowing into the instrument and is no cause for concern.
What to do if the pop-up display does not open on my Yamaha Musical Instrument?
If the pop-up display on your Yamaha Musical Instrument does not open, check if the [DISPLAY HOLD] lamp is lit. If it is, press the [DISPLAY HOLD] button to turn the lamp off.
General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Touch Sensitivity | Yes |
| Styles | 100 |
| Display | LCD |
| Headphones | 2 |
| AUX Out | Yes |
| AUX In | Yes |
| Foot Controller | Yes |
| Footswitch | Yes |
| Sound Source | AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Recorder | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB to Host |
| MIDI | In/Out |
| Amplifiers | 20W |
| Keyboard | 88-key Graded Hammer |
| Polyphony | 32 |
| Speakers | 12cm x 2 |
Overview of the main features and capabilities of the Yamaha Clavinova CVP-94/92 keyboard.
Instructions for setting up the instrument, including the music stand, key cover, power, and headphones.
Guide on how to access and use the instrument's built-in help system for explanations.
Instructions on how to activate and use the demonstration playback feature of the instrument.
Detailed steps on how to select and choose from the instrument's extensive voice library.
Instructions for playing two different voices simultaneously in a layered sound.
Guide on how to assign different voices to the left and right sections of the keyboard.
Guide on choosing and applying various musical styles for automatic accompaniment.
How to use the auto accompaniment feature with different chord input methods.
Guide on creating, recording, and saving original accompaniment styles.
How to save and recall complete panel setups for quick access to preferred settings.
Instructions for playing back recorded songs and songs from disks.
Comprehensive guide to recording your own musical performances to floppy disks or internal memory.
Settings related to keyboard performance, including tune, transpose, and touch response.
Operations related to disk management, including formatting, copying, deleting, and transforming files.
Settings for MIDI communication, including channel transmission and local control.
How to set up backup for various parameter groups to retain settings.
Description of the various input and output terminals available on the instrument.
Instructions for establishing a direct connection to Macintosh and IBM-PC/AT computers.
