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If you see the message 'USB device overcurrent error' and the USB device isn't responding, it means communication with the USB device has been stopped because too much current is going to the USB device. To fix this, disconnect the device from the USB [TO DEVICE] terminal and then turn the power of the instrument back on.
General| Type | Digital Piano |
|---|---|
| Number of Keys | 88 |
| Polyphony | 256 |
| Voices | 36 |
| Key Tops | Synthetic Ivory and Ebony |
| Pedals | Sostenuto, Soft |
| Sound Engine | Bösendorfer Imperial |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus, DSP |
| Display | LCD (128 x 64 dots) |
| Connectivity | Headphones (2), MIDI (IN/OUT) |
| Included Accessories | Owner's Manual |
| Key Action | NWX (Natural Wood X) keyboard with escapement |
| Speakers | 2 x (16cm + 8cm + 2.5cm (dome)) |
Ensure local AC voltage matches instrument specifications for safe operation.
Details on FCC regulations, modifications, and interference guidelines for US users.
Instructions for correctly wiring the mains lead according to UK color codes.
Explains graphical symbols indicating electrical shock hazards and important instructions.
Information on battery disposal and environmental considerations for product end-of-life.
Comprehensive list of safety guidelines to prevent injury and damage.
Specific warnings regarding power cord handling, voltage, and electrical hazards.
Instructions on avoiding damage from water, fire, and abnormalities during operation.
Precautions against physical injury, damage to instrument or property from improper use.
Guidelines for safe assembly, placement, and handling of the instrument.
Important notices regarding instrument handling, maintenance, and saving data.
Information on manual usage, copyrights, and bundled data content.
Lists items provided with the instrument, such as manuals, power cord, and bench.
Describes the various manuals and online materials available for the instrument.
Details on piano sound quality, keyboard touch, and resonance features.
Information on built-in songs for listening and practice, including lesson songs.
Features like rhythms, recording capabilities, and MIDI/Audio song playback.
Overview of the instrument's control panel layout and terminal locations.
Initial steps for setting up the instrument, including power connection and opening the key cover.
Instructions for powering the instrument on/off and information on digital piano tuning.
How to unfold, fold, raise, and lower the music rest for sheet music.
How to use music braces to hold pages and operate the piano lid safely.
Adjusting the overall volume and using Intelligent Acoustic Control for sound quality.
How to connect headphones, use the Stereophonic Optimizer, and hang headphones.
Explanation of damper, sostenuto, and soft pedal functions, including half-pedal techniques.
Introduces the three main functions (Voice, Song, Demo) and detailed settings access.
How to select instrument sounds using panel buttons and the Voice List display.
How to listen to demonstration songs that showcase instrument Voice and Piano characteristics.
How to layer two different instrument sounds for richer textures.
How to assign different sounds to the left and right hand sections of the keyboard.
How to activate and adjust the built-in metronome for practice tempo.
Differentiates between MIDI and Audio song data formats and their usage.
How to mute specific parts (right/left hand) of a MIDI song for focused practice.
How to select and play along with the instrument's built-in rhythm patterns.
Introduces MIDI and Audio recording methods and specific techniques.
How to record right-hand, left-hand, and other parts separately for complex arrangements.
Instructions for recording MIDI performances directly to a USB flash memory device.
Explains file operations like delete, copy, move, convert, and rename for song files.
Identifies the various terminals and jacks on the instrument for connectivity.
Important safety and usage precautions when connecting USB devices.
How to connect to computers via USB MIDI and external MIDI devices.
Guide for connecting Apple devices via USB or MIDI terminals.
Steps to scan for and connect to wireless networks using the instrument.
How to navigate menus and adjust various instrument settings for enhanced performance.
Detailed explanation of Voice Menu parameters like VRM, Reverb, Chorus, and Balance.
Options for controlling song playback, track muting, repeat functions, and volume balance.
How to set metronome volume, tempo, bell sounds, and rhythm playback options.
Options for controlling MIDI recording start/end behavior and rhythm recording.
Adjustments for Transpose, Tuning, Scale Tune, and Base Note for the entire instrument.
Controls for keyboard touch, pedal functions, pitch bend range, and sound brilliance.
Options for USB formatting, backup, speaker output, and contrast adjustment.
Procedures for loading backup files or resetting the instrument to factory defaults.
Comprehensive list of available instrument Voices with detailed descriptions and features.
Catalog of 50 Piano Songs and 303 Lesson Songs with composer information.
Categorized list of rhythm patterns available on the instrument for accompaniment.
Explains various system messages encountered during operation for troubleshooting.
Lists common issues with the instrument and provides possible causes and solutions.
Safety guidelines and checks to perform after assembling the instrument.
Detailed instructions for assembling the CLP-585 model, including part identification.
Detailed instructions for assembling the CLP-575 model, including part identification.
Detailed instructions for assembling the CLP-545 and CLP-535 models.
Instructions for assembling the CLP-565GP and positioning the main unit.
Technical specifications for dimensions, weight, keyboard, and controls across models.
Technical details on Voices, Effects, Song capabilities, storage, and connectivity options.
