Yamaha D-85 - Troubleshooting Common Issues; Electrical Troubleshooting; Operational Troubleshooting

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To Obtain Maximum Enjoyment
from Your D-85
HEADPHONES (3909 Imp Monaural)
A set of Yamaha headphones (optional) can be
plugged into the HEADPHONE jack under the key-
board. With the headphones connected, the speakers
are automatically shut off, allowing you to play or
practice at any volume level without disturbing any-
one.
EXP. IN (47kQ Imp)
This
jack
accepts
any
other
sound
sources
(i.e.,
Guitar,
Synthesizer,
etc.)
and
reproduces
them
through
the
Electone
speakers.
Note:
The
output
lever
of
the
sound
source
will
be
control-
led by the expression pedal.
Input signal levers should be approzimately 2Vp-p.
AUX OUT (4702 Imp)
For recording, connect the AUX OUT jack with the
tape deck’s LINE IN jack. Control the recording
levels on the tape deck.
AUX IN (18kQ Imp)
For playback, connect the AUX IN jack with the tape
deck’s LINE OUT jack. Control the playback levels
on the tape deck.
Note: Signal sources routed via the AUX IN jack are not
affected by the expression pedal.
TONE CABINET CONNECTORS
If additional dynamic range or sound dispersion is
found to be desirable, amplified tone cabinets can be
connected. The 13-pin and 11-pin connectors are
used exclusively for YAMAHA Tone Cabinets. The
new type tone cabinet has an electronic tremolo-
effect device built in. It can deliver a tremolo/chorus
effect respectively to the flute and orchestra tones on
the upper/lower keyboards.
estie (11-pin socket) : This connector is used when
employing a fgslie tone cabinet.
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