What to do if a “USB: OVER CURRENT” message appears on the Yamaha Speakers screen?
If a “USB: OVER CURRENT” message appears on the screen, it indicates that the connection between the product and the USB device has been cut due to excess current flowing to the USB terminal. Remove the USB flash drive from the USB terminal and then turn the power to the product on again.
What to do if my Yamaha Speakers sound is interrupted suddenly?
If the sound from your Yamaha Speakers is suddenly interrupted, it could be due to the protection function being activated because the amplifier became too hot, triggering the mute function. In this case, “MUTED” will appear on the HOME screen, and the [POWER] indicator will flash. To resolve this, reduce the output level, improve ventilation around the rear panel, and shield the rear panel from direct sunlight. The system will recover once the temperature decreases. Alternatively, the speaker units may be damaged. If MUTED is not displayed and there is a signal in the SP Output Meter, contact your Yamaha dealer.
Why is there no sound coming from my Yamaha DZR12 Speakers?
If you're not getting any sound from your Yamaha Speakers, the routing might not be set up correctly. On the HOME screen, check that the signal is routed to SP OUT under ROUTER in the settings, especially if you see a signal in the Input Meter but not in the SP Output Meter. Also, for Dante models, the INPUT level under ROUTER may be too low. Check this setting and increase the level if needed.
How to fix Yamaha DZR12 when there is no sound?
If there is no sound coming from your Yamaha Speakers, check the routing settings. On the HOME screen, if there is a signal in the INPUT meter but no signal in the SP Output Meter, verify if the signal is routed to SP OUT under ROUTER in the settings. Also, if you are using a Dante model, check the INPUT level on the ROUTER screen and raise the level if it is too low.
What to do if the volume becomes low suddenly on my Yamaha Speakers?
If the volume of your Yamaha Speakers suddenly becomes low, the protection function might be active because the amp is too hot, triggering the limiter. If “THERMAL” is displayed on the HOME screen, reduce the output level, improve ventilation around the rear panel, and shield the rear panel from direct sunlight to lower the amplifier temperature.
How to fix Yamaha Speaker System display that goes off after a few moments?
If the display on your Yamaha Speaker System goes off after a few moments, it means the display's protection function is active. To return to the normal display, press either the main knob or the [ ] (back) key.
How to fix Yamaha Speaker System when the power does not come on?
If your Yamaha Speaker System's power does not come on, it might be because the time between turning the power on and off is too short. Wait about 20 seconds after turning the power off before turning it back on again.
Why is the sound interrupted suddenly on my Yamaha Speaker System?
If the sound from your Yamaha Speaker System is suddenly interrupted, this could be due to the protection function activating because the amp became too hot, triggering the mute function. When this happens, MUTED is displayed on the HOME screen, and the [POWER] indicator flashes. To fix this, improve ventilation around the rear panel and shield it from direct sunlight. If MUTED is not displayed and there is a signal in the SP Output Meter, the speaker units might be damaged. Please contact your Yamaha dealer.
What to do if the volume becomes low suddenly on Yamaha DZR12?
If the volume on your Yamaha Speakers suddenly decreases, the protection function might be active because the amp is overheating, which triggers the limiter. If 'THERMAL' is displayed on the HOME screen, improve the ventilation around the rear panel and shield the panel from direct sunlight to prevent the speaker from getting hotter.
Why is there no sound coming from my Yamaha Speaker System?
If you're not getting any sound from your Yamaha Speaker System, first, on the HOME screen, if there is a signal in the INPUT meter but no signal in the SP Output Meter, verify the signal is routed to SP OUT under ROUTER in the settings. Also, if you have a Dante model, check the INPUT level under ROUTER in the settings and raise it if it is too low.
Details the display screen and primary controls like the main knob and back key for operation.
Describes the input and output connectors, including the THRU/DSP OUT switch functionality.
Details the power supply, AC IN jack, and vents for the speaker system.
Explains the Dante etherCON jacks and the meaning of the LINK, 1G, and SYNC status indicators.
Covers fundamental panel operations, including using the main knob and back key for menu navigation.
Provides two methods for resetting the product to default settings, including PIN code recovery.
Details the PRESET screen for recalling, storing, clearing, titling, and protecting sound-related settings.
Details how to configure audio signal routing, including Dante and analog input/output levels.
Explains settings for Dante input levels, sensitivity, and delay compensation for network audio.
Explains how to lock the operating panel and set a PIN code to prevent errors.
Guides on how to set a new PIN code and save it to a USB flash drive for panel lock security.
Describes methods to permanently or temporarily remove the panel lock, including USB flash drive usage.
Explains how to configure Dante network settings like MODE, UNIT ID, LABEL, FS, and LATENCY.
Covers setting up audio patches and assigning unique UNIT IDs for Dante network recognition.
Details network configuration settings such as IP address, Netmask, and Gateway for external control.
Explains how to reset all product settings to their factory defaults.
Guides on updating the product and Dante module firmware using a USB flash drive.
Introduces Dante technology for digital audio transmission over networks and its benefits.
Describes the two primary methods for connecting Dante devices: Daisy Chain and Star networks.
Explains how to configure Dante settings using the DANTE SETUP screen on the product.
Introduces Dante Controller software for configuration and audio routing of Dante networks.
Details how to use Dante Controller for patching and controlling Dante devices.
Outlines features available when integrating with Yamaha TF, CL, and QL series digital mixers.
Provides guidelines for formatting USB flash drives and preventing accidental data erasure.
Offers solutions for common problems like no sound, low volume, and interrupted audio.
Provides troubleshooting steps for display-related issues and panel lock malfunctions.
Details the display screen and primary controls like the main knob and back key for operation.
Describes the input and output connectors, including the THRU/DSP OUT switch functionality.
Details the power supply, AC IN jack, and vents for the speaker system.
Explains the Dante etherCON jacks and the meaning of the LINK, 1G, and SYNC status indicators.
Covers fundamental panel operations, including using the main knob and back key for menu navigation.
Provides two methods for resetting the product to default settings, including PIN code recovery.
Details the PRESET screen for recalling, storing, clearing, titling, and protecting sound-related settings.
Details how to configure audio signal routing, including Dante and analog input/output levels.
Explains settings for Dante input levels, sensitivity, and delay compensation for network audio.
Explains how to lock the operating panel and set a PIN code to prevent errors.
Guides on how to set a new PIN code and save it to a USB flash drive for panel lock security.
Describes methods to permanently or temporarily remove the panel lock, including USB flash drive usage.
Explains how to configure Dante network settings like MODE, UNIT ID, LABEL, FS, and LATENCY.
Covers setting up audio patches and assigning unique UNIT IDs for Dante network recognition.
Details network configuration settings such as IP address, Netmask, and Gateway for external control.
Explains how to reset all product settings to their factory defaults.
Guides on updating the product and Dante module firmware using a USB flash drive.
Introduces Dante technology for digital audio transmission over networks and its benefits.
Describes the two primary methods for connecting Dante devices: Daisy Chain and Star networks.
Explains how to configure Dante settings using the DANTE SETUP screen on the product.
Introduces Dante Controller software for configuration and audio routing of Dante networks.
Details how to use Dante Controller for patching and controlling Dante devices.
Outlines features available when integrating with Yamaha TF, CL, and QL series digital mixers.
Provides guidelines for formatting USB flash drives and preventing accidental data erasure.
Offers solutions for common problems like no sound, low volume, and interrupted audio.
Provides troubleshooting steps for display-related issues and panel lock malfunctions.
General| Amplifier Class | Class D |
|---|---|
| Type | Powered Speaker |
| Maximum SPL | 139 dB SPL |
| LF Driver | 12" Cone |
| HF Driver | 1.4-inch compression driver |
| Coverage Angle | 90° x 60° |
| Weight | 21.4 kg |
| I/O Connectors | XLR |
| Pole Socket | 35 mm |
| Power Rating | 2000W |
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