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General| RMS rated power | 5 W |
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| Number of speakers | 2 |
| Metronome tempo range | 32 - 280 bpm |
| Music memory capacity (songs) | 10 |
| Reverberation effects quantity | 4 |
| Keys quantity | 61 keys |
| Headphone outputs | 1 |
| Product color | Black |
| Power consumption (max) | 20 W |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 259 mm |
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| Width | 1036 mm |
| Height | 105 mm |
| Weight | 4500 g |
Information on battery types, installation, and safety precautions for correct usage and disposal.
Guidance on the disposal of damaged products according to local regulations.
Indicates the location of the name plate for recording model and serial numbers.
Warning against modifying the unit, which may void FCC authorization and affect performance.
Instruction to use high-quality shielded cables and follow installation for FCC compliance.
Statement on compliance with FCC Part 15 for Class B digital devices and interference mitigation.
Critical safety warnings regarding electrical shock, water exposure, and fire hazards.
Precautions for safe battery installation, handling, and electrical connections to prevent injury or damage.
Actions to take if the instrument malfunctions, including turning off power and seeking service.
Guidelines for handling, maintenance, and cleaning to prevent product damage and ensure longevity.
Details on copyrights, function data, and notes about the manual's content.
Information on power options, recommending the AC adaptor for environmental and resource reasons.
Step-by-step instructions for connecting and using the AC power adaptor safely and correctly.
Instructions for inserting and replacing batteries, emphasizing correct polarity and battery type.
Guide to connecting headphones or audio devices to the PHONES/OUTPUT jack for monitoring or external output.
Instructions for connecting a footswitch or foot pedal to the SUSTAIN jack for sustain functionality.
Procedure for turning the instrument's power on and off, including standby function.
Explanation of the Auto Power Off function, which conserves power by turning off the instrument automatically.
Instructions on how to attach the music rest to the instrument for convenient music viewing.
Description of the MASTER VOLUME dial for adjusting the overall sound level.
Details on the STANDBY/ON switch for turning the instrument's power on or off.
Explanation of the DEMO button for playing Voice and Piano Demo Songs.
Function of the METRONOME ON/OFF button for activating and deactivating the metronome.
Description of the VOICE buttons used to select instrument sounds.
Explanation of TEMPO and BEAT buttons for adjusting metronome and demo song tempo.
Function of the VARIATION button for selecting different Voice variations.
Details on the SUSTAIN jack for connecting pedals for sound sustain.
Explanation of MIDI IN/OUT terminals for connecting external MIDI devices.
Function of the PHONES/OUTPUT jack for headphones and external audio output.
Description of the DC IN jack for connecting the power adaptor.
Step-by-step guide on how to select different instrument sounds (Voices) using the Voice buttons.
Instructions on using the MASTER VOLUME dial to set the desired listening level during performance.
Guide to combining two Voices simultaneously to create a thicker, layered sound.
Instructions for shifting the pitch of Voice 1 and Voice 2 up or down in octave steps.
Procedure for adjusting the volume balance between two Voices when using Dual mode.
Instructions on how to change the currently playing Voice Demo Song during playback.
Guide to setting the beat (time signature) for the metronome using specific keys or buttons.
Instructions on how to adjust the tempo of the metronome, including resetting to default.
Method for entering a specific two or three-digit tempo number using keyboard keys.
Instructions on how to adjust the volume of the metronome sound using specific keys.
Explanation of the reverb effect and how to select different reverb types and adjust depth.
Procedure for selecting one of four reverb types (Room, Hall1, Hall2, Stage) using specific keys.
Guide to adjusting the depth of the reverb effect for the selected Voice using specific keys.
Instructions on how to transpose the keyboard's pitch up or down to match other instruments or vocal ranges.
Guide to fine-tuning the instrument's pitch in small increments for precise tuning with other audio sources.
Explanation of touch sensitivity settings and how to adjust them for different playing styles.
Procedure for selecting one of four touch sensitivity types (Fixed, Soft, Medium, Hard).
Instructions on how to disable the Auto Power Off function to prevent the instrument from turning off automatically.
Guide to re-enabling the Auto Power Off function after it has been disabled.
Instructions for connecting external MIDI devices using MIDI cables to the IN/OUT terminals.
Explanation of MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) and its role in data transmission.
Overview of MIDI functions for transmitting performance data between MIDI devices.
Diagram and explanation for connecting the instrument to another MIDI device for data exchange.
Guide for connecting the instrument to a computer via a USB-MIDI interface for data transfer.
Parameter to specify the MIDI channel for transmitting data from the instrument.
Parameter to specify the MIDI channel for receiving data by the instrument.
Setting to enable or disable Local Control, affecting internal sound playback and MIDI transmission.
Setting to enable or disable Program Change for managing program number reception and transmission.
Setting to enable or disable Control Change for managing control data reception and transmission.
Troubleshooting steps for when the instrument fails to power on, checking connections and batteries.
Solutions for noise issues, including checking batteries, AC adaptor, and potential interference.
Steps to resolve low volume or no sound, checking volume settings, headphones, and Local Control.
Causes and solutions for distorted sound, relating to batteries, volume, or manganese batteries.
Troubleshooting for the sustain pedal not working, checking pedal connection.
Explanation for unusual pitch or tone in certain ranges, noting it as normal due to sampling algorithms.
Explanation for unexpected power off, likely due to the Auto Power Off function, and how to disable it.
Details on the physical dimensions (width, height, depth) and weight of the NP-31 and NP-11 models.
Specifications related to the keyboard, including number of keys, touch response, and key type.
Information about the panel features, including language options.
Details on the instrument's voices, including tone generation technology, polyphony, and number of presets.
Information on available effects, including reverb types and dual function.
Overview of instrument functions such as Metronome, Tempo, Transpose, and Tuning.
Details on connectivity options including DC/IN, Headphones, Sustain Pedal, and MIDI terminals.
Specifications for the amplifiers and speakers, including output power and dimensions.
Information on power supply requirements, including adaptor specifications and power consumption.
List of accessories that are included with the instrument, such as manuals and music rests.
Information for customers in the European Economic Area and Switzerland regarding product warranty and service.
Contact information for Yamaha representatives in North America.
Contact information for Yamaha representatives in Central and South America.
Contact information for Yamaha representatives across various European countries.
Contact information for Yamaha representatives in Africa.
Contact information for Yamaha representatives in various Asian countries.
Contact information for Yamaha representatives in Oceania.
Contact details for Yamaha Corporation's Head Office.
Details on Yamaha's warranty coverage for repair or replacement of defective products, excluding specific damages.
Procedure for obtaining warranty service, including contacting dealers and authorized service centers.
Information on limitations of implied warranties and exclusion of incidental or consequential damages.
Note regarding standby power status when the instrument is connected to an outlet.
Information in German on the environmentally sound disposal of used batteries within Germany.
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