Why are some notes not heard on Yamaha Electronic Keyboard?
If some notes aren't heard when playing many notes at once on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard, it might be because too many keys are pressed simultaneously. The keyboard is polyphonic up to a maximum of 28 notes.
Why Split Point 2 or Accompaniment Split Point cannot be entered on Yamaha PortaTone PSR-220?
Split Point 2 cannot be set lower than the Accompaniment Split Point. Also, the Accompaniment Split Point cannot be set higher than Split Point 2 on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard.
Why does the Yamaha PortaTone PSR-220 Electronic Keyboard sound strange and the display is out?
If the Voices or rhythms sound strange, the display is out, and the panel settings on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard have reverted to default, the battery power may be low. Replace all batteries with new ones of the same type.
What to do if Auto Accompaniment does not function properly on Yamaha Electronic Keyboard?
If the Auto Accompaniment on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard isn't working correctly, and chords in the lower section sound wrong, ensure you're playing in the correct Auto Accompaniment section and using the proper Fingering mode. Also, make sure you are playing chords that the keyboard can recognize.
Why MIDI data cannot be transmitted or received on Yamaha PortaTone PSR-220 Electronic Keyboard?
If MIDI data cannot be transmitted or received by your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard, select another mode (Voice or Style). When the Song or Easy Chord Memory mode is selected, MIDI data cannot be transmitted or received.
What to do if the selected Voice does not sound properly on Yamaha PortaTone PSR-220?
To solve the problem with the selected Voice that does not sound properly on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard, ensure that the Main Voice Volume, Dual Voice Volume, and Split Voice Volume settings are appropriate.
What to do if Accompaniment Style or Song does not sound properly on Yamaha PortaTone PSR-220 Electronic Keyboard?
To solve the problem with the selected Accompaniment Style or Song that does not sound properly on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard, make sure that the Accompaniment Volume or Song Volume is set to an appropriate level.
Why Harmony or Echo effect cannot be used on Yamaha PortaTone PSR-220?
The Harmony/Echo effect cannot be used on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard when the Full Fingering mode is on. Harmony/Echo will automatically be turned off when the Full Fingering mode is selected.
What to do if Harmony effect cannot be heard properly on Yamaha PortaTone PSR-220?
To solve the problem when the Harmony effect cannot be heard properly on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard, make sure that the Harmony Volume is set to an appropriate level.
What to do if cartridge data cannot be selected on Yamaha Electronic Keyboard?
To solve the problem when Cartridge data cannot be selected or properly played back on your Yamaha Electronic Keyboard, make sure that an appropriate Yamaha Music Cartridge is properly inserted into the Cartridge slot. Also, make sure that the electrical contacts on the Cartridge are clean and free from foreign particles. Insert and remove the Cartridge several times, and try the operation again. If the problem persists, clean the contacts with a soft, dry cloth.
General| Voices | 100 |
|---|---|
| Styles | 100 |
| Keys | 61 |
| MIDI | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Type | Portable Keyboard |
| Effects | Reverb, Chorus |
| Connections | Headphones, MIDI In/Out |
| Weight | 5.5 kg |
| Accompaniment | Auto Accompaniment |
| Power Supply | batteries |
Describes AWM technology and 100 Panel/129 GM Voices.
Details Style sections like Intro, Main A/B, Fill-ins, Ending, Jam Track.
Automatically calls up appropriate Voice and effects for selected Styles.
Records chord progressions for custom backing tracks.
Advises on avoiding direct sunlight, heat, humidity, and dust.
Emphasizes protecting from impact, drops, and excessive force on controls.
Instructs to turn off all equipment before connecting/disconnecting cables.
States no user-serviceable parts and directs all servicing to qualified personnel.
Explains running on batteries or optional AC adapter.
Details connecting the optional Yamaha PA-3/3B Power Adaptor.
Instructions for inserting six 1.5-volt size "D" batteries.
Instructions on powering on the instrument.
Guidance on setting the initial volume level.
How to start playback of the Demo Songs.
Accessing detailed settings via Main and Sub Menus.
Indications for keyboard functions like Touch Response, Split, Fingering.
Shows the currently selected mode (Voice, Style, Song, etc.).
Indications for song functions like Repeat Play, Minus One, Guide.
Parameters for the Main Voice mode.
Parameters for the Dual Voice mode.
Parameters for the Split Voice mode.
Parameters for the Style mode.
Parameters for the Song mode.
Parameters for Harmony and Echo effects.
Parameters for MIDI functions.
Parameters for Reverb and other overall controls.
Step-by-step guide to selecting and playing a Main Voice.
Instructions to activate Dual Voice mode.
Instructions to activate Split Voice mode.
How to apply the Chorus effect for a thicker sound.
Explains Harmony and Echo effects.
Steps to turn on Harmony/Echo effect.
Instructions to activate the Reverb effect.
Instructions to activate Touch Response.
Details parameters for Reverb, Tuning, Voice Set, Metronome.
How to enter the Style mode.
How to choose a Style using the numeric keypad.
Using Synchro Start to play a chord and begin accompaniment.
Explains the metronome icon's function during playback.
Instructions to activate Sync-Stop.
Instructions to activate Sync-Stop.
Using the FINGERING button to select modes.
Accessing the Split Point parameter.
How to set the Split Point parameter.
Instructions to activate One Touch Setting.
Steps to select and play songs.
How to select a song for the Guide function.
Choosing which part to be guided.
Activating the Guide function.
Beginning playback with guide lamps.
How to select a song.
Choosing which part to mute.
Activating the Minus One function.
Instructions to activate One Touch Setting in Song mode.
Explains Real-time and Step recording methods.
Choosing a User Song for recording.
Selecting Style and related settings.
Playing chords to record the sequence.
Ending the recording process.
Entering the mode for step recording.
Setting the measure/beat for chord entry.
Playing a chord at the specified position.
Choosing the song for deletion.
Entering the mode to clear songs.
Initiating the song clearing process.
Instructions for inserting a Music Cartridge.
Important warnings and guidelines for handling cartridges.
Entering the Style mode.
Choosing a Style from the cartridge.
Entering the Song mode.
Choosing a Song from the cartridge.
Basic introduction to MIDI concepts.
Location and function of MIDI IN/OUT terminals.
Understanding MIDI channels for communication.
Information on backing up and resetting settings.
How to restore factory preset conditions.
Explanation of polyphony limits.
Detailed list of Panel Voices.
Explanation of GM System Level 1 standard.
Keyboard features like key count and touch response.
Voice capabilities, polyphony, modes.
Style features, fingering modes, sections, controls.
Song features, user songs, playback options.
Warranty coverage for labor.
Warranty coverage for parts.
Responsibilities of the consumer for warranty service.
Conditions under which the warranty is void.
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