What to do if Yamaha RIVAGE PM10 shows M1 [ERR P01] POWER A OFF?
If your Yamaha Music Mixer displays the error 'M1 [ERR P01] POWER A OFF', it means power is not being supplied from power supply unit A. Ensure that the power switch on power supply unit A is turned on and that the power cord is properly connected to both the unit and power supply unit A.
What to do if Yamaha Music Mixer shows M1 [ERR P02] POWER B OFF?
If your Yamaha Music Mixer displays the error 'M1 [ERR P02] POWER B OFF', it indicates that power is not being supplied from power supply unit B. Make sure the power switch on power supply unit B is turned on, and that the power cord is connected to both the unit and power supply unit B.
What to do if Yamaha RIVAGE PM10 Music Mixer shows M1[ERR T12] TWINLANe T V B OP IP?
If the Yamaha Music Mixer displays the error 'M1[ERR T12] TWINLANe T V B OP IP', it means that the optical transceiver module is faulty. First, ensure that the cable is securely inserted. If the issue persists, use a commercially available cleaning tool for fiber optics to clean both ends of the cable and the connectors on the card. As a next step, try changing to a different cable. If the problem continues after trying these steps, have the unit checked by an authorized technician.
What causes M1[ERR T0*] TWINLANe WRONG LOOP error on Yamaha RIVAGE PM10 Music Mixer?
If your Yamaha Music Mixer displays the error 'M1[ERR T0*] TWINLANe WRONG LOOP', it indicates that the fiber optic cable is not connected properly. Check the cable connection to resolve this issue.
How to adjust screen brightness on Yamaha RIVAGE PM10?
If the indicators or LCD on the front panel of your Yamaha Music Mixer are too dark or too bright, you can adjust the brightness using the setting parameter accessed via the [MENU] key.
What to do if Yamaha RIVAGE PM10 Music Mixer shows [ERR P01] POWER A OFF?
If the Yamaha Music Mixer displays '[ERR P01] POWER A OFF', it means power is not being supplied from power supply unit A. To resolve this, ensure that the power switch on power supply unit A is turned on and that the power cord is properly connected to both the unit and power supply unit A.
What to do if Yamaha Music Mixer shows [ERR P02] POWER B OFF?
If the Yamaha Music Mixer displays '[ERR P02] POWER B OFF', this indicates that power is not being supplied from power supply unit B. You should verify that the power switch on power supply unit B is turned on, and that the power cord is connected to the unit and power supply unit B.
What to do if Yamaha RIVAGE PM10 Music Mixer shows [ERR T12] TWINLANe T V B OP IP?
If the Yamaha Music Mixer displays '[ERR T12] TWINLANe T V B OP IP', it indicates an error with the optical transceiver module on the HY256-TL. First, ensure the cable is securely inserted. If the issue persists, use a fiber optic cleaning tool to clean both ends of the cable and the connectors on the card. Try using a different cable. If these steps don't resolve the problem, have the unit checked by an authorized technician, although this error should not affect the unit's operation. Contact your Yamaha dealer for assistance.
How to troubleshoot Yamaha RIVAGE PM10 when power does not turn on?
If your Yamaha Music Mixer is not turning on, first ensure that all power switches are in the ON position. Also, check that the AC power cords are securely connected. If it still does not turn on, it is recommended to contact your Yamaha dealer for further assistance.
What to do if Yamaha Music Mixer shows [ERR C11] LOW BATT?
If the Yamaha Music Mixer displays '[ERR C11] LOW BATT', it means the backup battery voltage is down to 2.8V. You should immediately contact your Yamaha dealer and have qualified Yamaha service personnel replace the backup battery.
General| Type | Digital Mixing Console |
|---|---|
| Sampling Rate | 96 kHz |
| Bit Depth | 24-bit |
| Talkback | Yes |
| MADI | Yes |
| EQ Bands | 4-band PEQ |
| Effects | Built-in Effects Processing |
| Word Clock | In/Out |
| Power | AC100-240V 50/60Hz |
| Processing | DSP |
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Connectivity | Ethernet |
| Channels | 144 |
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