Hi Peter, To change Japanese to English on the MX100A and MX100B is done on the CPU board itself, not from the control unit. As I remember there are a bank of 4 or 5 DIP switches on the board. One of them changes the language. I am in the car driving to the Monterey Jazz Festival to do a DisklavierTV broadcast. When I get to my hotel this evening I will look in my technical archives to see which DIP switch needs to be flipped. I will let you know. Bill Sent from my iPad On Sep 18, 2013, at 12:58 PM, Peter maher <peter.maher35@...> wrote: > Hi, > > I own the above piano and the CPU failed some time ago. With the great help of a specialist supplier I managed to obtain another unit. > This is not a new unit, yamaha can't or won't supply them, I guess the instrument is too old,for them, it's 20 years old. > > Unfortunately, because this replacement CPU came from a Japanese piano, the display is naturally in Japanese letters that I can't read, not speaking the language! > > I understand that it's possible to reset the piano from the control panel on the front, into English. > > Does anyone out there have any idea if this is possible and if it is? How do I do it? > > Thanks guys if you have any ideas. > > Peter. > > PS. I'm guessing Carol will know! > >
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Re: [disklavier] MX100B Yamaha upright piano
2013-09-18 by Bill Gmail
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