Disklavier

This time of year being heating season, many homes are very dry and static 
electricity is generated just by walking across your carpeting.  If you go 
to turn on your DKV and miss the rubber button, and touch the metal side of 
your control box instead, the static charge can do some strange things to 
your DKV.  The most common one seems to be that your grand piano now thinks 
it's an upright.

Turn off the DKV and unplug it from the wall.  Wait at least 15 minutes.  
Plug it in and turn it back on and see if you still have the problem.

If the problem is still there, turn off the DKV.  Now turn it back on, but 
this time hold down the L and R buttons while you power up.  The control box 
should say Test Mode. Push the Yes button once.  The control box should say 
CTRL SHEET. Push the fast forward button (>>) once.  The first line tells 
you what version of the  software you have installed and when it came out.  
The second line is the important one.  It should read 
55RCD/ENG/REC/GP/S/DB51  The GP is the piano type.  If it says UP instead, 
the piano thinks it is an upright, and you need to push the YES button as 
many times as it takes to change it to GP.  If the S is not present, then 
the piano does not think it has a Silent Mode, so you need to push the 
[RECORD] to select S.  Now turn off the DKV and turn it back on in normal 
fashion.

If this does not help, call your Disklavier Technician.

Carol Beigel

>From: "akeithh27615" <keithh@...>
>Reply-To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [disklavier] DC2 Keys difficult to depress
>Date: Sun, 24 Feb 2002 00:31:53 -0000
>
>I have a new DC2 and have been playing it w/o a problem until today.
>After switching to Silent mode (something I have done several time
>w/o a problem) all keys now feel like they are difficult to depress.
>I have switched back and forth between silent and not, but the
>problem still exists.
>
>Recorded music barely moves the keys also.  I did notice that if I
>depress 1 key and hold it, any other key feels correct.
>
>Anyone have suggestions on correcting this?  Does anyone know how to
>run the Diagnostics?
>
>
>Thanks,
>Keith
>


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