Disklavier

It did its random note thing again this holiday so I rebooted it and left 
it on - connected through a surge protector (still plan to buy a UPS once 
there is consensus on the technical requirements to protect from 
lightning). There was no problem - as long as you left it on and simply 
woke it up when ready to play. BTW, I was wrong, it was not "F" but "F#" 
below middle C. Also, I don't think it has anything to do with 
recalibration. It is the only note misbehaving.
Bob

At 04:23 PM 7/3/2005, you wrote:
>I also spoke to the dealer where I am purchasing the DC3M4t regarding
>the offkey/off harmony issue you were all describing.
>
>I was told that should the piano go off, there is a self
>diagnostic/recalibration command on the unit itself. Something about
>holding two buttons on boot that will reallign the system and reset
>the software's synthesizing process. I was then told that I will get
>that information when the piano is delivered as the tech can help
>show me should the problem arise.
>
>I am guessing that the sales person doesn't know which keys to push
>to get that to take place. But the tech might. When I find out, I
>will let you all know. If you all find out before hand =) would love
>to know before delivery =)
>
>Thanx ALL!
>
>oh. about the UPCs for the disklavier, does it differ between the
>ones rated for entertainment systems and for computers? which are you
>all using? I would think the ones for computers would be more
>applicable, but the tech @ compusa said that he would use the
>entertainment system versions since it has AVR automatic voltage
>regulators, to prevent burnouts and over-voltage. Wouldn't you think
>that computer UPC have that too? not sure which I should buy so that
>I can protect my investments.
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