Disklavier

There are maintenance modes on the DKC-850. However on my piano it messes up the settings making the piano play really soft and not usable. I have to hook up my old controller to fix and haven't ran the routines again. Might try again when they upgrade the firmware to see if it has been improved. 


--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "kassey22000" <kassey22000@...> wrote:
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> A good question!   Because I wanted the maintenance and calibration features and the better volume control plus the ability to play XP (pro song files), I ended up using both the original MarkII XG Pro controller box as master and the DKC-850 box as slave.  This gives me much better control over the instrument. The only thing I loose is D-Radio, but it's an easy cable swap and one "setup selection" on the 850 and I'm back in business for internet radio (if I want it, and frankly I'm not that impressed with it yet).  Also, I believe the Disklavier Tech Rep told me that there wasn't any self-test/maintenance modes for the 850 like there are with the prior controller units that came with our Disklavier.  Any confirmation on that Bill?  
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> --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "nehs1975" <nehs1975@> wrote:
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> > Apologize if this topic is already beaten up.  I know that we need to keep our original piano controller in order to better setup the calibration table even if the DKC-850 has replaced it.  With my piano's original controller, you can also manually assign velocity level on individual keys.
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> > Question:  is the manual key velocity adjustment feature available on the DKC-850's maintenance mode?  I ask this question because if it is there, then I can simply adjust the key calibration while the DKC-850 is attached (no need to switch boxes).  I've done this with success on my original box which allowed the piano to respond better.
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> > Thanks again!
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