Disklavier

Can anyone please share with me how to upload personal JPEGs into the 
tablet?  I read the manual which suggested a "network" connection 
through the I/O center.  I'm assuming there has to be an easier 
way...i.e., USB port, etc.

Thanks

Re: Mark IV Connecting a computer to the I/O center

Yes, I have added pictures to my tablet  ... do you have a tablet for your
Mark IV?

I added the photos (in jpeg format with file extension .jpg)  wirelessly. I have a Mac with a 
wireless airport network.  

Look for a network called "DVK##### " ( where ##### are numbers) and click on that 
network to connect to.  On a Mac that network icon appears on my desktop and then I 
click on it to open it up and then see a folder called "My Picture".  Not sure how you 
connect and such for PC, but would suspect it is similar.

Note: When connecting allow 10 minutes or so for the DSK #####  to show up as the 
network to connect to and then the "Picture Folder"  should appear on the Macintosh 
desktop and drag jpeg files into it.

I was told by technical help at Yamaha that this is the only thing you can put
on the hard drive as they don't want anyone messing up the system, so you don't have 
access to transferring midi files as yet.  The ability to wirelessly download upgrades to the 
system of the Mark IV is  future development as well. Currently the wireless network is 
there, for jpeg transfer ONLY, but the folders that contain system and midis are protected 
now to prevent people accidently erasing info. They will set up some sort of temp folder to 
transfer the midis bought online and password to add these to your hard drive ..... The 
disklavier has an underlying Linux system computer onboard.

I originally was going to try to use the cable to cable connection using a
cross-over ethernet cable, but it does not work and the technician verified that was true. 
It is much easier to go wireless than hook up cables anyway.  

I did have problems with uploads from my Mac as the jpeg files on my Mac had hidden 
files for data called metadata and this I believe somehow caused the tablet to view these 
hidden files as "blank pictures" for every jpeg file that I had.  Which was annoying to say 
the least.  I finally got about 10 jpeg photos transferred successfully with only one blank 
picture.  I can live with that.  I don't believe that jpeg file structure on a PC will result in 
any problems. 

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Hope this helps
-Joan---




 In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "mimibighead" <TCHEN93816@...> wrote:

>
> Can anyone please share with me how to upload personal JPEGs into the 
> tablet?  I read the manual which suggested a "network" connection 
> through the I/O center.  I'm assuming there has to be an easier 
> way...i.e., USB port, etc.
> 
> Thanks
>

Thanks.  I was able (in Windows) to "network" my computer wirelessly 
to the DK; however, I couldn't figure out how to "open" the Pictures 
Folder or access the DK.  I looked in My Computer but couldn't see 
anything. 
Anyone with some Windows expertise to help my upload JPEGs 
wirelessly?
TC


--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "jheitzeb1" <jheitzeb1@...> wrote:
>
> Re: Mark IV Connecting a computer to the I/O center
> 
> Yes, I have added pictures to my tablet  ... do you have a tablet 
for your
> Mark IV?
> 
> I added the photos (in jpeg format with file extension .jpg)  
wirelessly. I have a Mac with a 
> wireless airport network.  
> 
> Look for a network called "DVK##### " ( where ##### are numbers) 
and click on that 
> network to connect to.  On a Mac that network icon appears on my 
desktop and then I 
> click on it to open it up and then see a folder called "My 
Picture".  Not sure how you 
> connect and such for PC, but would suspect it is similar.
> 
> Note: When connecting allow 10 minutes or so for the DSK #####  to 
show up as the 
> network to connect to and then the "Picture Folder"  should appear 
on the Macintosh 
> desktop and drag jpeg files into it.
> 
> I was told by technical help at Yamaha that this is the only thing 
you can put
> on the hard drive as they don't want anyone messing up the system, 
so you don't have 
> access to transferring midi files as yet.  The ability to 
wirelessly download upgrades to the 
> system of the Mark IV is  future development as well. Currently 
the wireless network is 
> there, for jpeg transfer ONLY, but the folders that contain system 
and midis are protected 
> now to prevent people accidently erasing info. They will set up 
some sort of temp folder to 
> transfer the midis bought online and password to add these to your 
hard drive ..... The 
> disklavier has an underlying Linux system computer onboard.
> 
> I originally was going to try to use the cable to cable connection 
using a
> cross-over ethernet cable, but it does not work and the technician 
verified that was true. 
> It is much easier to go wireless than hook up cables anyway.  
> 
> I did have problems with uploads from my Mac as the jpeg files on 
my Mac had hidden 
> files for data called metadata and this I believe somehow caused 
the tablet to view these 
> hidden files as "blank pictures" for every jpeg file that I had.  
Which was annoying to say 
> the least.  I finally got about 10 jpeg photos transferred 
successfully with only one blank 
> picture.  I can live with that.  I don't believe that jpeg file 
structure on a PC will result in 
> any problems. 
> 
> If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
> 
> Hope this helps
> -Joan---
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "mimibighead" <TCHEN93816@> wrote:
> >
> > Can anyone please share with me how to upload personal JPEGs 
into the 
> > tablet?  I read the manual which suggested a "network" 
connection 

> > through the I/O center.  I'm assuming there has to be an easier 
> > way...i.e., USB port, etc.
> > 
> > Thanks
> >
>

Did you just try dragging a jpg file into the Picture Folder on your desktop?

-Joan


--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "mimibighead" <TCHEN93816@...> wrote:

>
> Thanks.  I was able (in Windows) to "network" my computer wirelessly 
> to the DK; however, I couldn't figure out how to "open" the Pictures 
> Folder or access the DK.  I looked in My Computer but couldn't see 
> anything. 
> Anyone with some Windows expertise to help my upload JPEGs 
> wirelessly?
> TC
> 
> 
> --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "jheitzeb1" <jheitzeb1@> wrote:
> >
> > Re: Mark IV Connecting a computer to the I/O center
> > 
> > Yes, I have added pictures to my tablet  ... do you have a tablet 
> for your
> > Mark IV?
> > 
> > I added the photos (in jpeg format with file extension .jpg)  
> wirelessly. I have a Mac with a 
> > wireless airport network.  
> > 
> > Look for a network called "DVK##### " ( where ##### are numbers) 
> and click on that 
> > network to connect to.  On a Mac that network icon appears on my 
> desktop and then I 
> > click on it to open it up and then see a folder called "My 
> Picture".  Not sure how you 
> > connect and such for PC, but would suspect it is similar.
> > 
> > Note: When connecting allow 10 minutes or so for the DSK #####  to 
> show up as the 
> > network to connect to and then the "Picture Folder"  should appear 
> on the Macintosh 
> > desktop and drag jpeg files into it.
> > 
> > I was told by technical help at Yamaha that this is the only thing 
> you can put
> > on the hard drive as they don't want anyone messing up the system, 
> so you don't have 
> > access to transferring midi files as yet.  The ability to 
> wirelessly download upgrades to the 
> > system of the Mark IV is  future development as well. Currently 
> the wireless network is 
> > there, for jpeg transfer ONLY, but the folders that contain system 
> and midis are protected 
> > now to prevent people accidently erasing info. They will set up 
> some sort of temp folder to 
> > transfer the midis bought online and password to add these to your 
> hard drive ..... The 
> > disklavier has an underlying Linux system computer onboard.
> > 
> > I originally was going to try to use the cable to cable connection 
> using a
> > cross-over ethernet cable, but it does not work and the technician 
> verified that was true. 
> > It is much easier to go wireless than hook up cables anyway.  
> > 
> > I did have problems with uploads from my Mac as the jpeg files on 
> my Mac had hidden 
> > files for data called metadata and this I believe somehow caused 
> the tablet to view these 
> > hidden files as "blank pictures" for every jpeg file that I had.  
> Which was annoying to say 
> > the least.  I finally got about 10 jpeg photos transferred 
> successfully with only one blank 
> > picture.  I can live with that.  I don't believe that jpeg file 
> structure on a PC will result in 
> > any problems. 
> > 
> > If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
> > 
> > Hope this helps
> > -Joan---
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
> >  In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "mimibighead" <TCHEN93816@> wrote:
> > >
> > > Can anyone please share with me how to upload personal JPEGs 
> into the 
> > > tablet?  I read the manual which suggested a "network" 
> connection 
> > > through the I/O center.  I'm assuming there has to be an easier 
> > > way...i.e., USB port, etc.
> > > 
> > > Thanks
> > >
> >
>