Disklavier wireless signal weak
2007-02-18 by dmacphee2001
the palm device I use for the dislavier looses signal several feet away. Just wondering if this is normal? I do have wireless in the house, can that be interfering with it?
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Disklavier wireless signal weak
Re: Disklavier wireless signal weak
2007-02-22 by Adrian Thomas
--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "dmacphee2001" <dmmacphee@...> wrote: > > the palm device I use for the dislavier looses signal several feet > away. Just wondering if this is normal? I do have wireless in the > house, can that be interfering with it? > The signal from your PRC-100 to the Disklavier can be affected by a variety of other devices, such as other wireless networks, remote alarm/central heating controls, cordless telephones etc. Even AWACS share the same frequency band. While you can't do much about passings AWACS, you could try to move any other suspect devices further away from the piano. You can also change channels on the Disklavier. If you look at the I/O centre, you'll see a row of red LEDs on one side. To the right of these are 2 banks of dip switches, labelled 0 to 7, from right to left (see picture in the photo section on yahoo groups). Switches 4 & 5 set the wireless channel. The switches are OFF in the down position, ON in the up position. the channels are as follows : Switches 4 & 5 OFF - channel 5 Switch 4 OFF, 5 ON - channel 1 Switch 4 ON, 5 OFF - channel 10 Switch 4 ON, 5 ON - channel 11.
Re: [disklavier] Re: Disklavier wireless signal weak
2007-02-22 by Alan Chapman
The advice given by Adrian is correct - but should be the 5th step of the process of keeping your PDA connected to the Disklavier. It is possible to change the channel and still have many different connection issues that need to be addressed - so it is necessary to check 4 other situations before changing the channel of the DKV. There is a 20 minute DVD available to your local dealers that will walk any person through the 5 steps of keeping the DKV connected to the remote. Check with your local dealer if you are having problems - if they do not have the DVD they can contact Kimberly Knight @ Yamaha to receive additional copies.
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--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "dmacphee2001" ..> wrote:
>
> the palm device I use for the dislavier looses signal several feet
> away. Just wondering if this is normal? I do have wireless in the
> house, can that be interfering with it?
>
The signal from your PRC-100 to the Disklavier can be affected by a
variety of other devices, such as other wireless networks, remote
alarm/central heating controls, cordless telephones etc. Even AWACS
share the same frequency band.
While you can't do much about passings AWACS, you could try to move any
other suspect devices further away from the piano. You can also change
channels on the Disklavier.
If you look at the I/O centre, you'll see a row of red LEDs on one
side. To the right of these are 2 banks of dip switches, labelled 0 to
7, from right to left (see picture in the photo section on yahoo
groups). Switches 4 & 5 set the wireless channel. The switches are OFF
in the down position, ON in the up position. the channels are as
follows :
Switches 4 & 5 OFF - channel 5
Switch 4 OFF, 5 ON - channel 1
Switch 4 ON, 5 OFF - channel 10
Switch 4 ON, 5 ON - channel 11.
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Re: Disklavier wireless signal weak
2007-03-01 by Adrian Thomas
--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, Alan Chapman <dj_9225@...> wrote: > > The advice given by Adrian is correct - but should be the 5th step of the process of keeping your PDA connected to the Disklavier. It is possible to change the channel and still have many different connection issues that need to be addressed - so it is necessary to check 4 other situations before changing the channel of the DKV. This information is not available in Europe. Any chance of finding out what the other 4 steps are?