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Troubleshooting

Be sure to check to following table whenever you encounter problems with the DIGITAL PIANO

operation.

PROBLEM

CAUSE

SOLUTION

No sound

Occasional interference

No sound when connected to

external amplifier.

1. Power supply problem.

2. Volume setting is too low.

3. Headphone is plugged in.

1. Refrigerators, washing

machines and similar
electric appliances are
interfering.

1. Volume setting is too low.

2. Defective connection cord.

1. Check the power cord

whether it's properly in AC
outlet.

2. Adjust the volume.

3. Unplug the headphone.

1. Use outlet as far away as

possible from appliance
thought to be the cause.

1. Adjust the volume.

2. Replace connection cord.

Troubleshooting

Summary of Contents for GRAND PIANO GPR2200

Page 1: ...OWNER S MANUAL N e w f e e l n e w l o o k a n d n e w s o u n d High Performance Digital Piano UPRIGHT PIANO DPR2200 GRAND PIANO GPR2200 ...

Page 2: ...Part No 11958210 D Y N A T O N E C O R P w w w d y n a t o n e b i z ...

Page 3: ...tage within the product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of fire or electric shock This Symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important in the literature accompanying this appliance All information should be read carefully to avoid misuse of product WARNING DO NOT OPEN THE CABINET DANGEROUS HIGH VOLTAGE IS PRESENT SERVICING SHOULD ONLY BE PERFO...

Page 4: ... blade wider than the other This is a safety feature If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet contact an electrician to replace your obsolete outlet Do not defeat the safety purpose of the plug 10 The power supply cord of the product should be unplugged from the outlet when left unused for a long period of time 11 Care should be taken so that objects do not fall and liquids are not spi...

Page 5: ...ected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help WARNING Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user s authority to operate the equipment GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS This product must be grounded If it should malfunction or breakdown grounding provides a path of least resistance for electric current to reduce the risk of electric shock ...

Page 6: ...o piano and synthesized sounds drum sets and much more Other features include digital effects that control the acoustical characteristic of tones VP PLAYER System Piano comes with over 1000 VP music tunes You can playback the VP tunes for your own listening pleasure or you can use them for practice SMF PLAYER System with SD Memory Card Piano can playback Standard MIDI file Simply download SMF into...

Page 7: ... VP Player Selecting Voices GM Voice Main Voice Volume Layer Split Reverb Chorus Using the Metronome SETUP Tune Transpose SETUP Touch SETUP Brilliance Octave Shift Pedal EQ MIDI Auto Accompaniment Recording Registration SMF Player General MIDI Voice Drum Table MIDI Implementation Chart VP Music Library Troubleshooting Specifications Contents 5 1 4 5 6 7 10 8 11 13 16 18 19 20 23 24 24 25 27 30 32 ...

Page 8: ...eeptheunitfreefromliquids dust etc Duringthunderstorms turntheproductoff anddisconnecttheplugfromthepower Takecarenottodroptheunitandavoid strongimpact Neverattempttomodifyanypartsoftheunit CareofyourDigitalPiano Care of your Digital Piano ...

Page 9: ...s of the following items Rear Plate d Four Bolts for Main Unit g M6 15 mm Eight Bolts for Pedal Box and Rear Panel f 6 24 mm Tow Bolts for Rear Plate h 4 22 mm Main unit Right Left Legs a b Pedal Box c Power Cord Inspect each item carefully to make sure that it is in good condition If you find any item missing or damaged contact the place of purchase immediately for replacement ...

Page 10: ... legs a b and pedal box c by using four bolts f for pedal box For pedal stability rotate the adjusters on the bottom of the pedal assembly until they come in firm contact with the floor surface 2 Attach the rear plate d to the legs and pedal box using two bolts h and four bolts f for rear plate Assembling Your Piano Upright Piano ...

Page 11: ... main unit 9 3 Set the stand upright and gently lower the main unit on the stand then tighten the main unit with four bolts g for main unit as shown in illustration Music Stand Raise the music stand on the piano s top panel by lifting two brackets on the back of the music stand Assembling Your Piano Upright piano Attaching the main unit and stand ...

Page 12: ...h item carefully to make sure that it is in good condition If you find any item missing or damaged contact the place of purchase immediately for replacement Main Unit Keyboard Protection Cover Power Cord Legs 3EA Pedal Nuts 2EA Bolt M10 X 60 8EA Pedal Pedal Stand Brace 2EA Wrench 1EA Screw 3 5 X 25 8EA Washer 20 X1T 8EA Owner s Manual SD Card Unpacking Grand Piano ...

Page 13: ...r main unit Set the pedal stand assembly upright and securely attach the pedal stand assembly and the main unit assembly by using two bolts For pedal stability rotate the adjuster on the bottom of the pedal stand assembly until it comes in firm contact with the floor surface Attaching the main unit and pedal stand assembly To reduce the risk of injury The Digital Piano should be assembled by quali...

Page 14: ... to the main unit and pedal stand assembly using four screws Make sure the screws are securely tightened Plug the Pedal Cord which is protruding from the top of the pedal assembly into the corresponding port in the bottom of the main unit Connecting the Pedal Cord 3 ...

Page 15: ...istening to the performance 13 Setting Up Your Piano TURNING ON THE POWER Connecting the power cord Insert the plug at the ends of cord one into AC inlet on the rear panel of the piano and other into a standard AC outlet Press POWER switch The power is turned on and the initial display appears in the LCD screen The voice of Grand Piano 1 and the accompaniment style of Pop1 are selected automatical...

Page 16: ...FT PEDAL Assignable Pedal This pedal can be assigned to one of following functions see the PEDAL section on page 37 1 Soft Pedal Default Depressing the pedal softens the sound of the notes being played 2 Rhythm Fill1 Synchro Start Pedal In this case the pedal performs the same function as the Fill1 Synchro button 3 Rhythm Fill2 Synchro Start Pedal In this case the pedal performs the same function ...

Page 17: ...t data This means that any equipment that has a MIDI terminal such as electronic musical instruments or personal computers can easily exchange digital data with other MIDI equipment without complicated conversions or connections Connecting a computer USB Terminal By connecting a computer to the USB you can transfer data between the instrument and the computer via MIDI and take advantage of sophist...

Page 18: ...EAT LED METRONOME SETUP SECTION Multi Function LCD Display SETUP DATA CONTROL buttons DATA WHEEL DISPLAY HOLD EQ MIDI REGISTRATION buttons PLAYER SECTION RECORDCONTROLbuttons VP Player SMF Player SD card Panel Controls and Terminals Page 19 Page 40 Page 43 Page 42 Page 42 Page 42 Page 42 Page 42 Page 42 Page 41 Page 41 Page 43 Page 34 Page 18 Page 38 Page 39 Page 50 Page 47 Page 31 Page 20 Page 20...

Page 19: ...R switch AC INLET HEADPHONE LINE OUT LINE IN PEDAL MIDI IN OUT USB SD CARD IN PEDAL A B C POWER D K TERMINAL SECTION E F G H I J L 17 Panel controls and Terminals Page 23 Page 25 Page 25 Page 27 Page 28 Page 30 Page 31 Page 32 Page 33 Page 35 Page 35 Page 36 Page 37 Page 37 Page 37 A B F G H J K L I C D E Page 14 Page 14 Page 14 Page 13 Page 13 Page 13 Page 15 Page 15 Page 14 Page 13 Page 13 Page ...

Page 20: ... piano A B A Layer Voice This shows the selected layer voice B Split Voice This shows the selected split voice C Split Point When using the auto accompaniment or the split the keyboard splits on this point D Rhythm This shows the selected rhythm style There are 80 available rhythm styles E Tempo F NameoftheChordyouspecifiedfortheAuto Accompaniment Example C Fm G G Auto Accompaniment mode This show...

Page 21: ...up pop up appears in the LCD screen Return to the play mode Release the SETUP button The DATA buttons or DATA wheel can adjust the volume instead of the ACCOMP VOLUME UP and DOWN buttons in the volume pop up display If you press both VOLUME UP and DOWN buttons at the same time automatically return to the default accompaniment volume 85 The range of volume is 0 100 Hold the button for continuous de...

Page 22: ...mory card 1 Format the SD memory card on your PC FAT32 2 Download the SYSTEM INSTALL program at our website ww dynatone biz 3 Install the downloaded program into your SD memory card on your PC Supported SD memory cards This piano does not support the High Speed SD memory card SDHC We recommend to use only an SD memory card with this piano Proper operation is not guaranteed when any other types of ...

Page 23: ... default tempo Repeat playback of a tune Press the TR1 R button during playback of the music After finishing of the selected music playback of the same music will start automatically again Playback of ALL tunes Press the TR1 A button during playback of the music After finishing of the selected music playback of the next music will start automatically Choose the desired music in the selected VP mus...

Page 24: ...n the VP music tune pop up the screen displays VP music group pop up Change the VP music group Press down the NO button on VP music tune pop up Then the VP music group will be displayed on the screen Choose the VP music group by using the DATA UP and DOWN buttons and press the YES button EXIT the VP player Press the VP PLAYER button The pop up display shows the main menu The piano returns play mod...

Page 25: ... Sounds with GM 128 Voice Sounds 7 Drum kits 1 Sound Effect set The voices of the piano are assigned to 10 voice select buttons Each button is assigned to an upper voice and lower voice Select a Voice Select the desired voice by pressing the appropriate VOICE button Piano has total 9 voice groups and each voice group has 8 voices When pressing a VOICE button the pop up display shows the selected v...

Page 26: ...in voice Call up the volume pop up display Press and hold down the SETUP button and press LAYER or SPLIT VOLUME UP or DOWN button The volume pop up display appears Move the cursor to main voice in the volume pop up display Press the YES button on the volume pop up display The cursor is moved from Ly LAYER to Ma MAIN This means that the main voice volume can be changed by using the layer volume up ...

Page 27: ... LAYER VOLUME in the layer pop up display Adjust the layer volume Adjust the layer volume by using the DATA buttons or the DATA wheel If you press both DATA UP and DOWN buttons at the same time automatically return to the default Layer Volume 50 The range of volume is 0 100 Hold the button for continuous decrementing or incrementing If the DISPLAY HOLD is on the pop up display does not return to m...

Page 28: ...ayer is set on The layer pop up display appears Move the cursor to the pedal value in the layer pop up display Press the YES button in the layer pop up display until the cursor goes to the pedal option Return to the main menu Press the NO button Even if you don t press the NO button the pop up display automatically returns to the main menu after 3 seconds But if the Display hold is on you should p...

Page 29: ...utton the pop up display automatically returns to the main menu after 3 seconds But if the Display hold is on you should press the NO button to return to the main menu 27 Split Split The split mode of the piano allows you to select and play two different voices with your left and right hands For example play bass with the left and piano with the right PLAYING WITH SPLIT VOICE Select the main voice...

Page 30: ...the split pop up display until the cursor goes to volume value default 60 Return to the main menu Press the NO button Even if you don t press the NO button the pop up display automatically returns to the main menu after 3 seconds But if the Display hold option is on you should press the NO button to return to the main menu B AdjustingtheSPLITVOLUMEbyusingtheSPLITVOLUMEUPandDOWNbuttons Adjust the S...

Page 31: ...is on the pop up display does not return to main menu and the LCD screen shows the current pop up display Call up the split mode To call up the split mode press the SPLIT button Lamp lights and the split is set on The split pop up display appears Movethecursortothepedalvalue inthesplitpop updisplay Press the YES button in the split pop up display until the cursor goes to the pedal option Return to...

Page 32: ...everb type by using the DATA buttons or the DATA wheel in the reverb pop up display The reverb pop up display shows the current reverb type and total depth of the reverb There are 8 reverb types in the piano Room 1 Room 2 default Room 3 Hall 1 Hall 2 Plate Delay and Pan Delay In the meantime when the reverb is on press and hold down the SETUP button and press the REVERB button The reverb pop up di...

Page 33: ...sing the REVERB DEPTH UP and DOWN buttons Return to the play mode Release the SETUP button If you press both UP and DOWN buttons at the same time automatically return to the default reverb total depth 50 The range of volume is 0 100 Hold the button for continuous decrementing or incrementing If the DISPLAY HOLD is on the pop up display does not return to main menu and the LCD screen shows the curr...

Page 34: ...ng the DATAbuttons or the DATA wheel in the chorus pop up display The chorus pop up display shows the current chorus type and total depth of the chorus There are 8 chorus types in the piano Chorus1 Chorus2 Chorus3 Chorus4 Feedback FlangerShortdelayandFeedbackDelay In the meantime when the chorus is on press and hold down the SETUP button and press the REVERB button The chorus pop up display appear...

Page 35: ...using the CHORUS DEPTH UP and DOWN buttons Return to the play mode Release the SETUP button If you press both UP and DOWN Buttons at the same time automatically return to the default reverb total depth 50 The range of volume is 0 100 Hold the button for continuous decrementing or incrementing If the DISPLAY HOLD is on the pop up display does not return to main menu and the LCD screen shows the cur...

Page 36: ...slow SELECTING THE METRONOME OPTIONS Press the METRONOME button The LCD screen shows the metronome pop up display Press the YES button in the metronome pop up display The cursor goes to the option value and you can change the selected metronome option by using the DATA buttons or the DATA wheel There are 4 options in the metronome options 1 BEAT Thisdeterminesthetimesignatureofthemetronome 2 TEMPO...

Page 37: ...to the main menu and the LCD screen shows the current pop up display TRANSPOSE The transpose function makes it s possible to shift the pitch of the keyboard in seminote units allowing you to match the pitch of the keyboard to the range of other instruments or singers or letting you easily play in a different key without having to change your fingering For example if the TRANSPOSE is set F key play...

Page 38: ...l the cursor goes to the Fixed Velocity option Press the YES button to move the cursor on the velocity level default 080 Adjust the velocity level by using the DATA buttons or the DATA wheel Whenever press boththe DATAUP andDOWNbuttons default value of the selected voice part is set automatically Press and hold the DATA UP or DOWN button for continuous decrementing or incrementing Backing Up adjus...

Page 39: ...y IftheDISPLAYHOLDison thepop updisplaydoesnotreturntothemainmenuandtheLCDscreenshowsthecurrentpop updisplay BRILLIANCE The sound timbre can be adjusted by using the BRILLIANCE function Press and hold down the SETUP button and press the BRILLIANCE UP or DOWN button The brilliance pop up display appears and shows current value This function affects all voice parts main Layer and split The value can...

Page 40: ... Pops Rock Loud and User Whenever press the SETUP button with theEQbuttons the EQ pop up display appears ADJUST THE USER EQ LEVELS Press the YES button in the EQ pop up display The user EQ pop up appears Move the cursor to a desired frequencyband Low Middle Low Middle High High by pressing the YES button Adjust the level of the selected frequencyband by using the DATA buttons or the DATA wheel FRE...

Page 41: ...tton the MIDI lamp lights and the MIDI pop up appears Press the YES button until the cursor goes to the desired voice part Change the MIDI channel of the selected voice part by using the DATA buttons or the DATA wheel THE LOCAL CONTROL ON OFF Local control refers to the fact that normally the piano keyboard controls its internal tone generator allowing the internal voices to be played directly fro...

Page 42: ...n 2 Latin 3 Latin 4 Samba Salsa 1 Salsa 2 Reggae Waltz 1 Waltz 2 Waltz 3 Waltz 4 Polka March 1 March 2 Classic Bossanova1 Bossanova2 Bossanova3 Rhumba Tango 1 Tango 2 Cha Cha Beguine Jazz 1 Jazz 2 Jazz 3 Jazz 4 Blues 1 Blues 2 Swing 1 Swing 2 Select a rhythm Select the desired rhythm by pressing the appropriate RHYTHM button Piano has total 10 rhythm groups and each rhythm group has 8 rhythm style...

Page 43: ...TEMPOUPandDOWN buttons When the performance screen or a value is changed the tempo may go slow Adjust the accompaniment volume Adjust the Accompaniment Volume by using the ACCOMP VOLUME UP and DOWN buttons ACCOMPANIMENT VOLUME ADJUSTMENT Call up the SETUP mode Press and hold down the SETUP button The setup pop up appears in the LCD screen If you press both VOLUME UP and DOWN buttons at the same ti...

Page 44: ...ic rhythm loop FILL 2 After the fill the arrangement goes to variation rhythm loop VARIATION A rhythm style has two loop patterns one is a basic rhythm loop and the other one is a variation rhythm loop of the basic rhythm loop Press the VAR button the button lamp lights and the variation loop is applied applied Press the VAR button again the button lamp is turned off and the basic rhythm loop is a...

Page 45: ...e 40 Set the Tempo Set the desired tempo see the TEMPO CONTROL ADJUSTMENT section on page 41 Set the auto accompaniment function to ON To do this press the AUTO ACCOMP button The lamp lights Press the AUTO ACCOMP button again to turn off the lamp and set Auto Accompaniment to off USING THE AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT SET THE AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT MODE Set the auto accomp mode Select one of the auto accomp mod...

Page 46: ...h key to the right four keys in all creates a full minor seventh chord EXAMPLE Play C Hear a C major chord Play Cm Hear a C minor chord Play C7 Hear a C 7th chord Play Cm7 Hear a C minor 7th chord TYPES OF AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT MODE Single Finger The Single Finger method makes it easy to produce accompaniment using major minor seventh and minor seventh chords by pressing certain key according to simp...

Page 47: ... Major C Minor Cm Dominant 7 C7 Minor 7th Cm7 Major 7th CM 7 Augmented Caug Diminished Cdim Suspended 4 Csus4 Minor 7 5 Cm7 5 Dominant Sus4 C7sus4 Dominant Diminished C7dim DominantAugmented C7aug Minor Add 9th Cm9 Minor Major 7th 5 CmM7 5 Minor Major 7th CmM7 Dominant 7th 5 C7 5 Suspended 2 Csus2 Major7thAugmented CM7aug 5th C 5 6th C6 Minor 6th Cm6 Add 9th C9 ...

Page 48: ...TOPPING THE AUTO ACCOMPANIMENT Press the START STOP button or the INTRO ENDING button to stop the Auto Accompaniment You can also turn off the Auto Accompaniment by pressing the AUTO ACCOMP button the lamp turns off CHANGING THE SPLIT POINT Right range and left range for Auto Accompaniment can be divided at any keys To assign new split point hold down the SPLIT button and press a key Default F 4 A...

Page 49: ...E button During recording to the Track2 you can listen to the recorded song of the Track1 47 Recording Select the record mode Select the desired voice and press the RECORD button the RECORD lamp lights and the TRACK 1 lamp flashes Recording The piano features comprehensive song recording functions that allow you to record your own performance Also your recorded song can be stored into an SD memory...

Page 50: ...screen shows the SD card menu SAVING A RECORDED SONG INTO AN SD MEMORY CARD After recording a song the recorded song can be saved into the SD memory card Supported SD memory cards This piano cannot support High Speed SD memory card SD HC We recommend to use only an SD memory card with this piano Proper operation is not guaranteed when any other types of card use If there is no SD memory card in th...

Page 51: ...e SYSTEM folder of the SD memory card These files can be deleted or copied in your PC If the piano does not have any recorded song in the piano memory After the LCD screen shows the error pop up display and goes to main menu The song data is not saved into the SD memory card 49 Recording Call up the save song pop up display Go to the SAVE RECORDED SONG by using DATA buttons or wheel and press the ...

Page 52: ...n option pop up appears Move cursor to the INITIALIZE REGIST by using the DATA button or the DATA wheel and press the YES button The initialize regist pop up appears Press the YES button The initial registration values are recalled When a registration memory is stored the LCD screen shows the registration pop up display Insert an SD memory card into the SD memory slot SAVING A REGISTRATION DATA IN...

Page 53: ... REG_DIR folder in the SYSTEM folder of the SD memory card These files can be deleted or copied in your PC Call up the save registration pop up display Go to the SAVE RECORDED SONG by using DATA buttons or wheel and press the YES button The save song pop up appears Insert an SD memory card into the SD memory slot See the SAVING A REGISTRATION DATA INTO AN SD MEMORY CARD section on page 50 LOADING ...

Page 54: ...d The bundle SD memory card has system folder which has SMF_FILE folder Supported SD memory cards This piano cannot support High Speed SD memory card SD HC We recommend to use only an SD memory card with this piano Proper operation is not guaranteed when any other types of card use Be sure to orient the SD memory card correctly when inserting it Never try to force an SD memory card into the SD car...

Page 55: ...rmat 1 When playback of an SMF format 1 it may take 10 60 seconds to convert the SMF Adjusting Tempo of the music Each SMF has its default tempo When starting playback of a music tempo of the Demo music is set to default tempo Tempo can be changed during playback of the music by using TEMPO UP or DOWN button 1 When repeating a Demo music tempo goes to default tempo 2 If you press both TEMPO UP and...

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Page 57: ...MidTom1 RoomMidTom1 ElecMidTom1 808MidTom1 48 C4 HiMidTom RoomHiTom2 RoomHiTom2 ElecHiTom2 808HiTom2 49 C 4 CrashCymbal1 808Cymbal 50 D4 HighTom RoomHiTom1 RoomHiTom1 ElecHiTom1 808HiTom1 51 D 4 RideCymbal1 52 E4 ChineseCymbal ReverseCymbal 53 F4 RideBell 54 F 4 Tambourine 55 G4 SplashCymbal 56 G 4 Cowbell 808Cowbell 57 A4 CrashCymbal2 58 A 4 Vibraslap 59 B4 RideCymbal2 60 C5 HiBongo 61 C 5 LowBon...

Page 58: ...47 B2 TimpaniB GuitarSlide 48 C3 Timpanic GtCutNoise dw 49 C 3 Timpanic GtCutNoise up 50 D3 Timpanid DoubleBassSlap 51 D 3 Timpanid KeyClick 52 E3 Timpanie Laughing 53 F3 Timpanif Screaming 54 F 3 Punch 55 G3 HeartBeat 56 G 3 Footsteps1 57 A3 ConcertCymbal2 Footsteps2 58 A 3 Applause 59 B3 ConcertCymbal1 DoorCreaking 60 C4 DoorClosing 61 C 4 Scratch 62 D4 WindChime 63 D 4 CarEngineStart 64 E4 CarB...

Page 59: ...BnH07Hcc O X Volume 10 BnH0AHcc O X PanOut 11 BnH0BHcc O X Expression 64 BnH40Hcc O O Sustain Damper Pedal 65 BnH41Hcc O X PortamentoON OFF 66 BnH42Hcc O O SostenutoPedal Control 67 BnH43Hcc O O SoftPedal Change 80 BnH80Hvv O X ReverbProg vv 00H 70H 81 BnH51Hvv O X ChorusProg 91 BnH5BHvv O O ReverbSendLevel 93 BnH5DHvv O O ChorusSendLevel 120 BnH78H00H O X AllSoundOff 121 BnH79H00H O X ResetAllCon...

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Page 82: ...oblem 2 Volume setting is too low 3 Headphone is plugged in 1 Refrigerators washing machines and similar electric appliances are interfering 1 Volume setting is too low 2 Defective connection cord 1 Check the power cord whether it s properly in AC outlet 2 Adjust the volume 3 Unplug the headphone 1 Use outlet as far away as possible from appliance thought to be the cause 1 Adjust the volume 2 Repl...

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