PSR-E463/PSR-E
W
410 O
w
ner’s Man
u
al
78
Ap
pe
nd
ix
Troubleshooting
Refer to the “Message List” on pages 42, 77 as req
u
ired.
Problem
Possible Cause and Solution
W
hen the instr
u
ment is t
u
rned on or off, a popping
so
u
nd is temporarily prod
u
ced.
This is normal and indicates that the instr
u
ment is recei
v
ing electri-
cal po
w
er.
W
hen the instr
u
ment is t
u
rned on, po
w
er is t
u
rned off
s
u
ddenly and
u
nexpectedly.
This is normal. If an AC adaptor other than the one specified is
u
sed, po
w
er may
b
e t
u
rned off s
u
ddenly and
u
nexpectedly.
W
hen
u
sing a mo
b
ile phone, noise is prod
u
ced
Using a mo
b
ile phone in close proximity to the instr
u
ment may pro-
d
u
ce interference. To pre
v
ent this, t
u
rn off the mo
b
ile phone or
u
se
it f
u
rther a
w
ay from the instr
u
ment
The instr
u
ment is a
u
tomatically t
u
rned off e
v
en if no
operation is done.
This is normal. This occ
u
rs d
u
e to the A
u
to Po
w
er Off f
u
nction
• The
v
ol
u
me is too soft.
• The so
u
nd q
u
ality is poor.
• The Style/Groo
v
e/Song/Arpeggio stops
u
nexpectedly
or
w
ill not play.
• The recorded data of the song, etc. does not play cor-
rectly.
• The LCD display s
u
ddenly goes dark, and all panel set-
tings are reset.
• The instr
u
ment t
u
rns off
w
hen a USB flash dri
v
e is con-
nected.
The
b
atteries are lo
w
or dead. Replace all six
b
atteries
w
ith com-
pletely ne
w
ones or completely recharged ones, or
u
se the AC
adaptor.
No so
u
nd is prod
u
ced e
v
en
w
hen the key
b
oard is
played, or a Song, Style, or Groo
v
e is
b
eing played
b
ack.
Check
w
hether a set of headphones or an a
u
dio ca
b
le is connected
to the [PHONES/OUTPUT], or not.
W
hen s
u
ch a connection is
made, no so
u
nd is o
u
tp
u
t from the speaker of this instr
u
ment.
(PSR-E
W
410) Check the on/off stat
u
s of the Speaker M
u
te setting
(page 48). Make s
u
re to set to OFF.
Check the on/off stat
u
s of the Local Control (page 68). Normally,
set this parameter to ON.
The foots
w
itch (for s
u
stain) seems to prod
u
ce the oppo-
site effect. For example, pressing the foots
w
itch c
u
ts off
the so
u
nd and releasing it s
u
stains the so
u
nds.
The polarity of the foots
w
itch is re
v
ersed. Make s
u
re that the foot-
s
w
itch pl
u
g is properly connected to the SUSTAIN jack
b
efore t
u
rn-
ing on the po
w
er.
Not all of the Voices seem to so
u
nd, or the so
u
nd seems
to
b
e c
u
t off,
w
hen playing the key
b
oard, Arpeggio, Style
or Song or Groo
v
e Creator.
Yo
u
ha
v
e exceeded 48 sim
u
ltaneo
u
s notes,
w
hich is the maxim
u
m
polyphony (the maxim
u
m amo
u
nt of notes that can
b
e played
sim
u
ltaneo
u
sly) of this instr
u
ment. If the Main, D
u
al, and Split
Voices are
b
eing
u
sed along
w
ith play
b
ack of Arpeggio, Style,
Groo
v
e or Song, some notes/so
u
nds may
b
e omitted (or “stolen”).
The so
u
nd of the Voice changes from note to note.
This is normal. The tone generation method
u
ses m
u
ltiple record-
ings (samples) of an instr
u
ment across the range of the key
b
oard;
th
u
s, the act
u
al so
u
nd of the Voice may
b
e slightly different from
note to note.
The key
b
oard performance and play
b
ack of Style/Song/
Groo
v
e Creator prod
u
ces an
u
nexpected or inappropri-
ate so
u
nd, and cannot
b
e restored to the normal stat
u
s.
Using the Kno
b
s can prod
u
ce dramatic changes in the so
u
nd,
bu
t
may also prod
u
ce
u
nexpected or
u
ndesired so
u
nds. If yo
u
w
ant to
restore the original, normal so
u
nd
b
efore
b
eing changed
b
y the
Kno
b
s, press the [DSP]
bu
tton to t
u
rn DSP off, change the Voice,
Style, Groo
v
e or Song, or press the [PORTABLE GRAND]
bu
tton to
reset the panel settings.
The Style, Song or Groo
v
e Creator does not start e
v
en
w
hen the [START/STOP]
bu
tton is pressed. The Arpeg-
gio does not start e
v
en
w
hen the note is pressed
w
ith the
Arpeggio t
u
rned on.
Check the on/off stat
u
s of the External Clock (page 68). Normally,
set this parameter to OFF.
The
v
ol
u
me of the Style, Song or Groo
v
e Creator is too
lo
w
.
Check the
v
ol
u
me setting in the F
u
The chords played in the left hand area cannot
b
e recog-
nized e
v
en
w
hen ACMP is t
u
rned on.
Check the Split Point setting (page 62). Set this to an appropriate
v
al
u
e.
Style parts other than the Rhythm part prod
u
ce no
so
u
nd.
Check the on/off stat
u
s of the ACMP (page 26). Make s
u
re to t
u
rn
ACMP on.
The ACMP indicator does not appear on the display
w
hen the [ACMP ON/OFF]
bu
tton is pressed.
Check the on/off stat
u
s of the [STYLE] lamp.
W
hen
u
sing a Style,
press the [STYLE]
bu
tton to t
u
rn on the [STYLE] lamp.
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