Errata Fine Tuning of the Pitch Correction Sheet

This document describes the fine tuning features of digital pianos such as CLP-220, N-100, P-65, P-70, YDP-131/151/213/323/S30. It provides detailed instructions on how to raise or lower the pitch by adjusting the fine tuning, and provides the correct step units and setting range.


Errata Fine Tuning of the Pitch Correction Sheet - cover page
Brand
Errata
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
70 KB
Published
13 June, 2012
Updated
29 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
736634C86142F34AAED5D68AD9217E2F

About this manual

This correction sheet addresses errors in the instructions for raising or lowering the pitch. It clarifies that adjustments should be made in approximately 1 cent steps (where 100 cents equals one semitone), rather than the incorrect 0.2 Hz steps previously stated.

The document also corrects the setting range from the erroneous '4270-453.0 Hz' to '-65 to +65 cents'. It notes that the default setting is A3=440Hz, and in this region, 1 Hz corresponds to approximately 4 cents.

What's inside

  • Fine tuning of the Pitch
  • Setting range correction
  • Default setting information
  • Pitch adjustment calculation

Frequently asked questions

What is the correct step size for fine-tuning the pitch?

The correct step size is approximately 1 cent steps, not 0.2 Hz steps.

What is the corrected setting range for pitch adjustment?

The correct setting range is -65 to +65 cents, replacing the incorrect 4270-453.0 Hz.

How many presses are needed to raise A3 from 440Hz to approximately 442Hz?

Pressing the key 8 times will set A3 at approximately 442Hz.

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