Key facts
- Brand
- Yamaha
- Model
- R-50
- Category
- Audio-Video Decoder
- Documents
- 7
- Languages
- EN
- Last added
- 2012-07-03
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Yamaha PSR-500M Portatone Owner's Manual
The Yamaha PSR-500M is a high-quality musical instrument incorporating advanced digital technology and versatile features. This manual guides users through preparation steps, including power supply setup using the supplied Yamaha PA-5 AC Power Adaptor or optional batteries, and connecting external devices like headphones, foot pedals, and music stands. Important safety precautions are noted regarding power interruption during recording operations.
Read onlineYamaha R-50 specifications
| Power Source | Six 1.5V SUM-1, "D" size, R-20, or equivalent alkaline batteries |
|---|---|
| Power Adaptor Model | PA-4 |
| Car Battery Adaptor Model | CA-1 |
All Yamaha R-50 documents by type
Day-to-day operation, settings and troubleshooting. Start here if the product is already set up.
- Yamaha YPR-50 Owner's Manual 36 p
- Yamaha PSR-50/60 PortaTone User Manual 32 p
- Yamaha PSR-500M Portatone Owner's Manual 46 p
- Yamaha DSR-500 Keyboard Owner's Manual 32 p
- Yamaha SR-50 Surround Processor User Manual 16 p
- Yamaha R-50 Stereo Receiver Owner's Manual 12 p
- Yamaha VR3000/VR5000 Stereo Guitar Amplifier Operation Manual 12 p
Questions answered in these manuals
What is the minimum wire size required for an extension cord of 25 feet or less?
The manual states that the minimum wire size for a 25-foot cord or shorter is 18 AWG.
Which specific AC adaptor model must be used with this instrument?
You must use the specified PA-3B adaptor or an equivalent recommended by Yamaha.
Which models have the Music Programmer feature?
The Music Programmer feature is available only on the PSR-60 model.
What type of batteries are required?
The instrument requires six 1.5V SUM-1, "D" size, R-20, or equivalent alkaline batteries.
Can I use batteries with the PSR-500M?
Yes, six 1.5V SUM-1, "D" size, R-20 or equivalent batteries can be used, but sound may be distorted at high volume levels.
Does the foot pedal work as a damper pedal?
Yes, the foot pedal functions as a damper pedal, controlling sustain when pressed.