Yamaha CVP-900 User Manual

This operation lets you restore the CVP-900 to its original factory settings. These settings include System Setup, MIDI 
Setup, User Effect, Music Finder, and Files & Folders. 

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Press this button to 
enter an Owner 
name(page 17; for 
instructions on 
naming see 
page 46). This name 
is automatically 
shown when you 
turn the power on.

Determines the 
language used 
for the display 
messages. 
Once you 
change this 
setting, all 
messages will 
be shown in the 
selected 
language.

Calls up the MAIN PICTURE 
display, from which you can 
select the background of the 
MAIN display.

When selecting background data from 
a floppy disk:
• Only bitmap files (.BMP) can be 

used for the background of the 
MAIN display. Make sure to use 
images no larger than 640 x 480 
pixels. Smaller images are automat-
ically copied and tiled in the display.

• The selected background will not be 

displayed when the power is turned 
on again unless the same disk con-
taining the data has been inserted 
into the drive.

• The background may take some 

time to appear. If you want to 
reduce this time, save the back-
ground to the USER page of the 
MAIN PICTURE display.

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Selecting a different language here-
may cause the following problems.
• Some characters of the filenames 

you entered may be garbled.

• Files may not be accessible.
Restoring the original language solves 
the above problems.
Reading the files on the computer with 
a different language system may 
cause similar problems to those above.

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These call up the corresponding Open/
Save displays. These let you store the 
corresponding data as files to disk, for 
future recall. Pressing each of these 
buttons calls up the corresponding 
Open/Save display, from which you can 
select the corresponding PRESET 
page. From this PRESET page, you 
can save the relevant data.

Restores the System Setup parameters to the 
original factory settings. You can also restore 
only the System Setup settings by 
simultaneously holding down the highest key 
on the keyboard (C7) and turning on the power.

Restores the MIDI 
templates to the original 
factory settings.

Restores the User Effects 
(page 124) to the original 
factory settings.

Restores the Music Finder 
data to the original factory 
settings.

Deletes all files and folders 
stored in the User page.

Executes the Factory Reset operation 
for all items checkmarked above.

The functions and settings 
below do not apply to the Fac-
tory Reset operation. However, 
you can restore these to their 
original settings by calling up 
the preset System Setup files, 
using the Open/Save System 
Files function.
Language
Owner Name
LDC Contrast
LCD Brightness
Video Out settings (NTSC/PAL)
Screen Content

All Music Finder records can be 
stored together as a single file. 
When calling up a stored file, a 
message appears prompting 
you to replace or append the 
records as desired.
Replace:
All Music Finder records cur-
rently in the instrument are 
deleted and replaced with the 
records of the selected file.

Append:
The records called up are 
added to the vacant record 
numbers.