USING ENCRYPTED FILES WITHIN THE INSTRUMENT When the original song file is present on the instrument, the user can: (1) Edit encrypted files from within the instrument using the Song Creator function. You can identify encrypted files by the 'key' icon located next to the song title in the 'Song' folder on your instrument. Some files are encrypted at the instruction of the rights holder and follow some special rules (listed below). You may use the USB connector cable, USB flash drive or smart media card to copy and transfer these files. Most files offered through Internet Direct Connection are unencrypted files that can be transferred and copied for personal use. Can I copy/transfer files to my computer? In these instances you can make room by (1) moving some files to your PC, USB flash drive or smart media card (2) deleting files you no longer need. There is no limit to the number of files you can download, but you may occasionally run out of internal storage space. If you have lost your user manual, please visit the Yamaha Manual Library.ĭownloading Files 1. Where can I get more information on adjusting my Internet Direct Connection settings?įor detailed information on adjusting your settings, please refer to your User Manual. Click here to see a list (PDF) of compatible equipment for your instrument. Older instrument models may also require a USB Ethernet adapter in order to connect their instrument to the Internet. If you wish to connect wirelessly, you may choose to purchase a wireless adapter. Yes, in order to share an Internet connection between your instrument and your computer, you will need a router. Do I need any special equipment to use Internet Direct Connection? Dial up connections are not compatible with Internet Direct Connection. Internet Direct Connection works with high-speed Internet connections on a wireless or cable-connected network.

What kind of internet connection do I need to use Internet Direct Connection? Connecting to the Internet Direct Connection Site 1.

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