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- Page 1 USER MANUAL GEWA Digital Piano UP355 Please follow the download link to the complete user’s manual: gewakeys.com/service/downloads...
- Page 2 Manufacturer: GEWA music GmbH Oelsnitzer Str. 58 08626 Adorf GERMANY www.gewamusic.com Version 1.0 As of 27.07.2022...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Safety precautions ........................7 CE mark ........................... 8 Disposal ..........................8 2. SCOPE OF DELIVERY ........................9 3. UP355 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS .....................10 4. UP355 FIRST STEPS ........................12 Your digital piano’s controls ....................12 Controls and pedals ......................13 Music table / connections / underside .................. 15 5. - Page 4 CONTENTS 6.3.4 Sympathetic resonance / string resonance ..............26 6.3.5 Temperament / tuning ....................27 6.3.6 Root note ........................27 USB ............................. 28 Bluetooth ..........................28 6.5.1 BT. Audio Vol ....................... 28 6.5.2 Bluetooth ........................29 6.5.3 Bluetooth Audio ......................29 6.5.4 Bluetooth MIDI ......................
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Page 5: Safety Information
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS Dear customer, Thank you for choosing a digital piano from GEWA music! You have chosen a high- quality digital piano that will give you an impressive sound experience and much pleasure. Additional functions extend the possibilities of your digital piano far beyond piano playing. -
Page 6: Use As Intended
SAFETY INFORMATION USE AS INTENDED USE AS INTENDED The digital piano is intended for use in dry rooms. • Devices for audio playback (as input or output) or for data communication can be connected. However, the relevant technical specifications must be observed (see the “Technical data” section). • The electrical connection may only be made to properly installed power supplies. The mains voltage on the rating plate must match the mains voltage in the country of use. -
Page 7: Safety Precautions
• Switch off the digital piano or pull out the mains plug if there is a sudden loss of sound during use of the digital piano or if the digital piano produces an unusual odour or smoke. • In this case, have the digital piano checked by your GEWA customer services team. WARNING Fire protection • Open flames such as candles or oil lights can tip over and cause a fire. -
Page 8: Ce Mark
EN300328:V2.1.1 Conformity with the above directives is confirmed by the CE mark on the device. The declaration of conformity can be viewed at the following address: GEWA music GmbH, Oelsnitzer Str. 58, 08626 Adorf, GERMANY DISPOSAL To dispose of the old appliance, please take it to the collection point of your local waste disposal authority (e.g. -
Page 9: Scope Of Delivery
SCOPE OF DELIVERY SCOPE OF DELIVERY Check that the contents of the packaging is complete before starting assembly. Description Quantity Music table with keyboard and keyboard cover Music rest Rear panel Pedalboard Left side panel Right side panel Power supply connection cable Phillips screw M6 x 16 Phillips screw M6 x 30 Phillips head wood screw 3.5 x 30... -
Page 10: Up355 Assembly Instructions
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS UP355 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS In this section you will learn how to set up your digital piano correctly. You will need the following for assembly: • A size 2 Phillips screwdriver • Another person Do not tighten the Phillips screws until all parts of your digital piano have been NOTE pre-assembled and aligned. - Page 11 ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS 7. Place your digital piano in the desired location and unscrew the adjusting screw (10) under the pedal board (3) until it touches the floor. 8. Plug the pedal cable into the pedal cable socket on the underside of the music table (1) in the correct direction (without using excessive force) and plug the power cable (6) into the “Power”...
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Page 12: Up355 First Steps
Open the keyboard cover as shown in the diagram. To close it, proceed in reverse order. UP355 FIRST STEPS In this section, we will familiarise you with the controls of your digital piano. YOUR DIGITAL PIANO’S CONTROLS Your GEWA digital piano has the following controls: Speakers Control panel Indicator LED... -
Page 13: Controls And Pedals
FIRST STEPS CONTROL KEYS AND PEDALS CONTROL KEYS AND PEDALS View A 1. Display Shows you information about the settings you have selected. 2. Soft buttons This allows you to call up functions assigned in the display. 3. Cursor keys Here you can navigate through the respective functions and choose settings. - Page 14 This results in a fuller sound. Half-pedal playing is also possible with the Gewa piano pedal. In this case, the simulated dampers are only raised slightly and the notes played decay more quickly than when the pedal is fully pressed down.
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Page 15: Music Table / Connections / Underside
FIRST STEPS MUSIC TABLE / CONNECTION SOCKETS / UNDERSIDE MUSIC TABLE / CONNECTION SOCKETS / UNDERSIDE Overview Speaker Speaker View A View B A1 USB IN/OUT Connect a USB stick or other USB device here if required.. A2 Headphone outputs You can connect up to two pairs of headphones here. - Page 16 FIRST STEPS CONNECTION SOCKETS View C LINE IN This 3.5 mm jack socket is used to connect external sound generators such as MP3 players You can connect a standard sustain pedal to this 6.3 mm jack socket SUSTAIN if you want to use your digital piano without the supplied pedal. LINE OUT L/R This connection is divided into the L(eft) and R(ight) stereo channels.
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Page 17: Operating
1. Press the on/off switch on your digital piano. 2. The LEDs of the cursor keys and the Sound Select button light up. In addition, the indicator LED on the front of your digital piano lights up. The screen shows the GEWA Made in Germany logo. -
Page 18: Favorites
The currently selected sound is shown on the display. FAVORITES Your GEWA digital piano has a category called “Favorites”. This contains 6 presets that you can completely freely define. Use the GEWA Piano Control app for this (see p. 33). The app is available for Android and iOS. Android METRONOME Your digital piano has a built-in metronome to help you find and keep the right beat while playing. -
Page 19: Changing The Time Signature
You can use the “Up” and “Down” cursor buttons to switch between factory EQ settings and user settings. The user EQ settings have 6 preset slots. These can be set via the GEWA Piano Remote app and assigned to your favorite sounds. -
Page 20: Recording Menu
OPERATING RECORDING MENU / PLAYER RECORDING MENU Your GEWA digital piano has MIDI and USB-WAV recording functions. 5.6.1 INTERNAL RECORDING OPTION To use the internal recorder, proceed as follows: 1. Press the Recorder button to switch to recording mode. 2. Use the left and right cursor keys to select whether you want to record a song on your USB stick or on the instrument. Now select “Internal” and press F3 to confirm. -
Page 21: Internal Player
OPERATING PLAYER 5.7.1 INTERNAL PLAYER The internal player is visually similar to the internal recorder. You can use the “Up“ and “Down“ cursor keys to select the corresponding song memory location that you want to play. You can activate or deactivate the hands/channels to be played using the “Left“ and “Right“... -
Page 22: Table Of Settings
PIANO SETTINGS TABLE TABLE OF SETTINGS Main menu Sub menu Settings value / info Key Transpose -12 to +12 Tuning 427,0 Hz – 453,0 Hz Max. Phones Vol. 5 – 20 Input Volume 0 – 20 Input -> Reverb 0 – 20 Start-up Setting Factory / User / Last Piano Information... -
Page 23: General Settings
PIANO SETTINGS GENERAL SETTINGS GENERAL SETTINGS You can change general settings in this menu. To access the General Settings submenu: 1. Activate the FUNCTION menu by pressing the Menu soft button. 2. Uee the Up/Down cursor keys to select the “General Settings“ menu and press the right cursor key. -
Page 24: Input Volume
3. Press the Exit soft button to exit the FUNCTION menu. 6.2.7 PIANO INFORMATION This function allows you to read the hardware and software version of your GEWA digital piano. You will need this when calling the service department. To call up the information: 1. -
Page 25: Piano Settings
PIANO SETTINGS In the Piano Settings, you can adjust the piano settings to suit the player, including the keyboard, pedal and resonance behaviour of your GEWA digital piano. To access the Piano Settings submenu: 1. Activate the FUNCTION menu by pressing the Menu soft button. -
Page 26: Damper Pedal
SYMPATHETIC RESONANCE / STRING RESONANCES On an acoustic piano, the strings of some notes resonate indirectly when a note is struck. This characteristic is simulated by your GEWA digital piano and its intensity can be changed using the sympathetic resonance function. -
Page 27: Temperament / Tuning
You can use the temperament function to adjust the tuning of your digital piano, e.g. to play music from older musical eras with the greatest possible authenticity. This is particularly useful for the harpsichord sound of your GEWA digital piano. 1. Activate the “Piano Settings“ menu (-> page 25) and select the “Temperament“... -
Page 28: Usb
PIANO SETTINGS USB / BLUETOOTH You can access the data on a connected USB flash drive in the USB menu. To do this, proceed as follows: 1. Insert your USB stick into the socket provided. A pop-up with the information “Drive found“ shows you that the piano has recognised the stick. 2. Press the Menu soft button and use the Up/Down cursor keys to navigate to the “USB“... -
Page 29: Bluetooth
PIANO SETTINGS BLUETOOTH / MIDI SETTINGS 6.5.2 BLUETOOTH Here you can switch the Bluetooth module on or off using the Left/Right cursor keys. 6.5.3 BLUETOOTH AUDIO Indicates whether there is an active Bluetooth audio connection to the digital piano. 6.5.4 BLUETOOTH MIDI Shows whether there is an active Bluetooth MIDI connection. -
Page 30: Local Control
PIANO SETTINGS MIDI SETTINGS 6.6.2 LOCAL CONTROL The Local Control function allows you to use the keyboard of your digital piano in MIDI Out mode without playing the internally assigned sound (Off). Keyboard data is still output via the MIDI OUT connection. This is useful if you want to operate another instrument or a computer-based recording program via the keyboard of your digital piano without simultaneously outputting a sound from the digital piano. -
Page 31: User Calibration Keyboard
Your GEWA digital piano reacts much less sensitively to transportation or stress. However, should it happen that one or more keys play too loudly or too softly, you can easily adjust them yourself in the piano‘s software. -
Page 32: Comparison Of Factory And User Calibration
USER CALIBRATION KEYBOARD While the “Corr.“ entry is selected, play the neighbouring tones with the same velocity again and again for comparison to hear whether the tone you have just calibrated fits in evenly. When correcting, make sure that the correct tone is still selected in the “Key” entry! COMPARISON OF FACTORY AND USER CALIBRATION To check whether the user calibration was successful, it is advisable to compare the velocity behaviour with the original factory calibration. -
Page 33: Operation Via App
OPERATION VIA APP OPERATION VIA APP Your GEWA digital piano can be connected to your smartphone via Bluetooth. In addition to the standard functions via the Bluetooth audio and MIDI interface, additional settings can also be made via the GEWA Piano Control app. -
Page 34: Connecting External Device
CONNECTING EXTERNAL DEVICES CONNECTING EXTERNAL DEVICES Find out more about the connection options for your digital piano here. CONNECTING HEADPHONES Connect your headphones to one of the two 6.3 mm jack connections below the playing music table. If headphones are connected to one or both sockets, the speakers of your digital piano are NOTE automatically deactivated and only reactivated when you have removed BOTH headphones. -
Page 35: Connecting Your Pc
• You will now see the BT-Pair function in the options bar • Press F2 - BT-Pair to put the piano into pairing mode • The instrument should now appear as UP355 - Audio in the Bluetooth search of your mobile device •... -
Page 36: Information
INFORMATION EXPLANATION OF TERMS INFORMATION At this point, we would like to explain some of the terms used in the operating instructions. We will also explain the special features of your digital piano. 10.1 EXPLANATION OF TERMS Definition Term MIDI Musical Instrument Digital Interface (digital interface for musical instruments) is a data transfer protocol. -
Page 37: Warranty
INFORMATION TROUBLESHOOTING 10.2 WARRANTY The dealer from whom the appliance was purchased provides a warranty of 2 years from the date of purchase for the material and manufacture of the appliance. In the event of a defect, the purchaser shall initially only have the right to subsequent performance. Subsequent performance includes either repair or delivery of a replacement product. -
Page 38: Technical Data
TECHNICAL DATA TECHNICAL DATA Name UP355 Features Dimensions W x D x H in cm 143.4 x 42.0 x 86.5 (102.5) cm Weight 55 kg Operating power 75 Watt consumption Keyboard 88 keys, Concert Pianist, Graded Hammer 6 levels Touch sensitivity... - Page 40 Manufacturer: GEWA music GmbH Oelsnitzer Str. 58 08626 Adorf GERMANY www.gewamusic.com Version 1.0 As of 27.07.2022 Subject to changes and errors!
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