dannamite

Mike Martin, it's 12:13am Eastern time and I just wanted to say a big "Thank You" to you for your solution! This backup "Function + Key" combination has fixed this issue that has been a nuance for months. I spent an hour on the phone with Casio Tech Support on Friday and they could not find a "Function + Key" combination to resolve this issue. I was going to have to send my keyboard in for repairs this week. I also appreciate everyone's help on this forum. Thank you all so much.

I've still not been able to resolve this. We found out that holding the function and the temperament changes the temperament to something that helps with his practice but we have to do so each time we turn off/on the piano. I was looking for a way to do a factory reset but can't find it online nor in the user manual.

Hello and thanks for reading this post. I'm having an issue with my Casio PX-130 and hoping to get some troubleshooting ideas or suggestions on what to do. The keys seems to have shifted an octave lower. So middle C for example sounds like the C one octave below it. My son has to play all his music an octave higher to get it the way it's written in his music books. I called the Casio support line, and the support person took my info and stated that I will receive a call from another department, but it's been over week and no call. I've had it for about 2 years and I got an extra 2 year warranty from Casio when I purchased it. Has anyone experienced or seen this issue before? Any advice?