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Boss BR-80 - Troubleshooting; Power Supply and Sound Issues

Boss BR-80
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This section contains tips to help you solve problems.
If this information does not help you solve the problem, please contact a customer service
location listed at the end of this manual.
Problems with the Power Supply
Item Explanation Page
Power won’t turn on
Is the specied AC adaptor (PSA series; sold separately) properly connected?
Never use any AC adaptor other than one specied for use with the BR-80.
Is sucient power being supplied to your computer or USB hub?
The connection cannot be established if insucient power is being supplied to
the BR-80. Make sure that none of the following cases apply.
If you’re using a notebook computer that’s running on its battery, operation
may be unstable in the case of some computers. In this case, connect an AC
adaptor to your computer.
The power management settings of your computer may be limiting the power
that is supplied to USB. Check the settings on your computer.
In some cases, the BR-80 cannot be used with bus-powered hubs (USB hubs
that do not contain a power supply). Please use a self-powered hub (a hub
that contains a power supply).
Problems with the Sound
Item Explanation Page
No sound
Is power to the BR-80 and any connected equipment turned on? p. 41
Are the audio cables connected correctly? p. 40
Could an audio cable be broken?
Could the volume be turned down on the connected amp or mixer?
Could the [VOLUME] dial be lowered?
Is an SD card inserted? p. 39
Could an SD card not supported by the BR-80 be inserted?
Before using any SD card other than the one that was supplied with the unit,
please refer to the Roland website (http://www.roland.com).
There you’ll nd the latest information regarding compatibility.
Could you be attempting to play back a phrase shorter than one second in MTR
mode?
Phrases shorter than one second cannot be played back in MTR mode.
Can’t play back a
WAV/MP3 le
Could you be attempting to play back a le in a format that the BR-80 does not
support?
p. 128
Troubleshooting

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