What to do if my Roland Electronic Keyboard doesn't produce sound?
If your Roland Electronic Keyboard isn't producing sound, first check that the master volume isn't set too low. Also, verify the Upper1, Upper2, and Lower sound volumes in the mixer menu. Finally, ensure headphones are not plugged into the PHONES jack.
What to do if my Roland Electronic Keyboard is not recognized by computer?
If your Roland Electronic Keyboard isn't being recognized by your computer, ensure the USB cable is securely connected. If it is, try a different USB port on your computer. Note that this instrument uses plug and play and shouldn't need a driver installation.
How to fix wrong pitch on my Roland Electronic Keyboard?
If some notes on your Roland Electronic Keyboard sound like they are in the wrong pitch, check that the tune value is set to 0 in the function menu.
Why does my Roland Electronic Keyboard make noise near my phone?
If you are using a mobile phone close to the Roland Electronic Keyboard, it may cause interference. To resolve this, either turn off the mobile phone or move it further away from the keyboard.
Why does my Roland Electronic Keyboard turn off by itself?
Your Roland Electronic Keyboard might be turning off due to the Auto Off function, which shuts down the instrument after a set period of inactivity. You can disable this feature in the function menu.
What to do if auto accompaniment doesn't play on my Roland Electronic Keyboard?
If the auto accompaniment on your Roland Electronic Keyboard isn't playing even with sync start engaged, you might be playing keys in the right-hand range. To start the accompaniment with sync start, play keys in the left-hand range.
What to do if the pedal does not respond on my Roland Electronic Keyboard?
If the pedal isn't responding on your Roland Electronic Keyboard, make sure the pedal cable is firmly connected.
Why does my Roland Electronic Keyboard pedal sustain when released?
If your Roland Electronic Keyboard pedal sustains notes when released instead of when pressed, it might be due to pedal polarity. Try plugging the pedal into the PEDAL jack before turning the power on.
Why does my Roland Electronic Keyboard make a pop sound when turned on?
The pop sound your Roland Electronic Keyboard makes when turned on or off is normal and doesn't indicate a problem.
General| Pad color | White |
|---|---|
| Control type | Buttons |
| MIDI-keyboard number of keys | 61 keys |
| Product color | Black |
| Interface | USB |
| Battery type | AA |
| Power source type | AC |
| Power consumption (typical) | 10 W |
| Display type | LCD |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 317 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 947 mm |
| Height | 100 mm |
| Weight | 3900 g |
Details the controls and buttons on the front of the keyboard for operation.
Explains the various jacks and connection ports on the back of the instrument.
Instructions on powering the instrument via AC adapter or batteries.
Step-by-step guide to switching the keyboard's power on and off.
How to control the overall sound level using the volume knob.
How to choose and play individual instrument sounds (tones).
Adjusting how playing dynamics affect volume and expression.
How to select between ABC and Whole chord modes for accompaniment.
How to start and play rhythm tracks using styles and sync start.
Initiating full accompaniment playback by playing chords with sync start.
Defines chords, triads, and their basic types (Major, Minor, Augmented, Diminished).
Instructions on adjusting tempo using TEMPO buttons and restoring default settings.
How to turn the metronome on/off and adjust beat settings for practice.
How to adjust the volume levels of different tracks using the mixer.
How to save current panel settings to memory locations for quick recall.
How to load previously saved panel settings from memory.
Steps to record keyboard performances, including accompaniment.
How to playback recorded performances and control playback.
Addresses common issues like sound problems, noise, and connectivity issues with solutions.
Lists technical details including keyboard, display, polyphony, tones, styles, and connectivity.
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