Roland FP-8 - CONNECTING AUDIO DEVICES; Listening Through Internal Speakers

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To Select a Mode
1 Press FUNC (the indicator will light).
2 Press MODE (the indicator will light).
3 Use the VARIATION buttons to select the desired mode: 1, 2, 3 or 4.
[If you play the keyboard as you move through the modes, you will
notice that no sound is produced when you are in mode 2 or 4. This is
because Local is set to OFF in those two modes.]
4 Press FUNC when you have selected the desired made. The display
will indicate the Tone variation as before.
yi * If you use the FP-8 by itself there is no need to be concerned about
MIDI modes.
* Mode 1 is the default setting (automatically selected during power up).
“ For more information about MIDI, refer to the MIDI Guide (page 24).
It
is
possible
to
connect
a
variety
of
instruments
and
audio
equipment
to
the
FP-8.
By
doing
so
you
can
expand
and enhance
your
music system.
Listening
to
Other
Sources
Through
the
Internal
Speakers
tf you have another instrument that doesn't have its own speakers, you can
connect it to the FP-8 and hear it through the FP-8's internal speakers. Turn
off both instruments before making any connections.
1 Connect the two instruments as shown in the following diagram. To
make this connection you will require two audio cables with phono
(1/4") plugs (eg., PJ-1M).
OUTPUT L/R
INPUT L/R
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LEVEL STEREO. ‘STEREO.
“INPUT - “LINE QUI—