What to do if the speakers on my Roland Musical Instrument do not produce sound?
If the speakers on your Roland Musical Instrument aren't producing sound when you play, first, ensure the master volume isn't set too low. Secondly, check if headphones are plugged into the PHONES jack, as this may be muting the speakers.
Why is there noise when I use a mobile phone near my Roland Musical Instrument?
If you experience interference when using a mobile phone close to your Roland Musical Instrument, this may be due to the phone's proximity. To resolve this, either turn off the mobile phone or increase the distance between it and the instrument.
How to fix a Roland Musical Instrument that is not recognized when connecting to a computer?
If your Roland Musical Instrument isn't being recognized when connected to a computer, verify that the USB cable is securely connected. If the issue persists, try using a different USB port on your computer. This instrument should function as plug and play, typically without needing a driver installation.
Why does my Roland Musical Instrument shut down after a period of time?
Your Roland Musical Instrument may be shutting down automatically due to the auto power off function, which turns off the instrument after a set period of inactivity. To adjust this feature, please refer to the Auto Power Off section in this manual.
What to do if the pedal does not respond on my Roland Musical Instrument?
If the pedal is not responding with your Roland Musical Instrument, make sure the pedal cable is firmly connected.
Why do the speakers on my Roland Musical Instrument produce a pop sound when turned on or off?
The pop sound from the speakers of your Roland Musical Instrument when turning the power on or off is normal and not a cause for concern.
Details the layout and components of the instrument's front panel, including buttons and keys.
Describes the rear panel connections and ports for power, audio, and peripherals.
Instructions for powering the instrument using the AC adapter or batteries.
Guide to attaching the included music rest to the instrument.
How to connect stereo headphones and manage the Phones Sense function.
Steps for connecting the instrument to external audio devices via the PHONES/OUTPUT jack.
Instructions for connecting the sustain pedal to the SUSTAIN jack.
Guide to connecting the instrument to a computer via USB for MIDI data transfer.
How to choose a preset tone from the available options.
Instructions for activating Dual mode to layer two different tones simultaneously.
Explanation of the Key Touch feature and its sensitivity settings.
A list of all available preset tones on the instrument.
A list of the demo songs included with the instrument.
Details specific button and key combinations for various functions.
Technical details on MIDI transmission and reception for the instrument.
General| Pedal jack | Yes |
|---|---|
| Sound effects | Reverberation |
| Tones quantity | 4 |
| RMS rated power | 10 W |
| Speaker diameter | 1.5 mm |
| Number of speakers | 2 |
| Metronome tempo range | 30 - 280 bpm |
| Maximum polyphony (notes) | 128 |
| Bluetooth version | 4.0 |
| Headphone outputs | 1 |
| USB connector type | Micro-USB B |
| Tuning frequency | 415.3 - 466.2 Hz |
| Demo songs quantity | 10 |
| Tune adjustment range | -6 - 5 cent(s) |
| Power source type | Battery, DC |
| Keys quantity | 88 keys |
| Product color | Black |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 291 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 1283 mm |
| Height | 87 mm |
| Weight | 7000 g |
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