Roland JUNO-D6 - Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting
If this instrument is not working as expected, rst check the following points. If you’ve checked these points and still can’t nd the cause, contact
Roland Support or the dealer where you purchased your instrument.
Problem Items to check/Action Page
Power does not turn on Check that the AC adaptor is properly connected to a power outlet and to this instrument.
p. 8
No sound
The [MASTER VOLUME] knob might have been turned down.
p. 5
Is this instrument properly connected to other devices? –
Is the power of the connected amplied speaker(s) turned on? –
The volume on the connected devices might have been turned down. –
If you don’t hear sound from the connected amplied speakers or mixer, try connecting
headphones to this instrument and checking the sound. If you hear sound through the headphones,
there may be a short in the cable connected to the amplied speaker, or the amp or mixer may be
malfunctioning. Check the connecting cables and devices again.
–
The level of the sound (tone) may be too low. Check the level setting.
Ø “Parameter
Guide”
The partial of the tone might be turned o. Turn the partial switch on.
Ø “Parameter
Guide”
The part might be muted. Turn the mute switch o. –
Check the eect on/o settings. –
The keyboard switch might be turned o. Turn the keyboard switch on. p. 24
If you play a key but don’t hear a sound, the local switch may be turned o.
Set “Local Switch” to “ON” (MENU > SYSTEM EDIT > COMMON screen in the COMMON tab page).
–
You might have turned the volume down by operating the pedal, or the volume may have been
lowered if the instrument received a MIDI message (a volume or expression message) from your
computer.
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Can’t hear certain parts
The [UPPER] slider (part 1) and [LOWER] slider (part 2) might have been lowered.
p. 5
The part volume might have been lowered. Check the part levels.
p. 17
SOUND MODIFY knobs have
no eect on certain tones
On acoustic piano tones, the CUTOFF and RESONANCE of SOUND MODIFY knobs have no eect.
This is by design, and is not a malfunction.
–
Sounds in the high frequency
range of acoustic piano tones
change suddenly
On acoustic piano tones, the higher notes of the piano (from the highest key down around 1½
octaves) fully sustain after you play them, even if the damper pedal is not pressed. Also, the sound
changes where there is a change in the number of strings per key, or if there is a transition from
wound strings to unwound strings. This is because the acoustic piano tones faithfully reproduce the
characteristics of an acoustic piano, and is not a malfunction.
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The note you play keeps
playing after you play and
release the key
If you’ve connected a pedal, the pedal polarity might be reversed.
Check the “Control Pedal Polarity” and “Hold Pedal Polarity” settings in the PEDAL tab page, MENU >
SYSTEM EDIT > COMMON screen.
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No sound from mic
Check the levels of the MIC [GAIN] knob on the rear panel and the [MIC] slider on the top panel. –
The “Mic Input Level” might have been set to “0”.
Check the “Mic Input Level” setting in the MIC INPUT tab page, MENU > SYSTEM EDIT > EFFECTS
screen.
–
A condenser mic might be connected.
Condenser microphones cannot be used with the XPS-60.
–
The error message “Incorrect
File!” appears when importing
a sample
Is the format of the le you are importing supported on this instrument? p. 25
Does the lename contain no more than 24 characters (including extension)? –