Roland JV-30 - Page 9

Making the Connections
Power Switch
Push
to
turn the unit's power ON or OFF.
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PHONES Jack
stereo
headphones should be used.
Headphones: RH-20, RH-80, RH-120 etc.
ON
OFF
AC Adaptor Jack
Use
only
the
supplied AC adaptor. The AC adaptor should
be
looped around the hook
located
to
the right of the
Power Switch. This prevents the
cord from being acci-
dently pulled out while you are
playing.
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OUTPUT Jacks
Provide output
of the sound signals.
They can
be
con-
nected to an
amplifier or mixer, or some
other unit. In
order
to
get the most out
of this instrument, the use
of
stereo output is
recommended. If you
wish
to
play in
monaural, use
only the L (MONO) jack.
When
connecting
to a
home stereo
or similar system, re-
move the adaptor plug
from the supplied cable.
PEDAL HOLD Jack
Accepts
connection
of a
pedal
switch. While the pedal Is
depressed, decaying-type sounds (such as the piano), m\\
decay more slowly. Sounds which normally tend to be sus-
tained
will
sound continually.
MIDI Connectors
Allow you to use MIDI cables to connect this instrument
with other MiOI-equipped units. For details, refer
to
"Using MIDI
1
" (»
p.30).
Hirning
the Power On
Once all connections have been completed,
turn on the devices
in the following order:
JV-30
POWER
'
Amplifier, Stereo set. Mixer,
etc.
POWER
OFF
ON
(DTurn
on
the JV-30.
(2)
Turn
on the power to the
mixer and/or
amplifier.
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Set
the volume
control on each unit at
an appropriate
level.
*
This
instrument requires a
few seconds
immediately after
the power is
turned on
before it is ready
for operation.
This is due to
its circuitry
protection feature.
*
Power down
your system in
the reverse
order (ie., the
JV-30 last).
JV-30 Amplifier, etc.
VOtUME
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o
When turn the power on.
you'll
see the
(ollowina
screen ;
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After
a
few seconds it'll change
to
this
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the cu'reritly selected Tone.