Roland JV-880 - Page 10

PANEL
CONTROLS
AND
TERMINALS
TONE
SWITCH
buttons 1
—4
These
buttons
turn the
sound
of a
Tone
on and
off.
From the
Patch
Edit
mode,
you can
select
the
Tone
you
wish
to
edit by
holding
down the JTONE
SELECT
|
button
and
pressing one
of these
buttons.
These
buttons
function
differently
depending
on the
selected
mode.
TONE
SWITCH 1
From
the
Performance
Play
mode,
this
button
functions
as
a
Mute
(I
MUTE
|)
switch,
allowing
you to
mute
any
Part.
TONE
SWITCH
2
From
the
Performance
Play
mode,
this
button
functions
as
a
Monitor
(
|
MONITOR"
Part.
switch,
allowing you
to
hear
any
TONE
SWITCH
3
From
the
Performance
Play
mode,
this button
functions
as
an
Information
(
|INFQ|
)
button,
displaying
the
status
of
each
Part.
From
the
Utility
mode,
it
functions
as
a
Compare
(
[COMPARE
I
)
button,
allowing you to
check the
destination
Patch
before
attempting
to
overwrite
(replace)
it
with
another
Patch.
TONE
SWITCH
4
From
the
Utility
mode,
this
button
functions
as
an
enter
( I
ENTER
I
)
button,
aFlowing
you to
execute
Write
and Copy
operations.
PCM
CARD
slot
Optional
PCM
Cards
(S0-PCM1
series)
can
be
inserted
into
this
slot.
DATA
CARD
slot
Optional
Data
Cards
(Roland
M-256E
etc.)
can be
inserted
into
this
slot.
MIDI
MESSAGE
indicator
This
indicator
lights
when
MIDI
messages
are
received.
POWER
switch
This
switch
turns
the
unit on
and
off.
[Rear
Panel]
MAIN
OUTPUT
jacks
The
enhanced
stereo
signal
(processed
by
chorus/reverb)
is
output
through
these
jacks.
Connect an
audio
cable
to the
left
L(MONO)
jack
when
you
need a
mono
output.
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MIDI
Connectors
(IN/OUTfTHRU)
These
terminals
allow
the
JV to be
connected
to
other
MID!
devices:
MIDI IN
:
For
receiving
data
from
other
MIDI
devices.
SUB
OUTPUT
jacks
The dry
(no
chorus/reverb)
stereo
signal
is
output
through
these
jacks.
MID!
OUT
: For
transmitting
internal
data
to
other
MIDI
devices.
MIDI
THRU
: For
re-transmitting
data
received
via
the
MIDI IN connector