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Roland JV-880
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Check through the following
situations
and conditions
when
your JV-880
fails to operate
properly.
No sound
Check
that the
JV-880,
amplifier
and mixer
are all
turned
on.
Check
that all
devices are
connected
correctly and
securely.
Check that the connecting
cables are
not defective.
Check whether
the sound is
output
through
a connected
set of headphones. If
you can
hear the
sound normally
through
the headphones,
the
connected device
or
cables
are
probably
the
cause of the problem.
Check
that the
volume
of the
amplifier, mixer or external
MIDI
sound source are
set to
suitable levels.
Check
that the volume
of JV-880
is
set
to
a suitable
level.
Any of the following
settings
may apply:
O
The
position of
the
VOLUME
knob
O
The Part
level value (Part
parameter:
P.7-1
0)
O
Patch level value
(Patch
Common
parameter: P.6-8)
O
TVA level value (Tone
parameter:
P.6-43; Rhythm
Tone
parameter: P.8-1
8)
O
The value
of the
volume
data received via MIDI
IN
Check that the MIDI receive
switch
(P.7-1
5)
of the Part
parameter
(Performance)
is on.
Check that the Tone switch
for the Patch
is on.
O
(Tone parameters)
TVF
cutoff
value
(P.6-35)
TVF
envelope depth
value
(P.6-38)
The velocity sensitivity value and the
key
follow setting of
the
TVF envelope
(P.
6-40,
6-41)
The level setting
of
TVF envelope (P.6-42)
O
The
depth
setting when the modulation/aftertouch/
expression control parameter
is
set to cutoff (Tone
parameter: P.6-1
8)
i
Check that the TVA level of the Patch Tone or Rhythm
Tone is
set to
0. Any of
the
following settings
may
apply:
O
(Tone parameters)
Dry level value (P. 6-52)
TVA level value (P.6-43)
The
velocity
sensitivity value and the time key follow setting
of the
TVA
envelope (P.
6-48,
6-49)
The
level setting of TVA envelope (P.
6-50)
TVA
delay time value (P.6^47)
O
The depth
setting when the modulation/aftertouch/
expression
control parameter is set to
level (Tone
parameter: P.6-1
8)
)
The sound range
may be limited
depending on the
wave selected.
Check the following parameter
for the
various sections:
Check that the MIDI
channel has
been set properly. Any
of the following settings
may
apply:
O
Coarse
tune value (Part:
P.7-1
1
;
Tone:
P.6-27; Rhythm
Tone
parameter:
P.8-9)
O
The value of the Patch receiving
channel
(System Common
parameter: P. 5-5)
O
The value
of the receiving
channel (Part parameter: P.7-1
2)
>
Sound may
not be produced if:
1)
the cutoff is set to
and
the
TVF
filter
type for the Tone of
a Patch or
a
Rhythm
Tone is set to LPF, or
2)
the cutoff is
set to
127
and
the filter
type is set to HPF. Any
of
the following
settings
may apply:
>
Check
that the JV-880 is
not
in
the ROM
play mode.
The internal
sounds
of the
JV-880
will not
sound from
received MIDI IN
performance
data when the
instrument is in the
ROM
play
mode.
t
When the output
mode is 4
OUT and
the output select
parameter is set
to
SUB
OUTPUTS:
O
The sound output
through the
SUB OUTPUTS
cannot be
heard over the
headphones.
O
The sound is
output through the MAIN
OUTPUTS
when
the
connecting cable
is not connected to
the
SUB
OUTPUT.

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