Roland JV-880 - The Sound is Muted or Cut Off; The Tone Cannot Be Edited as Intended; The Rhythm Tone Cannot Be Edited as Intended; Card Cannot Be Used

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The
sound is
muted or
cut off
•
The
maximum
Polyphony
of
the JV-880
is twenty-eight.
Decrease
the number of Tones
you
are
using or adjust
the
voice reserve setting
(P.7-12)
of
the Part
parameters.
•
If
the mute
group
(P. 8-7) of a
Rhythm Tone
parameter
is
on,
the sound
which has
been sounding
is
muted
when another
sound from the
same group
is
played.
When the key assign (P.
6-1
3)
of the
Patch Common
parameters
is
set
to solo, only
a
single
Tone sounds
even
when several key are played.
The
Torre cannot
be
edited
as
intended
Check that the
sounding Tone and the Tone
number to
be
edited
match.
The sound doesn't change
when
editing
a
Tone whose
Tone switch
has been turned
off.
The Rhvthm Tone
cannot
be edited as
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Check
that the note number to be
edited and
the
sounding
note number match.
The sound
doesn't change when
editing
a
Tone
whose
Tone
switch has been turned
off.
Card
cannot be used^
#
Cards
which have not been
formatted for use
with the
JV-880
cannot be used.
Format the DATA card
from the
Utility mode (P.
9-1
3).
PCM cards
which have not been
designed for use
with
the JV-880
cannot be used.
Data
cannot be
transferred
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•
Check that
the
exclusive
receiving
switch
(P.
5-9)
of the
System
Common
parameters
is on.
•
Check
that
the unit
number {P. 5-6) of the
System
Common
parameters is
correct.
Match it to
the
unit
number of the
connected
device.
•
The temporary
data
will not be
changed,
even
though
the data
is
transferred
by
exclusive messages
to
internal
memory
or
DATA card.
Transfer to
the
temporary
area
or
switch
the
Performance/Patch
by
program
change
messages after
transferring the
data
by
exclusive
messages.
#
Check that
the DATA card
has
been formatted
for use
with the
JV-880. Data
cannot
be stored
on
the
DATA
card if it has
not been
properly
formatted
for the
JV-880.
Format the
DATA
card from the Utility
mode
(P.9-1
3).
•
Check
that the
protect switch
of
the
DATA card
is on.
When
transferring data
to the DATA
card,
the
data
cannot be
written unless the
protect
switch is set
to
off.
Check that
the
DATA card
has been
inserted
properly.
Data
cannot
be
stored
on
the
DATA
card
if it has
not
been
properly
inserted.