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General| Number of Keys | 49 |
|---|---|
| Velocity Sensitive | Yes |
| Type | Keyboard Controller |
| Control Interface | Modulation lever |
| MIDI | Out |
| Connectivity | MIDI Out |
Explains the GS Format specifications for Roland's sound sources and MIDI message response.
Details the USB connector for PC connection and power supply.
Mentions supplied USB drivers for IBM PC and Macintosh computers.
Highlights 49 velocity-sensitive keys, Octave Shift, and Pitch Bend/Modulation lever.
Covers Program Change/Bank Select for sound selection and DATA ENTRY slider assignments.
Describes the PC-300's compact size and suitability for DTM setups.
Advises on using the correct adapter, turning off power, and cord care.
Covers temperature, humidity, vibration, and proximity to audio equipment.
Instructions for cleaning the unit with soft cloths and mild detergents.
Warns against impact, liquids, service personnel, and opening the unit.
Details how to power the PC-300 using the supplied adapter or USB.
Explains how to connect the PC-300 to control other MIDI devices and computers.
Guides on connecting for computer-based music production via serial or USB.
Illustrates connecting the PC-300 via serial port to a sound module or MPU.
Guides on connecting the PC-300 to a computer using the USB port.
Specifies the correct order for powering on/off the PC-300 and connected devices.
Explains using the BENDER/MODULATION lever for pitch changes and vibrato effects.
Describes connecting a footswitch for sustaining notes using CC64 messages.
Details using OCTAVE [+/-] buttons to shift the keyboard's range up or down.
Explains assigning Channel Aftertouch to the slider for timbre alteration.
Adjusts velocity sensitivity, Reverb depth, and Chorus depth using the DATA ENTRY slider.
Controls stereo placement, volume, and activates a panic function for stuck notes.
Checks adapter, power switch, and USB connection if the unit is not working.
Verifies function assignment, slider movement, and MIDI transmit channel.
Addresses GS module switches, GM/GS message conflicts, and correct message sequences.
Explains GS module Aftertouch setup and potential MIDI program number discrepancies.
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