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General| Brand | Roland |
|---|---|
| Model | pt-2700 |
| Category | Musical Instrument |
| Language | English |
Details warnings and cautions related to electrical shock, fire, and injury, and explains important safety symbols.
Explains the meaning of standard warning symbols like lightning flash and exclamation mark used in the manual.
Guidelines on power supply circuit usage, connecting to power outlets, and managing power switches.
Recommendations for optimal placement to avoid interference, temperature extremes, and humidity.
Instructions on how to clean the unit properly using dry cloths and avoiding solvents.
Further advice on handling controls, connecting cables, and transporting the unit safely.
Describes the piano's stereo sampling sound generator and its realistic concert grand piano tones.
Details the progressive hammer action keyboard and pedal response for a grand piano feel.
Highlights the availability of nine different internal tones for various musical genres.
Mentions the three metronome sounds and easy adjustment of tempo and time.
Notes the ease of recording and playing back personal performances.
Identifies and explains the function of the Power Switch, Volume Slider, Reverb, Chorus, and Tone buttons.
Explains the Metronome Tempo, Beat, and Sound controls.
Details the Metronome On/Off, Play, Record, and Demo/Key Touch buttons.
Guides on connecting power, opening the lid, using pedals, and understanding the adjuster for stability.
Covers turning the unit on/off, adjusting volume, and the piano's protection circuit.
Instructions for inserting the music stand into the provided holes for use.
Explains how to connect headphones to the two jacks and adjust volume for private listening.
Important advice on handling headphone cords, connecting volume, and listening levels to prevent damage or hearing loss.
Instructions for starting, stopping, and resuming the internal demo songs using the dedicated buttons.
Detailed steps on how to select a specific demo song for playback using TONE buttons.
A comprehensive list of all 40 internal demo songs with titles, composers, and copyright details.
Biographical information about John Maul and Naoki Nishi, composers featured in the demo songs.
How to choose from the eight different instrument sounds (Tones) using the TONE buttons.
Instructions for playing two different tones simultaneously to create a layered sound.
Details on dividing the keyboard into two sections with different sounds and how to set the split point.
Enables adding reverberation to the sound for a concert hall or similar acoustic space feel.
Adds dimension, fatness, and breadth to the sound by applying the Chorus effect.
Guides on sounding, stopping, and adjusting the metronome's volume.
How to check volume, change tempo, and select time signatures for the metronome.
How to switch between three metronome sound types: ordinary, electronic, and dog/cat sounds.
Step-by-step guide on selecting tones, setting tempo/time, and starting the recording process.
Details on entering record standby, cancelling recording, and starting recording by playing a note.
Instructions on how to play back a recorded performance and stop playback.
How to erase recorded songs from the unit's memory.
Adjusting touch sensitivity and transposing the keyboard pitch without altering fingering.
Adjusts the reference pitch and provides settings for reference pitch values and tones.
Adjusts the volume balance between the two layered sounds when using Dual Play.
Details on adjusting the depth level for the Reverb and Chorus effects.
Explains sympathetic resonance and how to adjust its depth level.
Instructions for performing using tunings from classical music eras.
Information on understanding stretch tuning and selecting different tuning curve types.
How to lock the panel to prevent accidental button presses, allowing specific operations including metronome use.
Basic explanation of MIDI and description of the MIDI In and Out connectors on the unit.
Step-by-step guide for connecting the pt-2700 to external MIDI devices like sequencers.
Illustrative examples of connecting to MIDI sequencers and sound modules.
Explains how to disconnect the keyboard and internal sound generator using Local On/Off settings.
How to switch between receiving MIDI messages on all channels (Omni On) or a specific channel (Omni Off).
Guide to setting the MIDI transmit and receive channels by pressing specific keys.
How Program Change messages switch sounds and a table mapping program numbers to tones.
Controls transmission/reception of messages for pedals and effect status changes.
How to transmit recorded performance data from MIDI Out to a sequencer for saving.
Description of the output and input jacks for connecting to external audio devices.
Procedure for playing piano sounds through external speakers or recording onto a tape recorder.
Procedure for playing external audio device sounds through the piano's speakers.
Steps for safely powering off the piano and connected audio equipment after use.
Solutions for common problems like unit not turning on, no sound, or buttons not functioning.
Troubleshoots pitch inaccuracies, distorted sound, unexpected noises, and vibration issues.
Addresses problems with no sound or strange sounds when connected to MIDI or audio equipment.
Illustrates key assignments for convenient functions like touch sensitivity and volume balance.
Shows key assignments for selecting temperament, tonic, and tuning curves.
Illustrates key assignments for MIDI functions like channel setting, local control, and data transmission.
