Roland RD-500 - Page 7

INTERNAL SOUNDS Section (page 13)
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This section allows you to control the internal sound source.
In the Function mode, the same section edits the settings of
Setup Memory/Numerical Keys (page 22, 25)
This allows you to write/recall any setting you have
made by using various parameters. These keys can
be used as numerical keys for entering values.
* The Basic Setting is written in A-1 Memory and
therefore cannot be rewritten.
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DAMPER PEDAL Jack
By connecting an optional pedal
switch (DP-2 or DP-6) to this jack, it
will function as a damper (sustain)
pedal.
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TX PEDAL Jack (page 27,45)
pedal switch to this jack, and you can send the
the MIDI OUT connector. When the MIDI OUT
RD-500.
INT+TX PEDAL Jack (page 27,45)
By connecting an optional expression pedal (EV-5, etc.) or
pedal switch to this jack, you can control the volume or pan
(sound positioning) using the pedal. When a pedal is not
connected to the TX PEDAL jack, Volume and Pan information
is output to MIDI OUT at the same time.
MIDI Connectors
These are for connecting a
MIDI device.
Connect an optional expression pedal (EV-5, etc.) or
Volume or Pan information generated by the pedal to
connector is not being used, this jack controls the
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PHONES Jack
Connect stereo headphones to
this jack. Even when headphones
are connected, audio signals are
output through the OUTPUT and
FIXED OUTPUT jacks.
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OUTPUT R/L(MONO) Jacks
Connect a keyboard amplifier, mixer or
power amplifier to these jacks. If you
require a monaural output, use the
L(MONO) jack.
FIXED OUTPUT R/L Jacks
These jacks are to be connected to either a mixer or to
an effects processor (and then a mixer). In either case,
the mixer can then be used to provide precise control
over the RD-500's output. Moving the VOLUME slider
or the EQUALIZER sliders on the piano does not affect
the output from the FIXED OUTPUT jacks.