Roland SUPER JX - Error Messages

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c. Error Messages
if the Display reacts differently from what is said in
the manual, (we call this error message), it is most
likely that you have taken a wrong operation. The
following shows the error messages of the JX-10
and explains how to correct them.
1) MEMORY PROTECTED
You have tried to take writing procedure without
setting the relevant Protect Switch to the OFF
position. When the Voice Memory Switch on the
JX-10 is set to the INT position, the Protect Switch
on the JX-10 should be set to the OFF, and when
itis in the CART position, the Protect Switch on the
Cartridge should be set to the OFF position.
2) INSERT CARTRIDGE
When the Voice Memory Switch is set to the CART
position, in other words, when the JX-10 is in the
Cartridge mode, this error message may be seen if
the cartridge is not securely connected. Remove
the cartridge then securely connect it in the correct
direction (with the Protect Switch side facing
upward).
3) MISMATCH
This error message is indicated when you have
tried to use the Memory Cartridge for the sequ-
encer data to calling or writing Patch Memory or
Tone data, and vice versa. Change the cartridge to
the correct one.
However, if you wish to clear the data on the car-
tridge currently connected and use it for different
data, repeat the same writing procedure you have
taken twice more. The Display will show MIS-
MATCH again at the first time, but just carry on,
writing will be done at the second time.
4) NOT M-64C
This error message is shown when you have tried
to write Patch Memory and Tone data onto the
M-16C which does not have the capacity to store
it. Change the cartridge to the M-64C.
5) SELECT NO. 1-50
This error message is shown when you have triad
to write the edited Tone to the Tone Number other
than 1 to 50. Tone numbers from 51 to 100 are
ROM, therefore cannot be rewritten.
6) SELECT NO. 1-32
When using the Memory Cartridge of the JX-8P,
this error message is seen by assigning the Tone
numbers other than 1 to 32.
7) MEMORY FULL
When writing the Sequencer data, this error mes-
sage is displayed to tell that the memory is full. No
more data can be written into memory, so you
need to cut down the data.
8) MEMORY ERR
When this is shown several times, the JX-10 is in
trouble. You need to have it repaired.
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