Roland TD-50 - Appendix; List of Displayed Messages; Error Messages; Other Messages

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Appendix
List of Displayed Messages
Error Messages
Message Meaning Action
Format SD Card Error! Failed to format the SD card.
Insert an SD card correctly.
Unlock the SD card.
Incorrect File! The backup data or the kit backup data is damaged. Do not use this data.
MIDI Buer Full!
A large amount of MIDI messages were received in a short time,
and could not be processed completely.
Conrm that the external MIDI device is properly connected. If
the problem persists, reduce the amount of MIDI messages sent
to the TD-50.
MIDI Oine!
A MIDI cable or USB cable is disconnected (alternatively,
communication with the external MIDI device was interrupted
for some reason).
Make sure that the MIDI cable or USB cable is not disconnected
or broken.
No Backup Data! There is no backup data on the SD card. –
No Data!
You attempted to export a song for which recorded data does
not exist.
Export a song for which recorded data exists.
No SD Card! No SD card is in the SD card slot. Insert an SD card correctly.
Rec Data Exists! Change Rec
Number or Check Overwrite.
Recorded data exists.
Either change the recording-destination, or specify that the
recorded data will be overwritten (p. 17).
Rec Data Full!
The storage capacity of the song recorder is full, and recording
has stopped.
–
Recording stopped because the maximum number of notes that
can be recorded in one song was exceeded.
Sample Length Too Long! The audio le is too long, and cannot be imported. Files longer than 180 seconds cannot be imported.
Sample Length Too Short! The audio le is too short, and cannot be imported.
In some cases, audio les shorter than one second cannot be
imported.
SD Card is Locked!
The SD card is locked. Unlock the SD card.
The le attribute is read-only. Clear the read-only attribute of the le.
SD Card is not connected! No SD card is in the SD card slot. Insert an SD card correctly.
SD Card Media Error!
The contents of SD card are damaged.
Copy the necessary data from the SD card, and then format the
SD card on the TD-50 (p. 41). If this does not solve the problem,
try a dierent SD card.
Failed to save recorded data. Check the lock status of the SD card.
Failed to export the song. Check whether the le might be write-protected.
SD Card Memory Full! There are no empty space on the SD card. Delete unneeded data (p. 41).
System Overload! The TD-50’s processing could not keep up. Reduce the number of notes that play simultaneously.
Unsupported format! The TD-50 does not support this format.
Check whether this le format can be played (song (p. 14), user
sample (p. 27)).
User Sample Does Not Exist! User samples do not exist. Select a location where user samples exist.
User Sample Exists! User samples exist. Delete the user samples, or select a vacant location.
User Sample Import Error!
The audio data to be imported is damaged. Do not use this audio data.
The data on the SD card is damaged. Do not use this SD card.
User Sample Memory Error!
The backup data or kit backup data including user samples is
damaged.
Do not use this data.
The data on the SD card is damaged. Do not use this SD card.
An empty user sample is assigned. (Only for 1 KIT SAVE)
You can’t use 1 KIT SAVE for a kit to which empty user samples
are assigned.
User Sample memory full! There is no free user sample space. Delete unneeded user sample (p. 29).
Other Messages
Message Meaning Action
USB Driver The modied settings
will become eective after power
o and restart.
The USB driver settings take eect when you turn the power of
the TD-50 o and on again.
Turn the power of the TD-50 o and on again.
XStick always eective Cross-stick technique is always enabled. –
XStick switch available The cross-stick switch is enabled.
In the DRUM KIT screen, press the [F4] (XSTICK) button to switch
between sounding or not sounding the cross-stick sound (p. 13).