Roland V-Drums TD-20 - Setting Up the Kit; Mounting the TD-20 on the Stand

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TD-20
CHECKING THE VERSION
NUMBER
In step 2, if a screen different from the one shown below is displayed, it means
the program version is at 2.00 or later. If this happens, use the procedure
described in the TDW-20 Service Notes (#17058576E0) to verify the version.
1. Simultaneously hold down the [EFFECTS ON/OFF], [AMBIENCE], and
[MASTER COMP] buttons and turn on the power.
2. Press the [TOOL] button after start up, and the following appears in the
LCD display.
fig.version-1
3. Next, press the [F4] button, and the version number appears in the screen.
fig.version-2
FLASH: Program version number
SRAM: Version number for initial SRAM settings values.
IROM: MAIN CPU version number
IROM(T): TRIG CPU version number
4. Under normal circumstances, confirm only the program version number.
Turn off the power to the unit after confirming the information.
The screens depicted in the procedures of INITIALIZING (FORMATTING) THE
MEMORY CARD and USERS DATA SAVE AND LOAD described below
differ in some ways when the program version is 1.06 or later, but the
procedures themselves are the same.
INITIALIZING (FORMATTING)
THE MEMORY CARD
Cards supported by TD-20 are 3.3 V CompactFlash cards with the capacity of
16 MB to 512 MB.
1. Insert the memory card in the slot.
2. Press the [CARD] button; the following appears in the LCD display.
fig.save-1
3. Press the [F4 FORMAT] button, then press the [F5 FORMAT] button; the
following appears in the LCD display.
fig.save-2
4. To format, press the [F5 EXECUTE] button.
The formatting is executed.
To cancel formatting, press the [F1 CANCEL] button.
When formatting is finished, “Completed!” temporarily appears, and
The LCD display returns to its original state.
USERS DATA SAVE AND
LOAD
Cards supported by TD-20 are 3.3 V CompactFlash cards with the capacity of
16 MB to 512 MB.
Data Backup
Save all user data in the User area to a memory card.
User data includes the following.
• Drum kits
• Percussion sets
• Patterns
• Setup
1. Insert the memory card in the slot.
2. Press the [CARD] button; the following appears in the LCD display.
fig.save-1