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Chapter 12. Appendix
Error messages
If you perform an incorrect operation or if an opera-
tion could not be executed correctly, an error message
will appear in the display. Refer to this list, and take
the appropriate action for the error message that was
displayed.
When the battery runs down
Battery Low!
Situation: The internal backup battery has run down.
Action: Contact a nearby qualified Roland service
personnel.
When other MIDI devices are connected
MIDI Buff. Full!
Situation: More MIDI data was received in a short
time than could be processed.
Action: Reduce the amount of MIDI data that is being
transmitted.
Situation: Exclusive data was not received correctly.
Action: After checking the condition of the MIDI
cables and of the data being transmitted, re-do the
operation.
MIDI Off Line!
Situation: It is possible that a MIDI cable has been
disconnected or is broken.
Action: Check the connections or try a different MIDI
cable.
Check Sum Error!
Situation: Exclusive data was not received correctly.
It is possible that the Check Sum value was incorrect,
or that a MIDI cable is broken.
Action: Check the value of the Check Sum. If it is
incorrect, correct the value and re-do the operation.
Action: Try the operation once again using a different
MIDI cable.
Action: If another MIDI device (such as a device with
a MIDI Thru function) is connected between the
transmitting and the receiving device, disconnect that
MIDI device, and connect the transmitting and receiv-
ing devices directly. Then try the operation once
again.
If the same error message appears in spite of this, con-
tact a nearby qualified Roland service personnel.
No sound!!
on this Bank
Situation: A sound select message that the XP-10
received at MIDI IN has specified a Tone or Drum Set
that the XP-10 does not have.
Action: Check the sound select message, and change
it so that it selects a Tone or Drum Set that the XP-10
has (p.71-77).
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