Roland SUPER JX-10 Owner's Manual page 7

1.
Total
Mix Output
Jack
®
3.
Output
Level Switch
Connect
this
to the
ampiifter.
To make
the best use
of the JX-1
0,
use
the amplifier
and
speaker
of
wide
frequency response and dynamic
range such as
keyboard
ampiifter.
2. Parallel
Output Jacks
®
These
are also for connecting amplifiers. Different
ways
of
connections
will
make
various
sound
effects.
The
following
shows
several different
ways
for
using the
Output
Jacks.
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Connection
Jack Output
Power
Uack
E Monaural Output
2 Jacks
A
D Mixed
Output
of
Upper
and Lower
B
C
B:
Monaural Output
of
Upper
C:
Monaural Output
of
Lower
A
B Stereo Output of
Upper
C D
Stereo Output of Lower
4
Jacks
A
B
C D
Stereo Output of
Upper
and Lower
When
the
JX-10
is
set to the
Whole mode,
connecting
a stereo amplifier to
the
UPPER
MONO
and
LOWER
MONO
of the
Parallel
Out-
put Jacks
26
(output jacks
C and
D shown
in
the
above
picture) will
cause the
sounds to
be
output
irregularly
through
L
or R.
It is
normal
for this unit to
behave
like this.
Use
this
switch
to select
the output
level
depend-
ing
on
the
amplifier
connected
to
the
Total
Mix
Output.
*
This switch
does
not
work on
the signal sent
from
the
Parallel Output
Jack.
4.
Headphones Jack
®
Connect
stereo
headphones
to
this jack.
5.
Hold Pedal Jack
®
By
connecting the
optional
pedal switch DP-6
or
DP-2, the Hold
effect can
be
turned
on
or
off
by
pressing the pedal.
"Hold"
is
the effect of
keeping
the
sound even
after the
key
is
released.
6.
MIDI Connector
®
This
is
for connecting
to
other MIDI device using
the
MIDI/SYNC
cable
(optionalj.
7.
Programmer
Connector
Connect
this to
the
programmer PG-SQO
(optional)
using the supplied
6P DIN
cord.
8.
Protect
Switch
®
Always make
sure
that this switch
is
set to the
ON
position to protect the data
in
the JX-10, except
when
saving or loading
data.
9.
Control Assign Jack
®
Use
this
jack
when
assigning the Control
Changes
with the expression pedal or pedal
switch.