Roland TR-707 Owner's Manual page 38

11
SYNC
The
TR-707
features
Sync
function
using
DIN
socket,
MIDI connector and tape recorder.
To change
the
Sync modes,
set
the
Composer
to
Track Play
mode
without
rhythm running,
and push
the
Sync
Mode Button
©
while holding the Shift
Key
©
down.
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DIN Sync mode
with the
Composer
being Slave.
The Composer
is
Sync'ing
to
the
Tape Sync signal
MIDI Sync
mode
with the
Composer
being Slave.
The
Composer's
\
tempo
setting
decides the
tempo.
The number
changes
as
the
Tempo Knob
\
is
rotated,
,
a.
Sync
using
DIN
The DIN
socket
marked
"SYNC"
is
for
use with
non-M!DI
instruments.
When
the
Composer
is
controlling the
tempo
or
set
to
Tape Sync mode,
the
DiN
Connector on
the
back
panel
serves as
an
Output.
To
use the
Composer
as a
Slave,
however, convert
it
to an Input
as
follows.
Connect
the
composer
to the
master devices
as
shown
in
Fig
a—
1.
and
.turn
the
TR-707
to the
Track Playing
mode.
Then while holding the Shift
Button
©
down,
press
the
Sync
Mode Button
ffi
until
the Display
becomes
as
shown
in
Fig
a—
2.
The TR-707 does not sync
in
the
tempo
quicker
than
.
-
250, so
be sure to
set
the
tempo
of the
master instrument
below
that.
SYNC
using
DIN
MC-202
MC^
etc.
DIN Sync
OUT
(Master)
TR-707
DIN Sync
#
(Slave)
The
Master device controls the
tempo,
start/stop, etc.
Fig
a-1
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TRACK
MODE
TRACK PLAY
Display Reaction
when
the
TR-707
serves as
Slave
in
DIN Sync
mode.
Fig
a-2
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